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The MOTUL FIM Superbike World Championship comes from MotorLand Aragon this weekend, with the Tissot Aragon concluding the first of two double headers that end the 2024 campaign. It’s a frantic end to the year and the title races are getting tense, so make sure you get your tickets for Aragon HERE and don’t miss out on the thrilling action – here are 10 reasons why you should go!

A HISTORIC VENUE: plenty of action in the past

Unlike the last venue, Aragon has held many WorldSBK races and the action is always fierce. Podiums and wins can sometimes be decided by less than a second, there’s plenty of overtaking opportunities and a stunning backdrop with the famous Aragon wall.

THE TITLE RACE IS CLOSE: just 13 points between the top two

With Toprak Razgatlioglu (ROKiT BMW Motorrad WorldSBK Team) still recovering from his injuries in France, Nicolo Bulega (Aruba.it Racing - Ducati) has been able to close the gap in the title fight to just 13 points. Three rounds and nine races remain, and a huge 186 points are available, but this title fight is heating up.

A CHAMPION COULD BE CROWNED: Mahendra on the verge of history…

Aldi Mahendra (Team BrCorse) is closing in on the WorldSSP300 title and, while it can only happen on Sunday with the right results on Saturday, the Indonesian will be hoping he can become the first rider outside of Europe to claim the title.

WORLD SUPERSPORT TITLE FIGHT: more twists to come?

The title fight between Adrian Huertas (Aruba.it Racing WorldSSP Team) and Yari Montella (Barni Spark Racing Team) has featured big twists in the last few rounds, including at Cremona when the #55 crashed out of the lead. Huertas leads by 43 points now, with Stefano Manzi (Pata Prometeon Ten Kate Racing) in third just seven points behind Montella. Are there more surprises to come at Aragon?

A SUPERB TRACK FOR RACING: a mix of everything

The 5.077km circuit has everything to help create exciting action. From long straights to low, medium and high-speed corners, plus heavy braking zones, the Aragon circuit provides a challenge for everyone: riders, teams, mechanics and engineers. Who will be able to master it?

THE LOCATION: a stunning place for World Championship action

Alcaniz might only be a small town with a population, as of 2019, of almost 16,000 people but that doesn’t stop it being one of the most beautiful towns the Championship visits. Attractions include a castle and a church that show off the region’s history with incredible architecture.

LOUD CROWDS TO CHEER ON HOME HEROES: expect plenty of support

With several home heroes on the grid, there’ll be big support from the Spanish fans. Alvaro Bautista (Aruba.it Racing - Ducati), Team HRC duo Iker Lecuona and Xavi Vierge, plus Tito Rabat (Kawasaki Puccetti Racing) will all have plenty of support, as will the WorldSSP and WorldSSP300 riders.

PADDOCK SHOW: a must-see part of WorldSBK

The WorldSBK Paddock Show allows fans to get close to their favourite riders with talk shows, interactive activities and much, much more. It’s an integral part of the WorldSBK experience and it’s based on the paddock too; offering something unique to fans.

PODIUM CELEBRATIONS: in the heart of the paddock…

Alongside the activities hosting at the Paddock Show, podium celebrations take place too. It gives fans the chance to see the podium trio in each race celebrate their achievements and, sometimes, the riders make a point of going into the crowd…

MOMENTUM IS KEY: can anyone continue their form?

Danilo Petrucci (Barni Spark Racing Team) heads into the Aragon round as the form rider. Three wins at Cremona, plus eight podiums in his last nine races, means he’s closing in on third in the Championship. What will he be able to achieve at a circuit that, last year, he started last and finished P5?

DON’T MISS OUT: get your tickets for the Aragon Round by clicking HERE!