From Balaton Park to Most
Will Nicolò Bulega’s unbeaten streak continue, or will there be a rider who manages to defeat the Ducati rider for the first time this season? This is the basic question many fans ask themselves at the start of the week leading the Superbike to the Czech Republic Round, the fifth event of the world championship. After Balaton Park, the championship will stop in another Eastern European country, with the fight for victory scheduled at the Most circuit.
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The absentees
Having become the venue for the Czech round for the first time in 2021 after Brno, in 2024 and 2025 Toprak Razgatlioglu has always stood on the top step of the podium, except for the last Race 2, when Bulega himself won. For the world championship leader, it will be an opportunity to extend his record of consecutive wins, while Ducati could achieve more doubles after the nine consecutive ones obtained from Portugal onwards. However, the race weekend will not see Miguel Oliveira on track, nor Scott Dixon, who is still recovering from the wrist injury sustained in Australia. For this reason, Honda recently announced Yuki Kunii as his replacement.
TV broadcasts
In a weekend when the MotoGP Catalan Grand Prix will also take place, the ways to watch the Superbike practice or races will be different. While NOW will guarantee all live streaming, Sky will broadcast the Supersport and Superbike championship sessions on the Sky Sport Arena (206) channel, and not on Sky Sport MotoGP. Race 1 and the Superpole Race will also be available free-to-air, but only delayed and respectively on TV8 and Cielo. The latter will also guarantee the live broadcast of Race 2, and therefore not delayed.
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Most 2026, TV schedule
Friday, May 15
9:40 AM – Free Practice 1 WSSP (live on Sky Sport Arena)
10:35 AM – Free Practice 1 Superbike (live on Sky Sport Arena)
1:35 PM – Superpole WSSP (live on Sky Sport Arena)
3:00 PM – Free Practice 2 Superbike (live on Sky Sport Arena)
Saturday, May 16
9:40 AM – Free Practice 3 Superbike (live on Sky Sport Arena)
11:15 AM – Superpole Superbike (live on Sky Sport Arena)
12:30 PM – Race 1 WSSP (live on Sky Sport Arena)
2:00 PM – Race 1 Superbike (live on Sky Sport Arena and delayed on TV8 at 4:45 PM)
Sunday, May 17
11:10 AM – Superpole Race Superbike (live on Sky Sport Arena and delayed on Cielo at 2:35 PM)
2:00 PM – Race 2 WSSP (live on Sky Sport Arena)
3:30 PM – Race 2 Superbike (live on Sky Sport MotoGP and Cielo)
