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Canadian Tire Motorsport Park finale to be streamed live on the CSBK YouTube Channel

CSBK TV commentators Marshall Ferguson (right) and Andrew Nelson talk on camera during the inaugural CSBK Live Stream at Grand Bend. Today, Bridgestone CSBK announced plans to live stream the final round of the 2026 season from Canadian Tire Motorsport Park. [Photo: Rob O'Brien]

Hamilton, ON – The Bridgestone Canadian Superbike Championship (CSBK) is excited to announce that the final round of the 2026 season from Canadian Tire Motorsport Park will be streamed live on the CSBK YouTube Channel, bringing Canada's premier motorcycle road racing championship to fans around the world.

Following the historic success of the series' first-ever full weekend live stream at Grand Bend Motorplex in July, CSBK will once again deliver live coverage as the nation's top riders battle for victory at the iconic Canadian Tire Motorsport Park.

The live broadcast represents another significant step in CSBK's ongoing commitment to increasing exposure for its competitors, teams, sponsors, and partners while making the championship more accessible than ever before.

“It was important for us to bring this next level of coverage to our supporters, competitors, and fans,” said Ross Millson, Owner of the Bridgestone Canadian Superbike Championship. “Canadian Tire Motorsport Park presents unique production challenges because of the size and layout of the circuit, but we've worked closely with our partners to make this happen. We're excited to showcase our championship and the incredible racing to audiences across Canada and around the world.”

The live stream has been made possible through the generous support of Hindle Exhaust, Dion Custom Carpentry, Economy Lube and Tire, Goderich Toyota, Goderich Honda, and other valued CSBK partners, whose commitment continues to help grow the championship and expand its reach to new audiences.

Fans attending the event will be able to follow every race live from anywhere around the facility on their mobile devices, while viewers from across Canada and around the world can tune in to watch the country's best motorcycle racers compete at Canada's most legendary road racing venue.

The expanded digital coverage follows the recent announcement that Bridgestone has extended its title partnership with the Canadian Superbike Championship through the end of 2028, reinforcing the long-term growth and momentum of the series.

Tickets for the season finale at Canadian Tire Motorsport Park are on sale now. Fans unable to attend in person can watch every race streamed live on the CSBK YouTube Channel.