1988 Superbike World Championship Season - Season Calendar

Season Calendar

Round Country Circuit Date Superpole Fastest Lap Winning Rider Winning Team Report
1 R1 Great Britain Donington Park 3 April Roger Burnett Marco Lucchinelli Davide Tardozzi Bimota SpA Report
R2 Bubba Shobert Marco Lucchinelli Cagiva
2 R1 Hungary Hungaroring 30 April Davide Tardozzi Fred Merkel Fred Merkel Rumi Report
R2 Marco Lucchinelli Adrien Morillas Kawasaki France
3 R1 Germany Hockenheimring 8 May Alex Vieira Christophe Bouheben Davide Tardozzi Bimota SpA Report
R2 Virginio Ferrari Davide Tardozzi Bimota SpA
4 R1 Austria Zeltweg 3 July Malcom Campbell Davide Tardozzi Marco Lucchinelli Cagiva Report
R2 Christophe Bouheben Davide Tardozzi Bimota SpA
5 R1 Japan Sugo 27 August Marco Lucchinelli Gary Goodfellow Gary Goodfellow Don Knit Sugano Yoshimura Report
R2 Kenihiro Iwahashi Michael Doohan Marlboro Dealer Team Yamaha
6 R1 France Le Mans 4 September Marco Lucchinelli Fabrizio Pirovano Fabrizio Pirovano Report
R2 Race Cancelled
7 R1 Portugal Estoril 11 September Stephane Mertens Davide Tardozzi Davide Tardozzi Bimota SpA Report
R2 Raymond Roche Stephane Mertens Bimota SpA
8 R1 Australia Oran Park 25 September Mick Doohan Fred Merkel Mick Doohan Marlboro Dealer Team Yamaha Report
R2 Mick Doohan Mick Doohan Marlboro Dealer Team Yamaha
9 R1 New Zealand Manfeild 2 October Davide Tardozzi Fred Merkel Fred Merkel Rumi Report
R2 Stephane Mertens Stephane Mertens Bimota SpA

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