The World Superbike Championship (WSBK) sometimes feels like the forgotten child of motorcycle racing, and that's a hard pill to swallow. The championship features some of the best two-wheeled racing you'll find anywhere, often besting MotoGP in terms of excitement over the past few years. However, Nicola Bulga has turned it into a one-man show of late.
Fans in the States haven't had a home race since 2019, which took place at the iconic Laguna Seca circuit. This is a crying shame for fans, but it also hurts the 10 brands taking part in the series, or 13 if you count the accompanying Sportbike World Championship, which are missing out on coverage in the US.
