2000 Superbike World Championship Season - Season Calendar

Season Calendar

Round Circuit Date Pole Position Fastest Lap Winning Rider
1 R1 Kyalami April 2 Troy Corser Colin Edwards Colin Edwards
R2 Carl Fogarty Noriyuki Haga
2 R1 Phillip Island April 23 Troy Corser Carl Fogarty Anthony Gobert
R2 Troy Corser Troy Corser
3 R1 Sugo April 30 Colin Edwards Akira Ryo Hitoyasu Izutsu
R2 Hitoyasu Izutsu Hitoyasu Izutsu
4 R1 Donington Park May 14 Colin Edwards Pierfrancesco Chili Colin Edwards
R2 Colin Edwards Neil Hodgson
5 R1 Monza May 21 Colin Edwards Pierfrancesco Chili Pierfrancesco Chili
R2 Pierfrancesco Chili Colin Edwards
6 R1 Hockenheimring June 4 Colin Edwards Pierfrancesco Chili Troy Bayliss
R2 Noriyuki Haga Noriyuki Haga
7 R1 Misano June 18 Troy Corser Troy Corser Troy Corser
R2 Troy Corser Troy Corser
8 R1 Valencia June 25 Troy Corser Troy Corser Troy Corser
R2 Noriyuki Haga Noriyuki Haga
9 R1 Laguna Seca July 9 Troy Bayliss Noriyuki Haga Noriyuki Haga
R2 Ben Bostrom Troy Corser
10 R1 Brands Hatch August 6 Neil Hodgson Neil Hodgson Troy Bayliss
R2 Neil Hodgson Neil Hodgson
11 R1 Assen September 3 Colin Edwards Colin Edwards Colin Edwards
R2 Juan Borja Noriyuki Haga
12 R1 Oschersleben September 10 Colin Edwards Colin Edwards Colin Edwards
R2 Troy Bayliss Colin Edwards
13 R1 Brands Hatch October 15 Neil Hodgson Colin Edwards John Reynolds
R2 Colin Edwards Colin Edwards

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