SuperBike Brasil

The Brazilian Superbike Championship was the main motorcycle category in Brazil in 2010 and since 2016. In between Moto 1000 GP gained in popularity from 2011 to 2015 with backing from former MotoGP rider Alex Barros.

The Brazilian Superbike Championship is the leading road racing superbike championship in Brazil, and is acknowledged to be the premier domestic superbike racing series in South America.^[1]

The Brazilian Superbike Championship, known as SuperBike Brasil, was created with the goal of professionalizing and strengthening motorcycle road racing competitions in the country. Founded in the early 2010s, the championship quickly established itself as the main national motorcycle racing series, bringing together experienced riders, young talents, and well-structured teams.^[2]

Inspired by major international championships, SuperBike Brasil introduced a new standard of organization, safety, and visibility to the sport, with well-defined technical regulations and multiple categories, such as SuperBike Pro, SuperSport, and SuperStock, allowing riders of different skill levels to compete.^[3]

Over the years, the championship has visited important Brazilian racetracks, including Interlagos, Goiânia, and Curitiba, and has helped reveal riders who went on to stand out both nationally and internationally. In addition, it has significantly contributed to the development of the motorcycle industry, attracting manufacturers, sponsors, and public interest.^[4]

Today, SuperBike Brasil is recognized as a benchmark in Brazilian motorsport, playing a fundamental role in rider development and in popularizing motorcycle road racing in Brazil.^[5][6]