In 2025, the 38th Superbiker event will take place! Over the years this race has proved to be the biggest motorcycle competition organised in Belgium.

The Jules Tacheny Circuit will morph once again into a world motorcycling temple over October 10, 11 and 12, with skids and jumps in quick succession at a nail-biting pace over an ultra-fast track which alternates between tarmac and off-road. Non-stop thrills and spills are assured where the audience can get right up close to the action, including some truly breathtaking acrobatics by the planet’s best stunt and freestyle riders. And let’s not forget the After Race Festival which will welcome you on Friday and Saturday evening!

On the sporting side, there will be different categories: Supermoto, Senior, Junior Superbiker, Prestige and Quad. More than 400 riders are expected in Mettet.

Superbiker organisers welcome you to Mettet for the 38^th edition of this Supermoto Mecca which is set to be packed with surprises for newcomers to the sport and will have everyone from die-hard fans and regulars to motorsport virgins and the merely curious captivated for life.

Organising this race for the month of October was rather surprising. However, for the first event, the autumnal sun shone down. The discipline was that of beginners. The machines came from motocross. They had trail tyres and sometimes the front brake was replaced by a more powerful adaptation. Starts are called once the engines are running, in neutral and ridden with the left hand on the helmet (so the clutch cannot be used before the national flag is brought down). Sometimes the machine backfires a bit, but the spectacle is exciting. Georges Jobé, multiple world motocross champion, won this first Mettet Superbiker in front of Jean-Pol Mingels (who was none other than the son of Auguste, the European motocross champion in 1953 and 1954, riding a bike from the FN factory).

The following year they did it all again. There were more spectators and competitors as well. The Frenchman Laurent Pidoux stood out. And from 1989 onwards, with the victories of the American Broc Glover, the Superbiker became a recognised important meeting on the racing calendar.