The WorldSBK season kicks off at Motorland Aragón from 21 to 23 May, commemorating the tenth anniversary of the championship at the Alcañizano circuit.

Once again, the Motul FIM Superbike World Championship returns to Motorland Aragón. On this occasion, the Aragonese circuit will be the first round of the championship, which will be held following all the established safety protocols. 

This is the first of the three world competitions that the circuit will host in 2021. However, this year will be a special one as it will mark the tenth anniversary of the championship being held at Motorland Aragón, which has become a reference point for motorcycling fans and a star circuit for many of the riders.

A season that promises to be exciting from the first to the last round, with thrilling races and battles for the championship title, where adrenaline and action are guaranteed.

We have already been able to see the action on the track during the various tests and training sessions that have taken place over the last few weeks. The Aruba It Racing -Ducati duo, Michael Rinaldi and Scott Reding have set similar times, so there will be rivalry within the team.

Current Championship leader Jonathan Rea will once again be fighting for the podium on the new Kawasaki ZX-10RR, with an eye on the Ducati riders. Tito Rabat has been drafted to replace  Jorge Martín at Pramac Racing and compete in the Spanish MotoGP.