The Bridgestone Canadian Superbike Championship has officially revised its 2025 provisional race schedule, removing the fourth round at Rocky Mountain Motorsports near Calgary, Alberta.
The difficult decision was made due to external factors that would have prevented the championship from operating in a normal fashion.
The venue limitations, set by city council, were unable to be overcome for the 2025 season. CSBK organizers would like to thank RMM officials for their collaboration during this process, which included a successful mid-season test during the 2024 season.
The Bridgestone Canadian Superbike Championship remains committed to exploring potential events at RMM in the future.
“It’s an unfortunate situation” said series owner Ross Millson. “We’ve worked to expand CSBK for our competitors, supporters, and fans, but setbacks and challenges are always possible.”
The decision means that the 2025 schedule will revert to four rounds, with a longer break between round three at Alberta’s RAD Torque Raceway and the season finale in Ontario at CTMP in August.
However, the third round at RAD Torque will now become a tripleheader for the feature GP Bikes Pro Superbike and Economy Lube Pro Sport Bike classes, meaning each championship will maintain at least nine races in 2025.
The rest of the supporting Bridgestone CSBK classes will remain doubleheaders, with their 2025 schedules to eight races.
Series organizers would like to thank riders, teams, and fans for their support ahead of the 2025 campaign and look forward to another exciting season of national racing.
More information can be found on the series’ official website.
