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Brad Binder leaves MotoGP for the World Superbike ChampionshipPhoto by jyleen21 on Pexels
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Brad Binder leaves MotoGP for the World Superbike Championship

Dia de Jogo — jornal desportivo9 September 2026 at 16:31

Brad Binder will leave MotoGP to compete in the World Superbike Championship starting next season. The South African rider, who has been in the premier class of motorcycling, decided to make the move to Superbikes.

With this transfer, Binder will return to sharing the starting grid with Portuguese rider Miguel Oliveira, who already competes in the Superbike championship. The two riders had previously raced together in the past in other categories.

The change represents a significant alteration in Binder's career, as he leaves behind the top competition in world motorcycling to join the Superbike championship.

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