About Super Bike the Champion

Super Bike the Champion is a motorbike racing game set on proper circuits. You start on a grid of rival riders and battle through each corner with careful braking and smooth lean angles.

If you enjoy realistic-feeling racing more than stunts, this is a great bike game to master.

Super Bike the Champion is aimed at racing fans who enjoy circuit racing, careful braking and learning the best line through every corner. It is less about stunts and more about clean, fast laps.

Super Bike the Champion gameplay: a superbike chasing rivals down a grandstand straight — A superbike chasing rivals down a grandstand straight.

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Super Bike the Champion at a glance

Genre: Motorbike circuit racing
Players: 1 player
Devices: Desktop (keyboard and mouse recommended)
Best for: racing fans who like technical driving

How to play Super Bike the Champion

Race against a pack of rivals on circuit tracks. Accelerate on the straights, brake before the corners and lean through them on the best line. Finishing positions earn points and rewards, which you can spend on better bikes and upgrades such as nitro. Win races to climb the championship standings.

On your first race, ride a little below your limit. Learn where each corner is, brake early and focus on staying on the track rather than overtaking. Once you know the circuit, start braking later and carrying more speed through each turn.

Controls

Up / W: throttle
Down / S: brake
Left / Right or A / D: lean and steer
Shift: nitro boost (when unlocked)
Touch screens: braking and leaning precisely are easier with a keyboard, so the game is best played on a computer

Championship, bikes and upgrades

Races take place on circuit tracks against a pack of rival riders. Your finishing position earns points and rewards, and those rewards go toward better bikes and upgrades, such as nitro. As you climb the championship standings, rivals become faster and the tracks more demanding, so you need both a stronger bike and a cleaner riding style. Upgrading brakes and handling is just as important as adding power, because most time is gained or lost in the corners. Learning each track, especially its braking points, is what turns a mid-pack finish into a podium.

Braking points and lines

Most time is gained or lost in the corners. Brake in a straight line before a turn, then lean in and accelerate out. A wide entry and a tight apex let you carry more speed onto the next straight. Overtake on straights with nitro rather than diving up the inside of corners.

Tips and strategies for Super Bike the Champion

Brake before the corner, not during it.
Take a wide entry and a tight apex.
Use nitro on the longest straights.
Avoid contact with rivals; it costs you speed.
Upgrade brakes and handling as well as power.
Look for a reference point before each corner, such as a sign or kerb, to know when to brake.
Overtake on the exit of a corner when the rider in front runs wide.
If you crash or go off track, rejoin carefully rather than accelerating hard immediately.