British Superbike Championship Seasons

The British Superbike Championship (BSB) is the leading road racing superbike championship in the United Kingdom. Two annual championships are awarded, one for riders and one for manufacturers. A “Cup” class exists for riders running in privately owned teams; past champions of this include Shane Byrne in 2001, and James Ellison in 2004. This cup will be replaced in 2010 by an Evolution Class featuring less developed bikes.

2009 British Superbike Championship

The 2009 British Superbike season began at Brands Hatch on April 13, before finishing at Oulton Park on October 11, after 26 races held in England and Scotland. Camier won the title in dominant fashion, winning a series record nineteen races during the season. Team-mate Ellison finished as runner-up with Stuart Easton third. Gary Mason was just as dominant in the Privateers Cup, winning eighteen races en route to the title.

April 13 – Brands Hatch – (4.00/5)
May 25 – Donington Park – (4.25/5)
May 31 – Thruxton – (4.00/5)
June 21 – Snetterton – (4.00/5)
July 5 – Knockhill – (3.75/5)
July 19 – Mallory Park – (4.50/5)
August 8 – Brands Hatch – (4.50/5)
September 13 – Croft – (4.00/5)
September 27 – Silverstone – (3.88/5)
October 10 – Oulton Park – (4.00/5)

2008 British Superbike Championship

The 2008 British Superbike Championship season was scheduled to begin on April 6, 2008, however snow at Brands Hatch forced the abandonment of the day’s races. The series was rescheduled to start on April 20 and end on October 12, 2008.

April 20 – Thruxton – (4.00/5)
May 5 – Oulton Park – (4.00/5)
May 11 – Brands Hatch – (3.80/5)
May 26 – Donington Park – (4.25/5)
June 15 – Snetterton – (4.00/5)
June 29 – Mallory Park – (4.50/5)
July 20 – Oulton Park – (4.00/5)
August 10 – Knockhill – (3.75/5)
August 25 – Cadwell Park – (4.50/5)
September 14 – Croft – (4.00/5)
September 28 – Silverstone – (3.88/5)
October 12 – Brands Hatch – (3.80/5)

2007 British Superbike Championship

The Bennetts 2007 British Superbike Championship season started on April 7 and ended on October 14.

April 7/8/9 – Brands Hatch – (3.80/5)
April 13/14/15 – Thruxton – (4.00/5)
April 27/28/29 – Silverstone – (3.88/5)
May 5/6/7 – Oulton Park – (4.00/5)
May 18/19/20 – Snetterton – (4.00/5)
June 15/16/17 – Mondello Park – (4.50/5)
June 29/30/1 – Knockhill – (3.75/5)
July 13/14/15 – Oulton Park – (4.00/5)
July 20/21/22 – Mallory Park – (4.50/5)
August 10/11/12 – Croft – (4.00/5)
August 25/26/27 – Cadwell Park – (4.50/5)
September 21/22/23 – Donington Park – (4.25/5)
October 12/13/14 – Brands Hatch – (3.80/5)

2006 British Superbike Championship

The 2006 Championship was won by Kiyonari, making him the first Japanese to win a BSB title and ending a 20-year British title drought for Honda.

March 24th-26th – Brands Hatch – (3.80/5)
April 7th-9th – Donington Park – (4.25/5)
April 14th-17th – Thruxton – (4.00/5)
April 29th-30th – Oulton Park – (4.00/5)
May 19th-21st – Mondello Park – (4.50/5)
June 2nd-4th – Mallory Park – (4.50/5)
June 16th-18th – Snetterton – (4.00/5)
July 14th-16th – Knockhill – (3.75/5)
July 21st-23rd – Oulton Park – (4.00/5)
August 11th-13th – Croft – (4.00/5)
August 26th-28th – Cadwell Park – (4.50/5)
September 15th-17th – Silverstone – (3.88/5)
September 29th-30th – Brands Hatch – (3.80/5)