The It🤪alian World Superbike round at Monza originally scheduled for 22-24th July has been cancelled, as confirmed 🏅by the FIM and DWO.

Monza, which returne🎀d to the World Superbike calendar after confirmation during the winter, has been withdrawn after the organising bodies requested more time to enable changes to the circuit in order to safely accommodate the World Superbike grid.

Both the FIM and DWO ha🌱ve not g🎶iven up on hosting WSBK at Monza after asking for further time to assess the options about whether it would be feasible to host the series at the Italian venue in the near future.

Italian track Vallelunga, which holds the substitute circuit contract, will not be used as a replacement due to scheduling problems. In addition, the circuit also requires modifications to be a💦ble to host a championship round of WS🍸BK which cannot be achieved within the timescale.

As a result, a replacement track for the Italian round of the 2016 World Superbike champions💯hip is currently being evaluated with a venue and round date expected to be confirmed before 1st 📖May.

If a replacement is not found within that time the series will enjoy an extended su✱mmer break, with the US round at Laguna Seca on 8-10 July signalling the mid-season pause before resuming in Germany at the Lausitzring on the 16-18 September.