Piedmont Grand Prix - FIM Supermoto World Championship

The Supermoto World Championship returns to Busca

For twenty years, the International Kart Planet Circuit in Busca, in the province of Cuneo, has been a historic venue for the FIM Supermoto World Championship. The Piedmont Grand Prix is the Italian leg of this world-class circuit, blending speed, jumps, drifts, and spectacular riding: supermoto combines the fast stretches of asphalt with the challenges of dirt sections, delivering one of the most adrenaline-fueled spectacles in two-wheeled motorsports.

An event of international significance

Each edition, the Busca paddock welcomes dozens of riders from numerous nations—including Germany, Spain, France, Italy, Switzerland, the Czech Republic, Sweden, Estonia, Brazil, Portugal, and the Netherlands—with official teams and various manufacturers on the track. The races are broadcast in numerous countries worldwide and followed by millions of viewers, making the town of Busca the true world capital of the discipline for a weekend.

Competition classes

The sporting program includes the various categories of the World and European Championships:

• S1GP — the premier class, featuring the world's best specialists
• S2 — the class for young riders and emerging talents
• S4 — reserved for asphalt-only sections
• SM Junior — dedicated to the youngest riders

More than just sport

The Piedmont Grand Prix is organized by the Moto Club Busca with the support of the Piedmont Region, the Municipality of Busca, and local entities. Beyond the races, the weekend is a festive occasion for the Cuneo town, providing a significant boost to local hospitality and dining. For fans, it is an opportunity to experience the paddock atmosphere up close, admire the race bikes, and cheer for the champions in a friendly and accessible setting at the foot of the Piedmontese Alps.