Superbike racing

Teams may modify some elements of the bike, including the suspensions, brakes, swingarm, and the diameter and size of the wheels.

Many of the riders that competed in SBK over the years are household names among motorcycle racing fans.

Japanese rider Ryuichi Kiyonari won the 2006, 2007 and 2010 titles riding for HM Plant Honda.

Beginning in 2015 the US National Superbike championship moved to a new organization, MotoAmerica, after several years of decline.

The series runs a small 7 round schedule but has a large field of Japanese riders and bikes.

Many notable riders have been successful on the world stage, such as Troy Corser, Steve Martin, Rob Phillis, Peter Goddard, Josh Brookes, Troy Bayliss, Anthony Gobert, Matthew Mladin, Aaron Slight, Bryan Staring, Josh Waters, and Mike Jones.

It is the premier motorcycling sports event in Nigeria and West Africa with participants and spectators from all over the World.

Modelled after the Isle of Man TT races, The Bikers Trophy (The BT) races take place in a time trial format over a 32 km street circuits which traverse the 8 communities of Urhonigbe, Urohmehe, Umughun, Ogba, Evbonogbon, Ugo, Ekpokor, and Ugbokirima in Orhiomwon Local Government Area of Edo State.

Other countries with road races are the Netherlands, Spain, Belgium, Germany, Great Britain, the Czech Republic, Turkey, Ukraine, New Zealand and Macau.

James Toseland (1) on a Ducati leads Chris Walker (9) on a Kawasaki and Yukio Kagayama (71) on a Suzuki during a 2005 Superbike World Championship race
Gregorio Lavilla riding for Airwaves Ducati in the 2005 British Superbike Championship season
2014 Winner of the Nigeria Superbike Road Race, with the first and Second runners ups
Some of the contestants at the Nigeria Superbike Road Race