Championnat de France Superbike

Who will succeed Christophe Ponsson (Superbike), Mathieu Gines (Supersport) and all the French champions in 2027? Whilst the suspense remains very much alive on the track, one thing is certain: we know the circuits where these battles will take place! The French Motorcycling Federation (FFM) is delighted to unveil the six rounds that will make up the French Superbike Championship (FSBK). The season will, once again, be streamed live on the FFM’s YouTube channel.

The season kicks off in mid-March at Le Mans in the Sarthe region, a mecca for French and international motorcycling. This eagerly anticipated opening round will provide a chance to discover the new contenders and set the tone for the season. The paddock will then head to the south of France for two unmissable rounds: Lédenon and then Nogaro.
The second half of the season will begin at the Pau-Arnos circuit for the first summer round. At the end of August, we’ll head to the Grand Est region! The Anneau du Rhin will host the French Superbike Championship for the second time in its history, following a successful inaugural event held in 2025.
Finally, the Nevers Magny-Cours circuit will once again host the championship finale. A historic circuit that will bring to a close a season which, we hope, will be able to boast the same distinction. With a mix of iconic circuits and a new round to (re)discover, all the ingredients are in place to make the 2027 season a truly memorable one.
Under the auspices of the FFM, the commitment of the organising motorcycle clubs and the support of partners will once again help to make the FSBK the showcase for French motorcycle racing. The full calendar for the 2027 season will be announced following the federation congress, which is due to take place from 29 to 31 October.
Official FSBK 2027 calendar:
19–21 March | Le Mans (72) – ASM 24 Heures ACO Motorcycle Club
30 April–2 May | Lédenon (30) – Lédenon Motorcycle Club
28–30 May | Nogaro (32) – Moto-Club A.S.Moto Armagnac Bigorre
30 July – 1 August | Pau Arnos (64) – Moto-Club Pau Arnos
27–29 August | Anneau du Rhin (68) – Moto-Club de l’Anneau du Rhin
30 September – 3 October | Magny-Cours (58) – Moto-Club de Nevers et de la Nièvre