I’ve been a longtime fan of World Superbike (WSBK), and like many others, I depend on easy access to races and highlights through digital platforms. However, the absence of a dedicated WSBK app on Roku has made it challenging to keep up with events, enjoy the races as they happen, and fully support my favorite sport.

The MotoGP Roku app has set a sterling example by providing its fanbase worldwide with seamless access to races, statistics, and updates right from their living rooms. This app has transformed how fans engage with the sport, making it easier for enthusiasts to stay informed and connected. It is high time that WSBK fans receive the same level of convenience and enjoyment.

WSBK currently boasts a global fanbase that spans continents, from Europe to Asia, and South America to Australia. Yet, many fans are left without a convenient way to follow the action. In the digital age, it is essential for sports organizations to leverage technology, ensuring that their content is accessible and engaging to fans everywhere. A WSBK Roku app would show the sport's commitment to inclusivity and connectivity by making races, highlights, and news easily available.

Practically, developing a WSBK Roku app is a feasible project that would fill a major gap in fan engagement. By tapping into the existing framework of the MotoGP app, the developers can create an application that not only meets but exceeds the expectations of WSBK supporters. With the burgeoning user base on Roku, WSBK would reach new audiences, increasing its fanbase and viewership.

In conclusion, we urge Liberty Media, the organization behind WSBK, to prioritize the development of a dedicated WSBK Roku app. This move will not only align WSBK with its peers in terms of digital accessibility but will also enhance the viewing experience for loyal fans and cultivate a new generation of supporters worldwide.

Please sign this petition to demonstrate our collective interest in bringing World Superbike racing closer to home for all fans.