Provider Overview
WorldSBK VideoPass is the official over-the-top (OTT) direct-to-consumer digital streaming service for the Motul FIM Superbike World Championship, managed by rights holder Dorna Sports S.L. (under Liberty Media ownership). The platform delivers comprehensive live and on-demand video coverage of every round of the 2026 season, including all practice sessions, Tissot Superpole qualifying, and the races for WorldSBK, the FIM Supersport World Championship (WorldSSP), and the FIM Supersport 300 World Championship (WorldSSP300). For the 2026 campaign, Dorna priced the full-season VideoPass at €69.90, maintaining a standalone pricing strategy with no unified package combining WorldSBK and MotoGP.
The service operates at a maximum resolution of 1080p Full HD with an adaptive bitrate capped at roughly 5,000 kbps, providing English-only commentary for all live broadcasts and historic archives dating back to 1997. A key technological limitation is the complete absence of native smart TV applications for Roku, Apple TV, Fire TV, or major TV brands. Subscribers must rely on web browser routing, casting feeds via Chromecast or AirPlay, or physically connecting devices using HDMI cables. While the service provides global footprint access, local television rights holders—such as Sky Italia in Italy or RTVE in Spain—can enforce regional blackouts on the OTT feed in select markets, prompting fans to route connections through a VPN to maintain continuous race access.
The service operates at a maximum resolution of 1080p Full HD with an adaptive bitrate capped at roughly 5,000 kbps, providing English-only commentary for all live broadcasts and historic archives dating back to 1997. A key technological limitation is the complete absence of native smart TV applications for Roku, Apple TV, Fire TV, or major TV brands. Subscribers must rely on web browser routing, casting feeds via Chromecast or AirPlay, or physically connecting devices using HDMI cables. While the service provides global footprint access, local television rights holders—such as Sky Italia in Italy or RTVE in Spain—can enforce regional blackouts on the OTT feed in select markets, prompting fans to route connections through a VPN to maintain continuous race access.
Resolving Regional Restrictions on WorldSBK VideoPass
Streaming platforms like WorldSBK VideoPass are contractually bound by stringent regional broadcasting contracts. Even if you hold an active membership, a highly anticipated match may be restricted on your app if your IP address is outside the specific local network's jurisdiction (e.g. traveling abroad or across state lines). To resolve these digital geographic restrictions on WorldSBK VideoPass, fans use a verified Sports VPN to encrypt and relocate their connection directly back into the fully approved broadcast territory.
Key Features
- Live coverage of all WorldSBK, WorldSSP, and WorldSSP300 sessions.
- Extensive on-demand race archive dating back to 1997.
- Exclusive interviews, features, and documentary content.
Pros
- ✓ Every single out-of-market game available
- ✓ Choice of home/away broadcast audio
- ✓ Archive replays stretching back years
Cons
- ✗ BRUTAL entirely draconian local blackout rules
- ✗ Does not include national TV broadcast games
What's New for 2026
For the 2026 campaign, Dorna upgraded the web player and mobile app to improve mobile casting stability. The season-long pass was priced at €69.90 with no joint bundle option with MotoGP VideoPass currently available.
Regional Availability
Worldwide access is permitted for VideoPass, but local TV broadcast partnerships in countries like Italy (Sky Italia) or Spain (DAZN/RTVE) may enforce local blackouts on the digital feed.
Sports & Leagues Covered
Verified Broadcasting Rights
- basketball
- baseball
- hockey
- soccer
Verified Pricing & Packages
Standard Pass
Varies
- Live Sports
Included Live TV Channels
1 Networks Available
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Official Network Feed