While KRT are already tackling big rider moves this season, their change of livery is yet another bold move from the factory team, that will this year host Alex Lowes, who will enter into his fifth season with the team, and their new recruit Axel Bassani.

With so many talking points heading into the Grand Ridge Brewery Australian Round, it is hard to know where to begin when discussing the major changes you need to earmark. From major team shake ups and rookies showing some serious pace, new rules, a new look event schedule, a freshly resurfaced Phillip Island Circuit, and a brand new paddock show set up; this will be the biggest year yet!

The Grand Ridge Brewery Australian Round is just days away, firing off three action packed days at Phillip Island Grand Prix Circuit from the 23rd to 25th February 2024! Between World Superbikes, World Supersport, and the ASBK National Support categories of Australian Superbike, Supersport and Supersport 300, spectators are in for an action packed time with 14 races getting underway across the three days.

As the 2024 MOTUL FIM Superbike World Championship approaches at Phillip Island Grand Prix Circuit, teams and riders are adjusting to the number of new regulations, particularly those related to weight limits.

‘All in’ has been the expression used to describe the Pata Prometeon Yamaha Team’s approach ahead of the 2024 MOTUL FIM Superbike World Championship season. Pata Prometeon Yamaha has unveiled their 2024 R1 WorldSBK livery ahead of an exciting season, hosting leading title contenders Jonathan Rea #65 and Andrea Locatelli #55.