Cars
Yamaha
Yamaha racing series and events, and where to see them next
Yamaha in motorsport
Yamaha has won MotoGP and 500cc Grand Prix world championships with riders such as Kenny Roberts, Wayne Rainey and Valentino Rossi. Its YZF-R1 is a proven World Superbike winner, and R1, R6 and R7 machines fill superbike, supersport and cup racing grids in national championships around the world.
Trackside follows 6 Yamaha racing series, with 38 upcoming race meetings at 29 circuits in 19 countries. Browse the series below, or open Meetings to see where to watch Yamaha race next.
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FIM R3 bLU cRU World Cup
R3 World CupYamaha's one-make R3 development cup for young riders, racing at selected WorldSBK rounds.
FIM Sportbike World Championship
WorldSPBWorldSPB: the WorldSBK paddock's new entry class — production middleweights balanced to about 90hp, replacing WorldSSP300.
FIM Superbike World Championship
WSBKThe world championship for production-based superbikes — three races a weekend at circuits worldwide.
FIM Women's Circuit Racing World Championship
WorldWCRThe first all-female motorcycle world championship, racing Yamaha R7s on the WorldSBK bill.
MotoAmerica Twins Cup
MA Twins CupMotoAmerica's production-based twin-cylinder class — RS660s, R7s and Ninja 650s.
MotoGP World Championship
MotoGPThe world championship of motorcycle racing — 1000cc prototype grand prix machinery.