By Overview of final IRRC 2026 Supersport, Sportbike Championship standings.
Championship positions per class after Frohburger Dreieck contests, illustrating title triumphs for Marek Cerveny (record extending seventh IRRC Supersport title, fifth consecutive in SSP class) and Jamie Williams (first Manx IRRC Champion, inaugural IRRC Sportbike category Champion), are-displayed below:
(Points total located alongside competitors names)
IRRC Supersport:
1st – Marek Cerveny (Czech Republic) – 213
2nd – Petr Najman (Czech Republic) – 205
3rd – Matej Vit (Czech Republic) – 159
4th – Ilja Caljouw (Netherlands) – 126
5th – Gary Johnson (England) – 98
6th – Rico Vetter (Germany) – 88
7th – Mauro Poncini (Switzerland) – 87
8th – Wesley Ankersmid (Netherlands) – 77
9th – Sebastian Frotscher (Germany) – 63
10th – Mike Mace (England) – 53
11th – Jonas Stracke (Germany) – 52
12th – Jamie Williams (Isle of Man) – 44
13th – Brian Fuidge (England) – 28
14th – Mathieu Rieder (France) – 26
15th – Alexandre Bigot (France) – 18
16th – Moritz Klaus (Germany) – 14
17th – Amalric Blanc (France) – 13
18th – Thierry Vanhollebeke (Belgium) – 5
IRRC Sportbike:
1st – Jamie Williams (Isle of Man) – 215
2nd – Wally Jacobs (Netherlands) – 171
3rd – Patrik Serbousek (Czech Republic) – 144
4th – Thomas Wendel (Germany) – 118
5th – Rutger Peersman (Belgium) – 116
6th – Alexandre Dumoutier (France) – 86
7th – Mike Ceuppens (Belgium) – 67
8th – Enzo Ljubisavljevic (France) – 57
9th – Yannick Jacops (Belgium) – 39
Provisional 2027 IRRC Rounds:
Revealed by IRRC organisers during last Sunday’s IRRC prize giving ceremony, the provisional 2027 IRRC calendar will consist of rounds at Hengelo (in May), two at Horice (May plus July), Circuit De Chimay (July) and Frohburger Dreieck (September).
The exact dates, final official 2027 calendar, will be made-public later.
Also, announced was live video streaming for all IRRC races next year, thanks to Czech company ‘Sport Marketing System.’
We end this article by raising a glass to Swiss IRRC hero Mauro Poncini, forever remembered.
Photo credit: Jan Vavra
Words by Jan Vavra
