(Motorsport-Total.com) – A good month after the 2023 Superbike World Championship visited Barcelona, it is stopping off in Misano for its fifth race weekend. The venue is the Misano World Circuit Marco Simoncelli. World champion Alvaro Bautista already has a lead of 69 world championship points with his Ducati.
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This year, the races can also be watched on television and via internet stream. Below you will find the broadcast times and the various options for watching the Superbike World Championship in Germany and Austria.
The WorldSBK schedule in Misano (in CEST):
Friday, 02 June:
09:00 – 09:30: Yamaha R3-Cup FT
13:30 – 14:00: Yamaha R3 Cup Superpole
14:15 – 14:45: WorldSSP300 FT2
15:00 – 15:45: WorldSBK FT2
16:00 – 16:45: WorldSSP FT2
Saturday, 03 June:
9:00 – 9:30: WorldSBK FT3
9:45 – 10:05: WorldSSP300 Superpole
10:25 – 10:45: WorldSSP Superpole
11:10 – 11:25: WorldSBK Superpole
11:45 am: Yamaha R3 Cup Race 1 (11 laps)
12:40: WorldSSP300 Race 1 (12 laps
14:00: WorldSBK Race 1 (20 laps)
15:15: WorldSSP Race 1 (18 laps)
16:15: Yamaha R3 Cup Race 2 (11 laps)
Sunday, 04 June:
9:00 – 9:15: WorldSBK Warm-up
9:25 – 9:40 am: WorldSSP Warm-up
9:50 – 10:05: WorldSSP300 Warm-up
11:00 a.m.: WorldSBK Superpole race (10 laps)
12:30: WorldSSP Race 2 (18 laps)
14:00: WorldSBK Race 2 (20 laps)
15:15: WorldSSP300 Race 2 (12 laps)
ServusTV with options on TV and in streaming
Also in 2023, ServusTV as usual, all races of the Superbike World Championship. The agreement with promoter Dorna Sports covers the broadcasting rights for all distribution channels (linear television and internet stream) and also includes the supporting races of the Supersport World Championship and Supersport 300 World Championship.
ServusTV Germany broadcast times (in CEST):
Saturday, 03 June:
13:10: Preliminary report
13:20: WorldSBK Superpole (recording)
13:35: Interim report
14:00: WorldSBK Race 1 (live)
14:35: Follow-up report
Sunday, 04 June:
13:20: Preliminary report
13:25: WorldSBK Superpole race (recording)
13:45: Interim report
14:00: WorldSBK Race 2 (live)
14:35: Follow-up report
ServusTV Austria broadcast times (in CEST):
Saturday, 03 June:
13:55: Preliminary report
14:05: WorldSBK Superpole (recording)
14:20: Interim report
14:45: WorldSBK Race 1 (recording)
15:20: Follow-up report
Sunday, 04 June:
13:55: Preliminary report
14:00: WorldSBK Superpole race (recording)
14:20: Interim report
14:35: WorldSBK Race 2 (recording)
15:10: Follow-up report
In addition to linear television, ServusTV also offers an extensive Streaming platform for the Superbike World Championship. On ServusTV On The WorldSBK free practice sessions will be streamed on Friday. On Saturday and Sunday, the full program of all sessions and races in all classes will be broadcast live. ServusTV On is also available as an app on various platforms.
Superbike World Championship on Eurosport and in the official VideoPass
Also Eurosport has extended the broadcasting rights and will broadcast the Superbike World Championship until 2025. Alternatively, there is also the streaming service Discovery+which replaces the Eurosport Player. The subscription costs from 3.99 euros per month.
Eurosport 2 broadcast times (in CEST):
Sunday, 04 June:
02:00: WorldSBK Race 1 (recording)
23:00: WorldSBK Race 1 (recording)
Monday, 05 June:
01:00: WorldSBK Race 2 (recording)
An alternative to the offers of ServusTV and Eurosport is the official streaming service from Superbike World Championship promoter Dorna Sport. With the VideoPass All sessions can be streamed live or on demand. This English-language offer costs 69.90 euros for the entire season.
As usual, Motorsport-Total.com will be covering all race weekends of the Superbike World Championship with training and race reports. We will provide you with all the important reactions and background reports. All news and results can also be accessed in our app, which is available free of charge for Android and iOS.
Source : German