British Superbikes 2023: New format, schedule, title contenders, how to watch on TV and live stream

A new British Superbike Championship is just around the corner and a shake-up in the field means there is likely to be a brand-new champion. Bradley Ray will not defend his crown from last year as he embarks on a new chapter in the Superbike World Championship, with Rory Skinner competing in Moto2 and Tarran Mackenzie off to join the World Supersport grid.

Ad Jason O’Halloran will be one of several riders hoping to lift the title, with the Ducati pair of Tommy Bridewell and Glenn Irwin forming a very strong line-up. British Superbikes‘I’ll always remember that smile’ – BSB stars pay tribute to Rouse15/10/2022 AT 14:29 Kyle Ryde will be OMG Racing’s lead rider after the departure of Ray whilst two-time champion Josh Brookes was fastest in pre-season testing, to underline his status as a contender.

How can I watch British Superbikes in 2023? In the UK, you won’t miss a second of all the qualifying and race action as Eurosport and discovery+ bring you exclusive live coverage of the British Superbikes on the Saturday and Sunday of every meeting. Roberts will lead the coverage of the championship with expert analysis provided by six-time British Superbikes champion Shane ‘Shakey’ Byrne and former riders James Haydon and James Whitham.

Eurosport can also announce that Tom Brooks will become the lead commentator for all British Superbikes support races in 2023 covering the British Talent Cup, National Junior Superstock, Junior Supersport and the new BMW F900R Cup. Brooks has commentated on an array of two-wheeled motorsport since 2017, most notably as the voice of the FIM Superbike World Championship international broadcast feed.

BT Sport customers are now able to enjoy a feast of motorsport on discovery+ at no extra cost. BT