BMW seeks reunion of KTM's MotoGP winners in WSBK lineup
Motorsport.com • 1 min read • Latest: Jul 31, 2026, 12:30 PM
Last updated Jul 31, 2026

As the 2027 MotoGP rider line-up nears completion, BMW is focused on consolidating its roster for the World Superbike Championship. One confirmed event is Iker Lecuona’s renewal with Ducati as he prepares to compete in the series. This follows the departure of Nicolo Bulega, who is set to make his MotoGP debut next season, influencing the structure of various teams in WSBK.
- •BMW aims to reunite KTM's two MotoGP race winners.
- •Iker Lecuona has renewed his contract with Ducati.
- •Nicolo Bulega is leaving for a MotoGP debut.
- •The 2027 MotoGP line-up is nearly finalized.
- •WBSK teams are adjusting their strategies for the new season.
- 12:30 PMMotorsport.com — BMW wants to reunite KTM's only two MotoGP race winners in WSBK
"With the 2027 MotoGP rider line-up now practically complete, the manufacturers in the production-based World Superbike Championship have begun putting together their rosters for next season. One of the first confirmations was Iker Lecuona's renewal as a factory Ducati rider in the series. The Italian manufacturer will lose its current spearhead, Nicolo Bulega, who will make his MotoGP debut ...Keep reading
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