TIME SCHEDULE

Check out the schedule and plan your trip to the 2025 WorldSuperbike race weekend in Australia at the Phillip Island Grand Prix Circuit.

General information about the WorldSuperbike Weekend Prix schedule

A typical World Superbike (WorldSBK) race weekend spans three days, featuring a structured schedule of practice sessions, qualifying, and races across multiple categories. Here's an overview of the standard format:

Friday

Free Practice Sessions: The day begins with Free Practice sessions for all categories, including WorldSBK and World Supersport (WorldSSP). These sessions allow riders to familiarise themselves with the track and fine-tune their motorcycles.

Saturday

Free Practice 3: A final practice session for each category to make last-minute adjustments.
Superpole: A qualifying session that determines the starting grid for Race 1 and the Superpole Race. Riders must record a lap time within 107% of the pole position time to qualify.
Race 1: The first main race of the weekend for each category.

Sunday

Warm-Up Sessions: Brief sessions for riders to prepare their bikes and assess track conditions.
Superpole Race: A shorter sprint race for WorldSBK, typically around 10 laps. The top nine finishers set their grid positions for Race 2; positions from 10th onwards are based on Saturday's Superpole results.
Race 2: The second main race for each category, concluding the weekend's competitive events.