Full Calendar Announced for Yamaha bLU cRU European Championship
Following the announcement this week confirming that the Autodromo Internazionale Enzo e Dino Ferrari di Imola will host the seventh round of the 2023 FIM Superbike World Championship, Yamaha Motor Europe can now reveal the six races at which the stars of the future will contest the 2023 Yamaha bLU cRU European Championship.
Registration for the prestigious series, which runs alongside WorldSBK and will feature talented young riders aged between 14 and 20 from a multitude of different countries, remains open even as the countdown to the first race begins. Riders can register for the 2023 Yamaha bLU cRU European Championship here.
The season will start with a test at Misano World Circuit Marco Simoncelli on April 10th, before racing gets underway a few weeks later with Round 1 at the TT Circuit Assen. Similarly iconic tracks make up the remainder of the calendar, with rounds in Barcelona, Misano, and Donington Park taking the bLU cRU youngsters into the summer. The latest addition to 2023 is a stop at the legendary Imola Circuit in July, before the season finale in early September at Magny-Cours, France.
With a great mixture of circuits spread evenly across the season, the 2023 Yamaha bLU cRU European Championship will once again treat spectators to fantastic and close racing as the stars of the future begin their journey on the world stage.
2023 Yamaha bLU cRU European Championship Calendar
10 Apr Preseason Test Misano, Italy
22 Apr Round 1 Assen, The Netherlands
06 May Round 2 Barcelona, Spain
03 Jun Round 3 Misano, Italy
01 Jul Round 4 Donington, United Kingdom
15 Jul Round 5 Imola, Italy
09 Sep Round 6 Magny-Cours, France
Andrea Dosoli
Road Racing Manager, Yamaha Motor Europe
“The 2023 Yamaha bLU cRU European Championship promises to be as close fought as in previous seasons. This year we will once again have the best young talents competing over six rounds and 12 races for the championship title and the fully supported ride in WorldSSP300 that accompanies it. This season the grid is split equally between riders from Europe and riders from overseas, with entries from as far afield as Indonesia, Japan, Thailand, Brazil and Colombia. The bLU cRU European Championship is the perfect series for young riders with world championship aspirations, as the number of former bLU cRU riders now racing in WorldSSP300 illustrates clearly. I am looking forward to the season ahead and I wish the best of luck to all the youngsters racing with us this year.”
