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MotoGP vs World Superbike Championship

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MotoGP World Superbike Championship
Category Motorcycle Motorcycle
Governing Body FIM / Dorna FIM
Region International International
Founded 1949 1988
Team Count 345 281
Top Countries Italy, Germany, United Kingdom, Spain, United States Germany, Croatia, Denmark, Finland, France

MotoGP

The premier class of motorcycle road racing. Factory teams from Ducati, Aprilia, KTM, Honda, and Yamaha compete on custom-built 1000cc prototype machines exceeding 220 mph.

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World Superbike Championship

The premier production-based motorcycle racing series. Teams compete with modified versions of road-legal superbikes from manufacturers like Ducati, Kawasaki, BMW, Honda, and Yamaha.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What is the difference between MotoGP and World Superbike Championship?
MotoGP and World Superbike Championship are both major motorsport series in the Motorcycle discipline. MotoGP is governed by FIM / Dorna and was founded in 1949, while World Superbike Championship is governed by FIM and was founded in 1988. MotoGP has 345 teams indexed on Race Team Wiki; World Superbike Championship has 281.
How many teams does MotoGP have?
MotoGP has 345 teams indexed on Race Team Wiki. Browse all MotoGP teams.
How many teams does World Superbike Championship have?
World Superbike Championship has 281 teams indexed on Race Team Wiki. Browse all World Superbike Championship teams.

MotoGP vs World Superbike Championship — Series Comparison

MotoGP and World Superbike Championship are two major motorsport series compared on Race Team Wiki. MotoGP (founded 1949, governed by FIM / Dorna) races in the International region with 345 teams. World Superbike Championship (founded 1988, governed by FIM) races in the International region with 281 teams. Race Team Wiki is the comprehensive racing team index covering all motorsport disciplines worldwide.

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