2026 BMW Motorrad S 1000 RR

Precisely tuned for performance: the RR. Here, success is measured in millimeters. That’s why the superbike has undergone ongoing development: from the new, more aerodynamic trim panels with winglets, to the front wheel mudguard with M Brake Ducts, right up to performance-oriented details, such as the quick action throttle that reduces the throttle path by 12 degrees. With the Pro riding mode, you will now have a handle on all situations as standard. The goal is, was, and always will be clear: new pole positions – #NeverStopChallenging.
It’s hard to imagine the race track without it – and the RR is also intrinsically linked to it
You can achieve new personal bests with the more aerodynamic front and side trim panels. The new winglets generate up to 37% more downforce on the road: with 13 lbs at 93 mph, 23 lbs at 124 mph, 35 lbs at 155 mph, and a whopping 50 lbs at 186 mph. This counteracts the tendency of the front wheel to lift off the road surface when accelerating.
Performance on screen
Off to the pit lane after a few laps around the racetrack: The last screen used is always displayed after you switch the ignition off/on. This helps you concentrate and stay focused on your mode. One Pure Ride screen and three different Core screens are available depending on your preference. The system displays a suitable maximum speed when the engine is cold. The shift light now clearly indicates when the rotational-speed sensor is flashing. Thanks to the clear TFT display, you can quickly view all other settings as well.
Passion is where the heart beats – and boy, does it beat!
Unleashed passion: We put all of our racetrack experience into the high-performance BMW ShiftCam four-cylinder engine of the RR, with 205 hp. The M Brake Ducts in the new front mudguard cool the brake calipers when racing, thereby ensuring a higher level of performance and a more consistent resistance point. They have been adopted from the M RR, just like the performance-oriented cylinder heads. The Shift Assistant Pro is now included as standard, ensuring high precision when switching gears.