Kawasaki Australia has announced its display line-up for next week’s World Superbike Championship round at Phillip Island, headlined by the Australian debut of the 2026 Ninja ZX-10R.
The Japanese manufacturer will showcase six models across its performance and heritage ranges, while sister brand Bimota brings four exclusive machines to Victoria’s iconic circuit.
The headline attraction is the all-new 2026 Ninja ZX-10R, making its first public appearance on Australian soil. The latest generation of Kawasaki’s flagship superbike arrives as the brand’s WorldSBK campaign continues with the Kawasaki Racing Team.
Joining the ZX-10R in the display area will be the Ninja H2 supercharged flagship, the middleweight Ninja ZX-6R, and three models from Kawasaki’s Z naked bike family – the newly released Z1100, retro-styled Z900RS SE, and LAMS-approved Z500SE.
The Bimota display represents the Italian manufacturer’s most innovative engineering, led by two versions of the hub-centre steered Tesi H2 – the standard model and Tera variant, both powered by Kawasaki’s supercharged inline-four.
The KB4 and KB998 Rimini complete bimota’s Phillip Island line-up, showcasing the brand’s distinctive design language and limited-production craftsmanship.
Both displays will be accessible to fans and media throughout the WorldSBK round at Phillip Island, with Kawasaki’s racing heritage providing a fitting backdrop for the brand’s road-going performance machines.
The 2025 WorldSBK season opener takes place at Phillip Island from February 21-23.
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