Superbike racing is a form of motorcycle racing that features high-performance bikes specifically designed for speed and agility. These races typically take place on closed circuits, where riders compete to complete a set number of laps in the shortest time. The motorcycles used in superbike racing are based on production models but are heavily modified for enhanced performance, including improved engines, suspension, and braking systems. The most prominent championship in superbike racing is the FIM Superbike World Championship, which attracts top riders and manufacturers from around the world. Races are held on various tracks, showcasing the skills of riders as they navigate tight corners and high-speed straights. The sport emphasizes not only speed but also strategy, as riders must manage tire wear and fuel consumption throughout the race.