This week, the official presentation of BMW for the Superbike World Championship took place at BMW Motorrad Welt in Berlin. The Bavarian manufacturer will have four bikes on the track: two from the official ROKiT BMW Motorrad WorldSBK Team and two from the satellite Bonovo Action BMW Racing Team.
The big news is undoubtedly the arrival of Toprak Razgatlioglu. The 2021 world champion is trying to lead BMW to the titles after a strong career with Yamaha, although the M 1000 RR still doesn’t seem to be a bike that allows regular fighting at the top. Something that the Turkish rider will try to correct early in 2024. By his side, Michael van der Mark remains in the team. Scott Redding moved to Bonovo Action alongside Garrett Gerloff, succeeding Loris Baz.
On January 24 and 25, the tests return in Jerez, while Phillip Island hosts more tests on February 19 and 20, before being the stage of the opening round from the 23rd to the 25th of the same month.
As for the colors, as you can see in the images, the factory team will have bikes with a black base, combined with the typical BMW white, blue, and red. Bonovo, on the other hand, will have their bikes dominated by white, combined with blue, black, and small details in red.
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