With the winter break now behind them, the Superbike teams are set to return to the track as they prepare for the 2022 season, which will get underway at the MotorLand Arag&oacute;n track in April.  The action resumes at Jerez tomorrow and Thursday, where KRT, Puccetti Racing, MV Agusta (with Kenan Sofuoglu in place of nephew Bahattin, Motozoo by Puccetti and team HRC with Lecuona and Vierge will all be out on track.  On 8-9 February, the Portim&atilde;o circuit will host the factory Ducati team with Bautista and Rinaldi. They will be joined by KRT with Rea and Lowes, Yamaha with current champion Razgatlioglu and Locatelli and team Barni Spark with Luca Bernardi.  Things get busy in March, with action at Arag&oacute;n, Misano and Barcelona. On 3-4 March, private Yamaha tests will take place at Arag&oacute;n, with Razgatlioglu, Locatelli, Gerloff and Nozane all in action. BMW will be out at Misano on 15-17 with Van Der Mark and Redding and they will be joined by Ducati Aruba, Barni Ducati and GRT Yamaha on 16-17. While test sessions at Catalunya on 25-26 will see KRT riders Rea and Lowes riding along with Bautista, Rinaldi, Razgatlioglu, Locatelli, Gerloff, Nozane, Van Der Mark, Redding, Laverty and Baz.  The final tests will run at MotorLand Aragon on 4-5 April, serving as official pre-race sessions ahead of the world championship season opener set to play out over the weekend of 8-10 April.  Official test schedule   Here, a round-up of all the testing sessions arranged to date:  26-27 January: Circuit de Jerez - Angel Nieto  8-9 February: Autodromo Internacional do Algarve  3-4 March: MotorLand Aragon  15-17 March: Misano World Circuit &ldquo;Marco Simoncelli&rdquo;  25-26 March: Circuit de Barcelona-Catalunya  4-5 April: test with Dorna support, MotorLand Aragon  Translated by Heather Watson  SBK: 2022 begins at Jerez. Kenan Sofuoglu returns to the track! 

The Andalusian circuit is ready to stage the first WorldSBK tests ahead of the 2022 season, which will kick off at Arag&oacute;n on 8-10 April

WorldSBK, winter test schedule: first sessions on 26-27 January at Jerez

        Considering the Covid-19 pandemic, it is still only a provisional calendar, but Dorna has published the list of events making up the 2022 MotoE World Cup. For the first time, each round will comprise two races, meaning that riders in the electric class will compete in 14 races. The action will get underway on 30 April and 1 May at Jerez in Spain, followed a couple of weeks later by Le Mans, in France. Two new tracks  The third round will run at Mugello, which will host the MotoE for the first time on 28-29 May. The other &lsquo;new&rsquo; circuit is the KymiRing, in Finland, a track at which none of the world championships have yet raced. The remaining rounds will play out at historic Assen, and in Austria, before the grand finale takes place once again at the Misano World Circuit Marco Simoncelli. The tests scheduled so far will take place at Jerez, on 7-9 March and 11-13 April. Here&rsquo;s the full calendar:  30 April - 1 May: Spain - Circuito de Jerez-&Aacute;ngel Nieto 14-15 May: France - Le Mans 28-29 May: Italy - Autodromo Internazionale del Mugello 25-26 June: Holland - TT Circuit Assen 9-10 July: Finland - KymiRing 20-21 August: Austria - Red Bull Ring 3-4 September: San Marino e della Riviera di Rimini - Misano World Circuit Marco Simoncelli Translated by Heather Watson SBK: Yamaha presents the Razgatlioglu R1 Race Replica       

Fourteen races will make up next year&rsquo;s electric series. Let&rsquo;s look at the circuits set to host the rounds.

2022 MotoE, the provisional calendar

Due to restrictions owing to the coronavirus pandemic, the provisional 2021 MotoGP calendar has been updated, supplementing the information we have provided in recent weeks.&nbsp;  A double Qatar round   The FIM and Dorna have just issued an official update regarding the 2021 schedule. Qatar will kick things off, the Losail circuit confirmed as the host of the season-opener on 28 March, but also the second round, with teams and riders remaining in Doha for round 2, set to take place over the weekend of 2-4 April.  The Argentinian and US rounds, originally planned as the second and third events on 11 and 18 April respectively, are now postponed and will run during the final quarter of 2021.  &nbsp;Portimao returns   But there will be a round on 18 April, the first in Europe in fact, held at the Portimao circuit. The Portuguese event, initially listed as a back-up, becomes a reality.  This is the latest news in terms of the 2021 MotoGP calendar although the FIM and organisers of the MotoGP stress that all&nbsp;dates remain provisional, because it all depends on an uncontrollable variable, or rather the COVID-19 pandemic, which continues to significantly restrict travel and remains impossible to predict.  Translated by Heather Watson  Pirelli, Barbier: &ldquo;The SBK calendar is great, it will be an interesting season&rdquo; 

The Argentinian and US rounds, scheduled for 11 and 18 April, have now been postponed. The back-up Portuguese race is confirmed for 18 April&nbsp;

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WorldSBK, winter test schedule: first sessions on 26-27 January at Jerez

2022 MotoE, the provisional calendar

2021 MotoGP calendar: a Qatar double-header to start