The Parts Canada Superbike Championship will host a trio of doubleheader weekends as it celebrates its 30th anniversary in 2010, with Mosport round scheduled for July 9-11. The popular BMW Motorrad SummerFest will return as the main feature of the off-track activities, featuring a big Saturday night concert        

the 2010 Parts Canada Superbike Championship will include classes for Parts Canada Pro Superbike, Yoshimura Pro Sport Bike, Armour Bodies Amateur Sport Bike, the Honda CBR125R Challenge and a new Sports Twins Pro/Am division.

The Sports Twins class will replace the long-running Suzuki SV650 National Cup and will be similar to the now defunct Thunder class in Canada and Moto-ST endurance program in the U.S. It will be open to liquid-cooled twins producing no more than 75 horsepower and air-cooled twins of up to 90 horsepower, with horsepower enforced on the official series Dynojet Dynamometer.

The Pro Honda Oils Women’s Cup is tentatively scheduled to share the bill with the regular national classes at ICAR and Mosport.

The Parts Canada Superbike Championship enjoys the ongoing support of Parts Canada, Pirelli, Canadian Kawasaki Motors, Honda Canada, BMW Motorrad Canada and Deeley Racing.

Calgary-based Parts Canada is entering its 11th year as title sponsor of the Superbike Nationals. Such a lengthy title sponsorship arrangement is almost unheard of in Canadian motorsport. Pirelli is back for its fifth year as spec tire supplier to the national series.

Television coverage of the Parts Canada Superbike Championship is again planned for TSN HD and TSN, with eight one-hour episodes, as in 2009.