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South African MotoGP rider Brad Binder is set to leave the premier class and join the World Superbike Championship, where he is close to teaming up with Portuguese rider Miguel Oliveira at BMW. The report from Record Portugal highlights Binder's transition as part of a broader motorcycling landscape update. Additional stories in the same article include Fabio Quartararo signing a two-year deal with Honda HRC for the 2027 season, DAZN securing exclusive MotoGP and World Superbike broadcasting rights in Portugal until 2031, and Miguel Oliveira finishing 12th at Donington Park in World Superbikes, where Nicolo Bulega won the race and Ducati claimed the constructors' title.
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Brad Binder Close to Joining Miguel Oliveira at BMW
The South African rider will not continue in MotoGP and is set to join the World Superbike Championship, where he could become a teammate to Portuguese rider Miguel Oliveira at BMW.
Fabio Quartararo Strengthens Honda HRC for the 2027 Season
The 2021 World Champion has signed a two-year contract with the Japanese team, committing to Honda HRC through the 2027 season.
DAZN Secures MotoGP Broadcasting Rights for Portugal Until 2031
DAZN has also secured exclusive rights for the World Superbike Championship in Portugal, where Portuguese rider Miguel Oliveira competes. The deal runs until 2031.
Miguel Oliveira Finishes 12th at Donington Park in World Superbikes
Italian rider Nicolo Bulega won Sunday's race, while Ducati secured the constructors' title at the Donington Park round.
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Brad Binder Close to Joining Miguel Oliveira at BMW in World Superbike Championship