ASBK Round 7 Program

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PHILLIP ISLAND GRAND PRIX CIRCUIT, VIC 12 - 14 OCTOBER 2018

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Welcome from MA

From everyone at Motorcycling Australia (MA), welcome to the Spokes.com.au presents Round 7 at Phillip Island Grand Prix Circuit of the 2018 Yamaha Motor Finance Australian Superbike Championship presented by Motul Pirelli (ASBK). I couldn’t think of a better way to close off this season than at the iconic Phillip Island Grand Prix Circuit where competitors will fight for the remaining two coveted YMI Superbike podiums.

Round 6 at Winton Motor Raceway saw a fifth straight round victory for Penrite Honda Racing’s Troy Herfoss, clinching the 2018 YMI Superbike Championship with one round to spare.

With the Champion already crowned, this final round will showcase the rider’s raw talent as they fight for a top three finish next to Herfoss in the Championship. What makes racing at the Phillip Island Grand Prix Circuit so exciting, is that the racing often goes down to the final lap.

Renowned for being a pure riders circuit, Phillip Island Grand Prix Circuit boasts one of the highest average top speeds for any track around the world, but it doesn’t come without its challenges. With a sequence of long sweeping turns and high speeds, tyres and bikes must be primed in preparation for temperature deference, stability and rear traction.

But thanks to the classic design of the track where each rider’s strengths and weaknesses are balanced out by the rolling undulations, right hairpins and fast flowing sweepers, we’re in for a close race where the underdog may end up on top!

If you can’t make it to the track, stay connected to all ASBK updates via livestreaming on www.asbk.com.au, or watch it all unfold through the televised edition on SBS and FoxSports.

So no matter where you are, you can keep updated on all things ASBK through to your TV, smartphone or tablet!

I would like to take this opportunity to thank all our partners for their continuing support during the 2018 season, without which these events would not be possible. On behalf of MA I would also like to offer an enormous thank you to all our volunteers, who are the life and soul of this industry.

To everyone travelling down the coast to Phillip Island, we wish you an unforgettable weekend full of on track action at the Spokes.com.au presents Round 7 at Phillip Island Grand Prix Circuit.

Peter Doyle CEO Motorcycling Australia

WELCOME FROM YAMAHA MOTOR FINANCE On behalf of Yamaha Motor Finance (YMF) and Yamaha Motor Insurance (YMI), welcome to the seventh and final round of the 2018 Yamaha Motor Finance Australian Superbike Championship (ASBK) presented by Motul Pirelli at Phillip Island Circuit.

Winton Motor Raceway delivered another action packed installment to the 2018 Yamaha Motor Finance ASBK championship, with the Supersport and Superbike championships being decided over the weekend.

Congratulations to Yamaha Racing’s Cru Halliday and Honda’s Troy Herfoss for clinching the Supersport and Superbike championships. The points battle for the Supersport 300 championship and YMF R3 Cup is still tight and it will all come down to the last round in Phillip Island to see who will be crowned champion.

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We are proud to share our passion and heritage for racing with everyone in the ASBK series again this year, this partnership is indicative of the direction and ethos of both YMF & YMI and the results from the first 6 rounds of the 2018 ASBK championship have shown that the ASBK series really is the best in the country.

To everyone attending Phillip Island this weekend, we hope you enjoy the on track action for the final stage of the ASBK championship!

Michael Singh Yamaha Financial Services

2018 series calendar Round 1

WorldSBK, Phillip Island

Round 2

Wakefield Park Raceway , Goulburn

Official Test

The Bend Motorsport Park, Tailem Bend SA

April 3 - 4

Round 3

The Bend Motorsport Park, Tailem Bend SA

April 19 - 22

Round 4

Hidden Valley Raceway, Darwin

NT

June 28 - July 1

Round 5

Morgan Park Raceway, Warwick

QLD

August 17 - 19

Round 6

Winton Motor Raceway, , Benalla

VIC

September 7 - 9

Round 7

Phillip Island Grand Prix Circuit

VIC

October 12 - 14

VIC NSW

February 22 - 25 March 16 - 18

warning to the public WARNING TO THE PUBLIC

Motor Racing is DANGEROUS, and all persons attending at this track do so entirely at their own risk. It is a condition of admission that all persons having connections with the promotion and/or conduct of the meeting, including the owners of the land, and the riders and owners of vehicles and passengers in vehicles, are absolved from all liability arising out of any accidents causing damage or personal injury to spectators or ticket holders except where due care and skill has not been exercised.

WARNING The carrying or consumption of alcoholic beverages in the pit area is prohibited by order, Motorcycling Australia.

notice No animals allowed, guide dogs excepted by order of Motorcycling Australia.

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TRACK INFORMATION TRACK INFORMATION Turns

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Track Length

4.445km

Address

Phillip Island Grand Prix Circuit, Back Beach Road, Cowes, VIC, 3922

ASBK LAP RECORDS Superbike

Wayne Maxwell

1:32.274

Supersport

Bryan Staring

1:35.200

LIVE TIMING COMPUTIME Race Timing Systems has been the providing timing services to the ASBK at selected rounds since 1990, and has been the series timekeeper since 2004. Live timing and results services can be accessed as follows: In pit lane and parts of the pits (local wireless network): · · ·

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Connect to the RACETIMING wireless network Open your web browser and type www.localtiming.com as the web address Follow the links to live timing, results, or other pages

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Anywhere else at the venue or anywhere else in the world: · Ensure you have internet connectivity · Open your web browser and type www.computime.com.au as the web address · Follow the links to live timing, results, or other pages for this event For all your live timing results please go to Computime http://www.computime.com.au/Default.aspx and follow the links to ASBK Live Timing.

Go to ASBK.COM.AU for live timing.

round 7 schedule

SATURDAY 13th October

SUNDAY 14TH october

Start - Finish

Category

Session

Duration

Start - Finish Category

09.05 – 09.25

Supersport 300

Qualifying 1

20 min

09.05 – 9.10

YMF R3 Cup

Warm Up

09.30 – 09.45

Superbike Masters

Qualifying 1

15 min

09.15 – 9.20

Superbike Masters

Warm Up

09.50 – 10.20

Kawasaki Supersport

Qualifying 1

30 min

09.25 – 9.30

Kawasaki Supersport

Warm Up

10.25 – 10.40

YMF R3 Cup

Qualifying 1

15 min

09.35 – 9.40

Supersport 300

Warm Up

10.50 – 11.20

YMI Superbike

Qualifying 1

30 min

09.45 – 9.55

YMI Superbike

Warm Up

11.25 – 11.45

Supersport 300

Qualifying 2

20 min

10.00 – 10.05

Aust. Sidecar Champ.

Warm Up

11.50 – 12.05

Superbike Masters

Qualifying 2

15 min

10.10 – 10.30

Superbike Masters

Race 2

5 Laps

12.10 – 12.25

Aust. Sidecar Champ. Qualifying

15 min

10.35 – 11.05

Kawasaki Supersport

Race 1

10 Laps

11.10 – 11.55

YMI Superbike

Race 1

12 Laps

Lunch Break including ASBK Pillion Rides

Session

Duration

13.15 – 13.30

YMF R3 Cup

Qualifying 2

15 min

12.00 – 12.20

YMF R3 Cup

Race 2

7 Laps

13.35 – 14.05

Kawasaki Supersport

Qualifying 2

30 min

12.25 – 12.45

Aust. Sidecar Champ.

Race 2

7 Laps

14.10 – 14.30

Supersport 300

Race 1

7 Laps

14.35 – 15.05

YMI Superbike

Qualifying 2

30 min

15.05 – 15.15

YMI Superbike Media

15.15 – 15.35

YMF R3 Cup

Race 1

15.40 – 16.00

Superbike Masters

16.05 – 16.25

Lunch Break including ASBK Pillion Walk 13.10 – 13.30

Supersport 300

Race 1

7 Laps

13.35 – 14.05

Kawasaki Supersport

Race 2

10 Laps

7 Laps

14.10 – 14.55

YMI Superbike

Race 2

12 Laps

Race 1

5 Laps

14.55 – 15.05

YMI Superbike Media

Aust. Sidecar Champ. Race 1

7 Laps

15.05 – 15.25

Supersport 300

Race 3

7 Laps

15.35 – 15.55

Superbike Masters

Race 3

5 Laps

16.00 – 16.20

Aust. Sidecar Champ.

Race 3

7 Laps

16.25 – 16.45

YMF R3 Cup

Race 3

7 Laps

Additional activities

Additional activities

Start - Finish Category

Location

Start - Finish Category

Location

10:00 – 15:00

ASBK Trade Alley

Near the Canteen

10:00 – 15:00

Trade Alley

Near the Canteen

10:30 – 14:00

bLU cRU Mini Moto Experience

Green Paddock

10:30 – 14:00

bLU cRU Mini Moto Experience

Green Paddock

12:30 – 12:45

Rider Q&A & Autograph Signing

Spokes.com.au Marquee

12.40 – 12.55

Rider Q&A & Autograph Signing Spokes.com.au Marquee

12.40 – 13.00

Spectator Pit Lane Walk

This schedule is approximate; and all starting times, length of sessions and races are subject to change; and may be changed in the event of an incident or delay in operations.

Meeting Point - Garage 59

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OFFICIALS ASBK SERIES OFFICIALS Peter SMITH

MA Steward

Tom WILLIAMS

Series Clerk of Course

Gary BLEAZBY

Series Deputy Clerk of Course

Paul HINDS

Series Deputy Clerk of Course

Denise STRONACH

Series Race Secretary

Rob SCOTT

Series Chief Technical Officer

Gino COYLE

Series Deputy Chief Technical Officer

Jan HIGGINS

Series Tyre Scrutineer

Sam PHILLIPS

Series Chief Pit Lane Marshal

Brendan FERRARI

Series Starter

Simon MAAS

ASBK Safety Officer

Scott LAING / Computime

Series Chief Timekeeper

Dr. Ryan

BRESLIN

Bec

CATTIGAN-LABUSCHAGNE

Dr. Davidl

KINGSBURY

Alex

GALL

Mark

BACKWAY

Kate

STRONACH

Peter

MONKS

Daryl

MCHUGH

Daryl

PENDREY

Alex

YOUNG

Karen

PENDREY

Brian

PETTERSON

Andre

LABUSCHAGNE

Caroline

PETTERSON

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Getting Started: Racing

Words: Jeff Ware

OUT OF PIT LANE

GETTING LICENCED

Starting racing isn’t so hard…

Every club has a secretary who looks after licencing and they will be more than happy to guide you through the process that includes an open book theory test. If you have a civil rider’s licence or have attended a suitably accredited riding school, that should be enough to satisfy the MA State Controlling Body otherwise you may have to undergo a practical riding test to make sure you know the clutch lever from the front brake lever.

The decision to take up road racing is as old as the sport of motorcycle racing. Most of us on [Knee Down] have made that decision with varied results…

Chances are that you already own a bike that can be raced. These days there are classes for just about anything with two wheels regardless of age or performance level.

That’s the first step out of the way.

PROTECTION JOIN IN The next thing to do is to join a club that includes people with a common interest or are located locally. Log on to Motorcycling Australia’s website (www.ma.org.au). MA are the sanctioning body for all motorcycle racing (other than drag racing) in Australia. On their website you’ll find a full list of clubs in your state or territory. While you’re on the MA site, download their excellent ‘Getting started in Motorcycle Sport’.

Don’t be scared about checking out a few clubs before joining one. They’re all unique and finding the right one for you will make the transition to road racer much easier.

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While we don’t like talking about it, people do fall off motorbikes on racetracks. MA requires all licence holders to have their own personal Ambulance subscription. We’d recommend that you have your own income protection and that it includes coverage for motorcycle racing. No one wants to use up all of their sickies and holidays recovering from an accident.

Protection also includes your own riding gear. Starting from the top, you require a full-face helmet that is approved to AS1698, which is the Australian Standard for helmets for street use anyway. Alternatively, MA also recognises international standards so if your helmet does not have AS1698 you can check with MA that it is ok to use.

A set of one-piece leathers that fit is the preferred way to cover the larger parts of your anatomy. Make sure they’re roomy enough for you to wear the mandatory back protector underneath, and a chest protector is recommended too.

The best leather gloves you can afford will keep your digits intact if you’re sliding down the track and using your hands as brakes.

There’s a huge variety of suitable boots on display at any decent-sized motorcycle shop. Take the time to find a pair that fit properly without being too tight. Tight boots will ruin your day very quickly.

GETTING YOUR BIKE READY If you’re not overly mechanically minded, don’t worry, your local bike shop should be able to check your bike over before you venture on track for the first time. A full service and tune-up now could save you from a big bill later. All racing classes have common rules to ensure bikes don’t fall apart or leak fluid on the track. Before you’re allowed on track at any race meeting, your bike will be inspected by a scrutineer. Don’t give them a hard time if they pull you up and point out something you’ve forgotten. The majority of them have been doing this for a long time and don’t want to see anybody get hurt due to an oversight. Full rules for your class are in the Manual of Motorcycle Sport available at www.moms.org.au. But keep in mind that bike preparation is very important and quite in-depth for racing. Like you, your bike needs controlled fluid retention.

the case with your bike, having shiny new parts is a waste if you are learning. You will inevitably test your riding gear. A lot. So go for an affordable compromise. Don’t buy the most expensive graphics on your lid if a plain white one is going to be cheaper, for example. But don’t skimp on quality…

YMF R3 Cup and GP Juniors cup Two Championships that are great starting points and avenues for younger and beginner racers, is the Yamaha Motor Finance (YMF) R3 Cup and GP Juniors Cup.

TIPS FOR KEEPING COMFORTABLE Assuming you’re like the rest of us, you’ll be carting yourself and your bike to the track in a trailer, ute or van. There are a few things we’d advise you chuck in. These may sound obvious but people still forget.

Grab an esky and fill it with ice bricks and bottles of cold water. You’ll be amazed at just how easy it is to dehydrate while racing on a hot day.

Even though racetrack food has improved from the days of dodgy hamburgers and warm soft drinks, chuck snack-type things in the esky along with sandwiches. You’ll burn off a lot of calories in a day and replacing them with racetrack food could send you broke.

Not all racetracks offer covered pit areas so some sort of shade device will make your day much more enjoyable.

Don’t forget the sunscreen either.

The most important thing to take with you is a sense of humour. On its own this could be the difference between a day best forgotten and one of the best experiences of your life.

If you think you can’t afford to race think again. It costs the same to race as it does to maintain a road bike or a track day bike, and entry fees for club racing are around that of a ride day – but you get a lot more laps at many race meetings…

GET YOUR GEAR ON You need the best you can afford and then some more. Spend more on your gear than your bike if you have to but, like is

Costs involved in these classes are minimal so that getting started in road racing will be attractive to as many people as possible. This means riders can thrive and develop their road craft and race skills while on comparative machinery.

Because Yamaha YMF R3 Cup riders utilise the same bike model in the form of the Yamaha YZF-R3, the YMF R3 Cup allows competitors to race on an even playing field that highlights and fosters talent as well as making it possible to purchase a race ready YMF-R3 to take on the rest of the field!

The GP Juniors compete on Yamaha YMF-R15’s. The GP Juniors feature young racers going head to head while learning the fundamentals of racing. The next generation of road racing talent can emerge from this class. The GP Juniors Cup is a fantastic platform suited to entry level competition. The Yamaha R15’s handling and power delivery characteristics are predictable, dependable and reliable.

The GP Juniors Cup provides an immense opportunity for young riders to develop and advance in their sport. With the full backing and support of well-established organisations, at an affordable price, as the rider’s hone their skills and progress, who knows where they will end up!

THE BIKE You’ll need to spend a bit of time here – all fluid retaining fasteners need to be lockwired, fairings need catch areas in the bellypan, you need a tether kill switch, brake callipers bolts need to be lockwired and you need good suspension, brakes and bodywork. You also need a bullet-proof engine because you are going to thrash it beyond any ride day or road level of thrash!

No need to spend big. Start racing on an old bike that you can crash. A lot. Because you will…

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The MA RACESAFE Medical Team launches into a new Australian Superbike Championship season, all thanks to the support of our major sponsors - Motorcycling Australia, Motul Pirelli and Thor.

levels of rider care across Australia. Without their dedicated sponsors the MA RACESAFE Medical Team would never make it to track to provide this crucial role.

The highly trained & dedicated team of Medical Professionals includes Doctors, Surgeons, Intensive Care Paramedics, Emergency Nurses and Physiotherapists. The team will continue to fulfil the critical role as the Official Medical Team for the 2018 Yamaha Motor Finance Australian Superbike Championship, presented by Motul Pirelli.

“Motorcycling Australia is very pleased to come on board as the major sponsor of RACESAFE Australia for 2018 and beyond. The RACESAFE team will be key component of the 2018 Yamaha Motor Finance ASBK Championship, presented by Motul Pirelli, as well as at the MX Nationals, Australian Supercross Championship and other major MA national events throughout the year. The level of medical service and support provided to these events and our motorcycling community as a whole is unrivalled, and that is why we had no hesitation partnering up together for the good of all of our stakeholders. We are looking forward to working together with RACESAFE to support and enhance the range of services they can offer, which will no doubt benefit our MA membership in many ways.” Quoted Motorcycling Australia CEO Peter Doyle.

The 2018 RACESAFE season has been full of thrills and spills which has kept the RACESAFE Medical Team busy at every event. Emergency Medical & Sports Medicine treatments were provided to competitors, with the RACESAFE Medical Team again spearheading exciting new developments in its well established rider care program. The expertise of the MA RACESAFE Medical Team is in hot demand, with this team now providing the Official Medical Service for the 2018 Australian Motocross Championships - MX Nationals, 2018 Australasian Supercross Series and Troy Bayliss Classic, just to name a few.

Thanks to a shared vision for rider safety with their sponsors, the MA RACESAFE Medical Team has continued to pioneer new

Official Medical Team

Exclusive to the Motorcycling Australia’s national motorcycle championships, is the MA RACESAFE Mobile Medical Unit.

This world class facility will travel to each round of the ASBK series and will provide an onsite Emergency Medical centre, Physiotherapy facility, plus Mobile Command Unit for the MA RACESAFE Medical Team.

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MA RACESAFE Medical Team including, - Emergency Director - Series Chief Medical Officer - Intensive Care Paramedics - Emergency Nurses - Sports Physiotherapists - High Speed Chase Driver - Technical Support Officer - Orthopaedic Surgeons - Emergency Doctors

CELEBRATING

OF SERVICE TO MOTORSPORT

1997 - 2018

YMF partner with ASBK for 2018 Motorcycling Australia (MA) are thrilled that long-term partner Yamaha Motor Finance (YMF) will continue as the official naming rights partner of the Yamaha Motor Finance Australian Superbike Championship presented by Motul Pirelli (ASBK) for a fourth consecutive year. The partnership doesn’t stop there, with Yamaha Motorcycle Insurance (YMI) once again being the naming rights sponsor for the YMI Superbike class and YMF again stepping up to brand the YMF R3 Cup. YMF’s partnership with the ASBK Championship is a massive boost for the season, and shows the Yamaha marque has confidence in the direction ASBK is heading. This collaboration, that incorporates one of the most respected manufacturers in the Australian motorcycle industry, just adds to the most anticipated season to date, with pulsating TV coverage, live streaming, near capacity grids and fierce competition.

2018 will be a huge year in ASBK for Yamaha Australia as its Factory Racing Team has expanded to three riders including; Wayne Maxwell and Daniel Falzon (Yamaha Racing Team, YZFR1M) in the YMI Superbike Class. Yamaha will also be debuting its brand new YZF-R6 in the hands of Cru Halliday (Yamaha Racing Team, YZF-R6) who will be gunning for the Supersport title on the bike’s debut year!

Director, COO at Yamaha Motor Australia, Brad Ryan commented; “Our level of involvement with ASBK is very enjoyable and rewarding. What we have found over the years with our sponsorship is that year upon year the championship has continued to be philosophically focused on the same things

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that we are, and that is primarily the growth of the industry and development of the sport. It is our view that if we invest in the sport, everyone will benefit.

“We have believed for a long time, that as the only specialist finance and insurance company in the industry, we have to participate in motorcycle racing at a level quite different from everyone else, and that means putting in a greater level of support.

“The growth of ASBK has been absolutely fantastic for everyone, including YMF and YMI. I think the job the ASBK Team have done is extraordinary and the championship has gone from strength to strength. It has continuously improved with the results now plain to see.

“ASBK is part of an overall strategy for us at YMF and YMI and we are excited to continue our support of not just at the highest level (ASBK), but also down to the grass roots level as well,” Ryan finished.

MA CEO, Peter Doyle shared his excitement for YMF and YMI’s commitment adding; “MA is thrilled to welcome back Yamaha Motor Finance to the ASBK for a fourth consecutive year. Both brands have enjoyed a positive and collaborative relationship, that has put the necessary steps in place for ASBK to thrive.

“In 2017, we saw unprecedented levels of growth, not only of rider and team involvement, but fan and spectator involvement too. It is with YMF that 2018 is set to be one of the most incredible years of racing on record,” Doyle finished.

Troy Herfoss Reclaims ASBK Championship Glory Media Release: 13 September 2018 I had a massive gap in the points. I had a massive accident and Glenn Allerton went on to win the next four races in a row and pip me in the Championship. That was my first real year of competing for a title and I learnt a lot from that experience. You always have to fight to the end.

The 2018 Yamaha Motor Finance Australian Superbike Championship presented by Motul Pirelli (ASBK) witnessed a masterclass season from Troy Herfoss (Penrite Honda Racing, CBR1000SP). He managed to wrap up the season with a round to spare, taking eight wins, 11 podiums and three pole positions.

We caught up with the new YMI Superbike Champion to reflect on a season to remember.

It’s a massive turnaround for Herfoss, whose future was left uncertain after Paul Free’s Honda Team ceased operations in 2017. Now with Deon Coote resurrecting the Honda Team, Herfoss dominated this season, taking the Championship in exceptional circumstances. A few days out from taking the title, Herfoss still can’t quite believe the success they have enjoyed.

You’ve had a few days to let the Championship win sink in, how does it feel?

It feels so good! I still can’t believe that we were able to wrap it up with a round to go. Its sinking in now, the fact that we’ve had such a great year. I never thought that I would be able to win so many races in one year. Of course, I’ve seen riders dominate certain years in the past and I’ve thought wouldn’t that be incredible to experience that. It sneaks up on you really, as we’ve focused so hard on each individual round. Now we’ve taken eight wins so far and the Championship, still can’t believe it.

At what point of the season did you realise, we are a massive chance here for the title?

At Darwin, we were really competitive at a track where Josh and Wayne are typically strong. The way we went about that weekend was great and we managed to take the overall round. We then realised that the Championship was really going our way and to back it up at Morgan Park, we knew we were on the way to another title.

What has been the key turnaround with the CBR for this season?

I would never take anything away from Paul Free’s team but we tried to get on the new CBR as soon as possible and in reality, we never got on top of it. This year we have really adapted to the bike. Deon Coote has been very motivated and has left no stone unturned. I think a massive difference maker has been to move to K-Tech Suspension for this season. Honda have also been backing us with new parts for the bike.

It’s all come together and we’ve shown what the Fireblade is capable of.

New team for this season, are you surprised how you hit the ground running back at Phillip Island?

I was nervous, because you hear stories about how new teams typically fare. I thought it would take at least a few rounds for us to get going.

Once I met Deon and checked out the workshop, I knew I was in good hands. Deon is really driven to win and leaves no stone unturned. He’s also given Shaun Clarke a lot of freedom. It’s just been a dream run with the team. Everyone played their role.

What was your highlight of the year?

Winning Race One at Phillip Island in mixed conditions was definitely the highlight of the year for sure. We had a very difficult pre-season test and we had plenty of issues leading up to the racing. To win that first race was so cool and it brought everyone together in the team. From then on, we knew we had potential.

Leading into Race Two at Winton, how were the nerves?

I was pretty nervous, but I knew I had a massive chance to wrap up the Championship that day. What really settled my nerves was that we had good race pace throughout the weekend. When the flag dropped on Sunday and Wayne jumped out to a gap, it was hard not to get carried away and race for the win. Unfortunately for Wayne, he went down and from then on, I could concentrate on just beating Josh.

After Wayne crashed, what was your reaction?

As soon as Wayne crashed, I obviously knew that the Championship was there for the taking. We’ve had quite a few red flags at Winton over the years, and it’s easy to make mistakes there. You never know what can happen. Years ago, I lost the Supermoto Championship after

Still one more round to go, what will be the approach?

I haven’t had many opportunities to ride out there as the Champion and I really want to leave the season on a high to springboard us into next season. My approach will not change for the final round, I just want to win.

Are you already looking to 2019 and defending your Championship?

Absolutely, I’ve never been able to successfully defend a Championship before. I really want to be able to say I’ve done that. It’s going to be a massive year next year. We will have some time to rest but I’m going to give it my all. I’ve already signed up to be with Penrite Honda Racing Team next season and I’m ready to go again!

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blu cru mini moto experience

HOME OF PAST, PRESENT & FUTURE CHAMPIONS! Thanks to Yamaha and Thor, each round of the 2018 Yamaha Motor Finance Australian Superbike Championship presented by Motul Pirelli, will feature the bLU cRU Mini Moto Experience area for kids.

The initiative – supported by Yamaha Motor Australia, will be run by the host club in conjunction with Motorcycling Australia, and is designed to give kids who are at the track a taste of what it is like on board a bike!

Full safety gear and bikes will be provided, as well as a free day-license so that the kids can have a go in a safe and controlled environment.

MA has always been committed to bringing new people into the sport – especially kids, the benefits of programs like this is that they get to try it out in a safe and controlled environment.

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MA ensures that they have the right safety gear, equipment, that accredited officials and first aid officers are on hand, so the kids can get a feel for riding under the right kind of supervision.

Whether or not they take up the sport, ride at club, state or national level, or go on to become a World Champion, this is where it all starts for the next generation of riders.

So, if you are a kid and you are at the racetrack on the weekend, make sure you drag mum or dad to the bLU cRU Mini Moto Experience area and have a go!

And if you are taking your kids to check out the action – make sure you give them a first-hand taste of what it is like to turn that throttle!

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YMI Superbike Troy Herfoss (Penrite Honda Racing, CBR1000SP) has captured the 2018 YMI Superbike Championship, in what was an epic showdown at the Spokes.com.au presents Round 6 of the Yamaha Motor Finance Australian Superbike Championship presented by Motul Pirelli (ASBK). He managed to wrap up the championship with a round to spare.

on the podium. Crucially Herfoss had got the job done on the previous lap for his victory to be secured.

Arthur Sissis (SA Demolition & Salvage, Honda CBR1000RRSP) had a phenomenal race to achieve fourth place and he appears to have his Honda dialed in around here. Daniel Falzon (Yamaha Racing Team, Yamaha YZF-R1) finished fifth, with Superbike rookies Mark Chiodo (Team Suzuki ECSTAR, GSX-R1000R and Ted Collins (NextGen Motorsports, BMW S1000RR) recording their best ever results in sixth and seventh.

The fans would have to wait till race two to see if Herfoss could wrap up the title.

Race Two This afternoon’s second YMI Superbike race two was once again full of drama. This time Herfoss would lead, but Maxwell would take the ascendency on lap two. Unfortunately crashes

by Chiodo and Jamie Stauffer (Craig McMartin Racing, Ducati 1299 Panigale) would cause a red flag.

Race One Herfoss took out the first race which was filled with drama from the outset. It started off with a bang as Bryan Staring (Kawasaki BCperformance, ZX-10R) crashed at turn one. The race was soon red flagged as a result and the riders would have to re-start.

When the race got back underway, Wayne Maxwell (Yamaha Racing Team, YZF-R1M) had a lightning start with Josh Waters (Team Suzuki ECSTAR, GSX-R1000R), Herfoss and Troy Bayliss (Desmosport Ducati, 1299 Panigale) in tow. Maxwell was pumping in fast laps but disaster struck when he crashed on lap eight. The Yamaha rider was obviously dejected as he realised it had ended his championship run for 2018.

Waters had taken the lead after Maxwell had crashed out, but he now had Herfoss to contend with. Herfoss managed to hit the front with only five laps to go with a daring overtake. Bayliss was also starting to charge and contend for victory.

As the race reached the concluding stages, an already crazy affair was brought to an end due to Adam Senior’s (Senior Engineering, Yamaha YZF-R1) bike catching on fire. As a result, the race was declared at the time of the red flag as two thirds of the race was competed.

Taking the win was Herfoss who clawed his way through the field after having a bad start, followed by Waters and Bayliss

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When the race restarted, Nathan Spiteri (Livson, Suzuki GSXR1000R) also crashed and that caused yet again another red flag. Upon the third restart, the race would be reduced to 12 laps and Bayliss would lead from Maxwell and Waters. With clear air in front of him it would be interesting to see if he could make a break for it, Herfoss was back in fourth.

Maxwell made his move on lap three and would be looking to avenge his crash in race one. In the meantime, Herfoss was content in fourth, holding the championship points advantage he needed to secure the championship.

At half distance, Waters was the fastest rider on track and looked like he had his mojo back on the Suzuki and was all over Bayliss in second. Waters got the job done on Bayliss on

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lap 10 and moved into second. Herfoss made a mistake and went too deep into a corner and looked to have backed off, to ensure he won the championship today. Staring passed Herfoss on the final lap.

The Honda rider had done enough however, as Maxwell crossed the line to win the race, Herfoss had scored enough points to secure the 2018 YMI Superbike Championship! Herfoss was very emotional to secure his second ASBK Championship.

Joining Maxwell on the podium was Waters and Bayliss in second and third.

Herfoss sharing after he won the title; “That was too stressful!

We had a bad start and we actually had a problem with the quick shifter. I wouldn’t mind going old school but it was cutting in and out. I’m just so happy because we’ve worked so hard and my rivals have been strong. To win it with a round to go, I wouldn’t have dreamt of it. Congratulations to the whole team!

Wayne really had to work for that win and I’m sure he’s already planning next year’s assault.”

and thank god its over,” said the 2018 Kawasaki Supersport Champion Halliday.

Max Croker (Mat Mladin Racing, Suzuki GSX-R) took out second overall here at Winton after picking up his first Kawasaki Supersport race win in race one and then third in race two.

Tom Toparis (Cube Racing, Kawasaki ZX-6R) had an up and down weekend here at Winton, but he definitely will leave knowing he gave it everything he had, collecting third overall.

The feel-good story of the weekend was definitely the return to the class of Nic Liminton (Yamaha, YZF-R6) who collected fourth overall for the round.

Maxwell commenting; “It’s been and up and down day and year and sometimes that doesn’t equate to the effort you put in.

There has been a bit of friction at times but I’ve always had the same goals as my team and it was great to end Troy’s winning streak. Congratulations to Troy winning the Championship.”

Race One The first Kawasaki Supersport race was action packed right from the first turn with both Halliday and Tom Toparis (Cube Racing, Kawasaki ZX-6R) running off the track, and that left Croker to nip up the inside and take lead.

From the first corner Croker took off and put his head down and put a good gap on the field, cruising to his first Kawasaki Supersport victory by just over two seconds.

The championship may have been decided, but ASBK now looks forward to the championship finale at ‘The Island’ October 1214. Its sure to be a great way to send off season 2018, with six classes battling it out for bragging rights.

Kawasaki Supersport

Cru Halliday (Yamaha Factory Racing, Yamaha YZF-R6) has taken out the 2018 Kawasaki Supersport Championship here at the Spokes.com.au presents Round 6 at Winton Motor Raceway.

Halliday also collected the overall round win with a second in race one and a win in race two, to wrap it up the title at the penultimate round of the Yamaha Motor Finance Australian Superbike Championship presented by Motul Pirelli (ASBK).

Halliday was speechless and relieved to take out the title here at Winton; “The pressure was on and I brought the new helmet here, so I had to wrap it up. That last lap on the track, I’ve never been so cautious going around a track on a motorcycle! I can’t wait to go out and celebrate this with the team, such a relief

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Croker was thrilled with the win; “Absolutely stoked to take the win after a crash in qualifying yesterday and starting from sixth on the grid, a massive thanks to my team for getting the bike together and it was working well throughout the race. Hopefully we can back it up in the next race again,” finished Croker.

The win broke Halliday’s winning streak but the Yamaha rider came from 14th after the first corner to fight his way through the field and grab second position, gaining valuable points toward his championship aspirations.

A welcome return to ASBK and a podium in his first race back, Nic Liminton (Yamaha YZF-R6) showed he has what it takes to be competitive in the Supersport class after his seamless return here at Winton.

Just missing the podium was New Zealand rider Damon Rees (Carl Cox M-Sports, Honda CBR RR) who had a good battle with Liminton throughout race one, but just could quite make the

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after lap five, the pace was a bit to quick up the front for Croker to hang on. Settling for third position in what was a great round for the Suzuki rider.

Liminton showed no signs of his absence from the Kawasaki Supersport class, grabbing fourth to back up his third from race one, a great showing and look for him to continue this form at Phillip Island for round seven.

move to grab the last spot on the podium, settling for fourth.

Rounding out the top five and gaining momentum in his return to the paddock was Broc Pearson (Yamaha Aust, Yamaha YZF-R3) who continues to make progress after returning from injury.

In sixth position was Toparis, who started the race in second position, but he went in way to hot to the first turn and ran wide and slipped down to 13th. Toparis made his way back through the pack and collected sixth position.

Race Two Race two was a clinical display from Halliday as he took the win after leading the race basically from start to finish.

Rounding out the top five for the second time this weekend here at Winton was Pearson, his pair of fifth place finishes will give him great confidence in his return.

Sadly, for Rees, he was in the battle for fourth with Liminton but on lap ten he went to try and make a move up on the inside of Liminton, but he pushed the front end just a bit too much and ended up putting the bike down.

Australian Supersport 300 Race One Young Max Stauffer (Rock Oil, Yamaha YZF-R3) has put together the perfect race here in the Australian Supersport 300 class at the Spokes.com.au presents Round 6 at Winton Motorway.

Stauffer started from pole position and didn’t look back leading from start to finish, showing a real liking for the Winton circuit here at the Yamaha Motor Finance Australian Superbike Championship presented by Motul Pirelli (ASBK).

On the first lap Toparis made a move to take the lead from Halliday, but it didn’t take long for Halliday to take back the lead and put a gap between himself and the Kawasaki rider.

Stauffer has been building throughout the season and in race one it was a break out performance. The #127 was challenged midway through the race by Hunter Ford (YRD, Yamaha YZF-R3) but he saw that off to take his first 300 class victory by just over three seconds.

Toparis was a man on a mission and was desperate to take out race two, pushing his bike to the limits and putting his breaks under serious pressure. Toparis was going into corners sideways and was riding on the edge, but just couldn’t keep with Halliday at the front.

Race one winner Croker was in the mix early in the race but

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The feeling of taking out the win is something Stauffer wouldn’t have dreamed of; “It’s indescribable to get my first win on a 300! I’ve just wanted to win so bad and I’m so proud of myself to take the steps towards a race victory,” finished Stauffer.

Ford would once again be on the podium here in the Supersport 300 class, this time in second position as he just couldn’t find consistent race speed of Stauffer. Ford has the quickest lap of

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the race but would have to settle for second.

In third position is current championship leader Tom Bramich (JLT, Yamaha YZF-R3) who was consistent throughout the race but would be disappointed to not battle out the front with Stauffer and Ford. In saying that, his third position gives him handy points in the race for the championship.

Oli Bayliss (Cube Racing, Kawasaki Ninja 300) just missed out on the podium and enjoyed a good battle with Bramich, collecting fourth position in the first race of the weekend.

Zac Levy (Puma RV’S, Yamaha YZF-R3) would just miss the last spot on the podium, claiming fourth position behind his Yamaha team-mate Bramich.

Rounding out the top five in race two was Locky Taylor (Shark Leathers, Yamaha YZF-R3) who had good speed throughout the race, but just didn’t have the consistent race pace of the lead group.

Continuing her consistent season in 2018 was Tayla Relph (Earmold Australia, Yamaha YZF-R3) who grabbed sixth position in race two and will be looking to move herself into the top five in race three.

Race Three Stauffer has taken out race three of the Australian Supersport 300 class here at Winton, it was a clinical display to bounce back after a crash in race two. Stauffer lead a close contingent of six riders throughout the eight laps here, but he held his nerve over the last lap to be first across the line.

Rounding out the top five was Zac Levy (Puma RV’S, Yamaha YZF-R3) who continues his consistent season in the Supersport 300 class.

Race Two In another absolute classic, the Australian Supersport 300 class once again put on a show, with an eight-lap epic between Ford, Bayliss and race one winner Stauffer.

The trio went back and fourth with a pass made in almost every corner of the Winton circuit, but it would be Ford who prevailed taking out race two.

Bayliss would have to settle for second, but he didn’t leave anything in the tank, during that last lap every corner Ford was looking for away around Stauffer and, but just couldn’t get the move done and won the sprint to the line behind Stauffer.

Taking the last spot on the podium was Ford, another one who was a part of that lead group throughout the eight laps, he even led at different stages of the race. A drag to the line with Bayliss, saw Ford fall short of second by the smallest of margins.

Just missing the podium was Levy who grabbed fourth, but a positive for Levy is that he gained point on Bramich in the race for the Championship. Speaking of Bramich he would finish only one position behind Levy in fifth.

The battle was great, and Ford was stoked to prevail on the last lap; “It was a really good race, the battle at the front between Max, Oli and myself was great and we just tried to pull away from the field. I was just lucky to hold on during the last lap and take the win,” said Ford.

The Yamaha rider ended up taking the victory by just under a second, but on the final lap the battle for second between Bayliss and Stauffer saw both riders pushing it to the limit.

Sadly, for Stauffer he pushed it just a little to far and crashed out trying to make a move on Bayliss.

Bayliss would cross the line in second, whilst Stauffer would end up not finishing the race after his crash.

Championship leader Bramich was the beneficiary of the Stauffer crash as he moved up to the final spot on the podium, and his third position saw him extend his points lead to 38 points.

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Taylor would be the next rider to cross the line in sixth and be at the back of that lead group. Taylor was unlucky to finish in sixth as he was only .300s off the back of Bramich in fifth, as the riders at the front were all so close, which is usual with the 300’s class.

In seventh position was Relph who would be happy with her race, but she needs to find extra speed to jump into that top five consistently.

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2018 championship points SUMMARY YMI Superbike

POS # Name

Kawasaki Supersport

Machin

Total

POS # Name

Total

1

17 Troy HERFOSS

Honda

298.5

1

23 Cru HALLIDAY

Yamaha

335

2

47 Wayne MAXWELL

Yamaha

237

2

7 Tom TOPARIS

Kawasaki

283

3

21 Troy BAYLISS

Ducati

230

3

41 Max CROKER

Suzuki

213

4

1 Josh WATERS

Suzuki

225.5

4

20 Damon REES

Honda

195

5

25 Daniel FALZON

Yamaha

217

5

22 Zac JOHNSON

Yamaha

176

6

67 Bryan STARING

Kawasaki 188.5

6

12 Broc PEARSON

Yamaha

165

7

20 Alex PHILLIS

7

61 Rhys BELLING

Yamaha

147

Kawasaki

145

Suzuki

131

Kawasaki

125

8

SCAR47 Giuseppe CELLA

14 Glenn ALLERTON

BMW

124

9

86 Dallas SKEER

Suzuki

140

61 Arthur SISSIS

Honda

110.5

10

39 Scott NICHOLSON

Suzuki

137

8

12 Matt WALTERS

9 10

Australian Supersport 300 POS # Name

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Machin

YMF R3 CUP

Machin

Total

POS

#

Name

Total

1

44 Tom BRAMICH

Yamaha

359

1

20

Hunter FORD

225

2

87 Zac LEVY

Yamaha

322

2

87

Zac LEVY

219

3

20 Hunter FORD

Yamaha

295

3

44

Tom BRAMICH

212.5

4

86 Oli BAYLISS

Kawasaki

290

4

151

Locky TAYLOR

204

5

151 Locky TAYLOR

Yamaha

243

5

127

Max STAUFFER

166.5

6

57 Seth CRUMP

KTM

243

6

36

Travis HALL

143

7

43 Harry KHOURI

Yamaha

229

7

43

Harry KHOURI

142

8

28 Tayla RELPH

Yamaha

221

8

28

Tayla RELPH

141

9

127 Max STAUFFER

Yamaha

197

9

308

John LYTRAS

139

10

36 Travis HALL

Kawasaki

158

10

58

Mitch KUHNE

101

race flags yellow flag Waved - danger ahead Riders must slow down and be prepared to stop.

Overtaking is forbidden.

blue flag Waved - flag indicate a rider that they are about to be overtaken.

red flag Waved - race or practice interrupted. Riders must return to the pits.

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chEquered flag Waved - race or practice session is over.

black flag

Riders whose number is shown with the flag must stop at the pits on the next lap.

yellow & red striped flag

Deterioration of adhesion to the track.

green flag

white flag

The track is clear.

Waved – slow moving intervention vehicle on track

Round 7 Superbike Rider List #

NAME

SURNAME

1

Josh

WATERS

11

Philip

12

Matt

STATE GRADE

ENTRANT

SPONSORS

MAKE

MODEL

Team Suzuki ECSTAR

Suzuki,Ecstar,Pirelli,Motul,Airroad,Suzuki insurance,Suzuki finance,MWR filters,Rideline roadbikeshop,GB racing,Joe Deren Signs,PTR

Suzuki

GSX-R1000R RSV4 RFW

VIC

A

CZAJ

VIC

A

Echo Light Up, 11Motosport, Czaj Racing

Aprilia

WALTERS

NSW

A

swann insurance

Kawasaki ZX-10R

13

David

BARKER

14

Glenn

ALLERTON

17

Troy

HERFOSS

20

Alex

21

Troy

23 24

SA NSW

Kawasaki ZX-10R A

QLD

A

PHILLIS

VIC

A

BAYLISS

QLD

A

Heath

GRIFFIN

NSW

B

Matt

TOOLEY

VIC

25

Daniel

FALZON

SA

A

27

Jamie

STAUFFER

NSW

A

29

Ted

COLLINS

VIC

A

30

Mark

CHIODO

VIC

A

37

Michael

EDWARDS

QLD

A

46

Simon

GALLOWAY

NSW

47

Wayne

MAXWELL

VIC

A

NextGen Motorsports

Alpine Performance

Penrite Honda Racing

Penrite Honda, Elite Roads,NGK, Snap On, State of Matter, KTech, RK, Rizoma,Brembo,GB Racing, Honda Honda Genuine Phillis Racing

BMW

S1000RR CBR1000SP

Suzuki

GSXR

Ducati

1299 Final Edition

Russell Symes and Company

Ducati

Panigale

phillip island ride days

Yamaha

YZF-R1

Yamaha

Yamaha

YZF-R1

DA Plumbing

Ducati

Panigale R

NextGen Motorsports

Alpine Performance

BMW

S1000RR

Team Suzuki ECSTAR

Suzuki,Ecstar,Pirelli,Motul,Airroad,Suzuki insurance,Suzuki finance,MWR filters,Rideline roadbikeshop,GB racing,Joe Deren Signs,PTR

Suzuki

GSX-R1000R

NORTHSTAR YAMAHA

Yamaha

YZF-R1

Chris Watson Motorcycles,YRD

Yamaha

YZF-R1

Yamaha

Yamaha

YZF-R1

Aark suspension and tuning, kabuto, spidi, five gloves, pirelli, motul.

Kawasaki ZX-10R

Desmosport Ducati

Yamaha Racing Team

Yamaha Racing Team

53

Mason

COOTE

VIC

61

Arthur

SISSIS

SA

A

SA DEMOLITION/HOEY SUSPENSIONS/SHOGAI IMPORTS/KENMA/CASTROL/POWERFONE

Honda

CBR1000

62

Brendan

MCINTYRE

NSW

A

Western M/C, SEVENFRIDAY, Ric Pobjoy Racing, Motul, RK, EBC, Motoproducts.

Suzuki

GSX-R

67

Bryan

STARING

WA

A

Kawasaki Motors Australia, Landscapesupplies.com. au, Iceberg Enterprises

Kawasaki ZX-10R

68

Mitch

LEVY

NSW

A

ATR / Manshed Auctions

Yamaha

YZF-R1

A

SENIOR ENGINEERING; PIRELLI; SILKOLENE; CULLYS YAMAHA; YRD; WEST SLIDERS;

Yamaha

YZF-R1 GSX-R

Kawasaki BCperformance

77

Adam

SENIOR

WA

78

Nathan

SPITERI

VIC

Livson RST Repsol

Suzuki

QLD

Kawasaki Motors Australia, Landscapesupplies.com. au, Iceberg Enterprises

Kawasaki ZX-10R

VIC

MotoGo/rstaichi

Yamaha

YZF-R1

Honda

CBR1000

BUCKLEY

83

Kyle

92

Patrick Jun LI

A

Kawasaki BCperformance

94

Mitch

REES

BOP

A

Carl Cox Motorsport, Mondiale Freight, Tony Rees Motorcycles, Signedge, Pirelli, HJC, Sidi, Revit, Five, Elite Roads Motorsport, K Tech, Bikerider, Timaru Metal Recyclers

98

Evan

Byles

SA

A

SA Motorcycles, Oriental Blend Holiday Stayz, The Bend Holiday Stay, Kawasaki, Pirelli, AGV Helmets, SBS Brakes, Spidi Leathers, Motionlogics, Rapid Concepts, Fast Ev's Cafe

Kawasaki ZX-10R

168 Glenn

Scott

NSW

A

GSR Kawasaki

Kawasaki ZX-10R

183 Lachlan

Epis

NSW

B

Response RE, BlueTongue Finance, Bridgestone Tyres

Kawasaki ZX-10R

333 Yannis

Shaw

NSW

B

Select Fresh, Andrews Meat Industries

Kawasaki ZX-10R

404 Con

Kokkoris

NSW

Tick signs

Suzuki

36

GSX-R1000R

*entries received at time of printing this program, please see www.asbk.com.au for updated entry information

Round 7 Supersport Rider List #

NAME

SURNAME

STATE GRADE

ENTRANT

SPONSORS

MAKE

MODEL

1

Cru

HALLIDAY

NSW

A

Yamaha Racing Team

Yamaha

Yamaha

YZF-R6

7

Tom

TOPARIS

NSW

A

Cube Racing

Cube Racing; Leda Nutrition; Australian Outdoor Living; Motul; Pirelli; Ganter Constructions

Kawasaki ZX-6R

12

Broc

PEARSON

QLD

B

18

Marc

WILSON

VIC

20

Damon

REES

BOP

22

Zac

JOHNSON

27

Nic

LIMINTON

28

Brodie

MALOUF

1800 Approved Cairns, Yamaha Australia, Motul

Yamaha

Phillip Island Off-Track Accommodation

Kawasaki ZX-6R

A

Carl Cox Motorsport, Mondiale Freight, Tony Rees Motorcycles, Signedge, Pirelli, HJC, Sidi, Revit, Five, Elite Roads Motorsport, K Tech, Bikerider, Timaru Metal Recyclers

Honda

CBR

VIC

A

Rebuilder, Ausfleet, Savy Civil, Navarone Accident & Vehicle Repair Centre, Earmold Australia, YRD, Established Stone, The Grinning Dingo, ILM of Bill Lambert

Yamaha

YZF-R6

SA

B

YRD/YRT/Arai/Speed Angle/Ricondi/Barossa Signs/ RBS

Yamaha

YZF-R6

NSW

A&G Constructions

Triumph

Daytona

YRD, geelong motorcycle service centre, the grinning dingo, axle armour, psd Australia, earmold australia, Aussie crane trucks and pizzaland

Yamaha

YZF-R6

Williams Engineering

Suzuki

GSX-R

Suzuki

GSX-R

32

Dylan

WHITESIDE

VIC

39

Scott

NICHOLSON

VIC

NextGen Motorsports

YZF-R6

41

Max

CROKER

NSW

B

Mat Mladin Mladin Racing, Suzuki Aus, AGV Sport, Nolan, Motorex Aus, Woolich Racing, Doctor Mak, EBC, brembo, Akrapovic, Rizoma, Instant Cash, Gold N Tint, Underground Designs, AquaViro.

42

Jack

PASSFIELD

NSW

B

Stay Upright Rider Training, GASD Suspension, Dmoto, Pirelli, KYT Hemets, Knight Designs, Motul, Link International, YRD

Yamaha

YZF-R6

46

Aidan

HAYES

NSW

Hayes Johnston Pty Ltd

Hayes Johnston Pty Ltd, YRD, West Sliders, Underground Designs, Gee Tee Motorcycles, Hayes Electrical, MSC Moto

Yamaha

YZF-R6

47

Giuseppe

SCARCELLA

NSW

A

Kawasaki BCperformance

Kawasaki Motors Australia, Landscapesupplies.com. au, Iceberg Enterprises

Kawasaki ZX-6R

50

Callum

SPRIGGS

QLD

A

Yamaha

YZF-R6

Yamaha

YZF-R6

52

Ryan

TAYLOR

VIC

ARDEN HOMES PABLO'S MOTORCYCLE TYRES YRD RTR

61

Rhys

BELLING

VIC

LXI Racing, YRD, Yamaha, The Grinning Dingo

Yamaha

YZF-R6

74

Campbell

RUSSELL

VIC

MOTUL PIRELLI YRD

Yamaha

YZF-R6

86

Dallas

SKEER

SA

Barry Francis Motorcycles, Ron Angel Classic Racing, Penrite Oils, Suspensions R Us, Nitron, Trident Tyre Centre, Plus Racing Gear, GPHire, Baker Group, Stef's Transport, SP 2 Stroke Motorcycle Parts & Imports, Pro-Bolt Australia

Suzuki

GSX-R

131 John

QUINN

VIC

SC PROJECT OCEANIA

Triumph

Daytona

851 Ty

LYNCH

SA

AUSTRALIAN OUTDOOR LIVING, A-PLUS DIESEL,NEVILLE LUSH RACING,YRD,UNDERGROUND DESIGNS,NIGHTMARE DESIGNS, RICONDI, IPONE,ADELAIDE MOTORCYCLE RECOVERY,RPM

Yamaha

YZF-R6

38

Adelaide Motorcycle Recovery

*entries received at time of printing this program, please see www.asbk.com.au for updated entry information

www.kawasaki.com.au facebook.com/ kawasakiaus

@kawasakimotors

*Available from Participating Kawasaki Dealerships only. Finance for credit approved purchasers only, only available on New Kawasaki Ninja 400’s through approved Kawasaki Motors Finance Dealers over a maximum term of 48 months. Payment per week is an indication only and is based on a Ride Away Price of $7699 and a net loan amount of $8404 with nil deposit for a term of 48 months. Different terms, fees or other loan amounts might result in a different comparison rate. Insurance promotion commences Monday 19 February 2018 and finishes Monday 30 April 2018. Refer to the PDS for more information. Terms and conditions apply - speak to your Kawasaki dealership representative for all information in regard to this offer or find out more at www.kawasaki.com.au. **Based on metro area in Adelaide. Includes 12mths rego, pre-delivery fees and 12mths CTP. Professional riders shown on a closed course.

Horsell Consulting F1 and F2 Sidecar Championship #

FIRST

LAST

PASSENGER

STATE

1

David

BOUGHEN

Robbie Shorter

QLD

4

Peter

DEANGELIS

Bruce Collins

5

Richard

GOODALE

007 Trevor

10

MAKE

MODEL

LCR

Suzuki

GSX-R

VIC

LCR

Honda

CBR

Scott Goodale

VIC

Shelbourne

Honda

CBR

LOVE

Aimee Turner

NSW

Watson

Honda

CBR

Murray

STRONACH

Stephen Marshall

WA

RHR

aceman enterprises City Truck Panel and Paint Swan Suzuki Towing

GSX-R

14

Declan

BEARE

Noel Beare

VIC

Alvin

Beare Boys Racing

Suzuki

GSX-R

15

Jeff

BROWN

Darren Sheldrick

NSW

HBR

APW Motorcycles, Motul Oils, RK Chains, DJS Tree Services, SDG Moto

Suzuki

GSX-R

18

Simon

REYNOLDS

Kathryn Warne

NSW

Watson

Yamaha

YZF-R6

20

Graeme

EVANS

Jarrod Scott

WA

RHR

Rick Hanger Racing

Kawasaki

ZX10R

26

Patrick

CLANCY

Stephen Bonney

VIC

Shelbourne

Alton Racing, J & C Contracting, Pagid Brakes

Honda

CBR

27

Howard

Ford

Lee Menzies

QLD

LCR

California custom products, Suzuki Lindsay Donai motorcycles

GSX-R

38

John

Clancy

Warren Grubb

VIC

LCR

J & C Contracting, DeWith Suzuki Motorsports

GSX-R

45

Andrew

Phillips

Barry Martin

QLD

Shelbourne

54

Mick

Alton

Christine Clancy

NSW

LCR

Brown

Nathan Astill

NSW

Shelbourne

300 Matthew

40

GRADE

A

FRAME

SPONSORS

J&C Contracting, Pagid Brakes, Mick DeWith Motorsport

Honda

CBR

Suzuki

GSX-R

Honda

CBR

*entries received at time of printing this program, please see www.asbk.com.au for updated entry information

YMF R3 CUP Rider List #

NAME

SURNAME

SPONSORS

MAKE

MODEL

10

Callum

O'BRIEN

WA

BANHAMS WA

Yamaha

YZF-R3

15

Bronson

PICKETT

WA

JNR

Silkolene Oils, M&B Rubbish Disposal

Yamaha

YZF-R3

17

Zane

FORD

NSW

C

Yamaha,YRD,South Sydney Commercial,Sport Savvy,Sunatio,Total Property Maintainence,Porta Power,Reynolds Lending Solutions,GASD Suspension,Forma Boots,Earmold Aust,

Yamaha

YZF-R3

20

Hunter

FORD

NSW

B

Yamaha,YRD,South Sydney Commercial,Sport Savvy,Sunatio,Total Property Maintainence,Porta Power,Reynolds Lending Solutions,GASD Suspension,Forma Boots,Earmold Aust,

Yamaha

YZF-R3

22

Keegan

PICKERING

NSW

Surnatio KYT Sport Savvy Australia Earmould Australia KYZAC Powdercoating DTCC Mass Nutrition Cessnock

Yamaha

YZF-R3

25

Luke

JHONSTON

NSW

Motul; Davis Bikeworx; Moto Garage

Yamaha

YZF-R3

27

Mark

BOTTOMLEY

VIC

Yamaha

YZF-R3

28

Tayla

RELPH

QLD

B

Baldivis Forklifts

Yamaha

YZF-R3

43

Harry

KHOURI

NSW

JNR

excite motorsport, shark leathers, race centre, hi tech oils, new helicopters

Yamaha

YZF-R3

44

Tom

BRAMICH

VIC

JLT | Yamaha | Nolan

Yamaha

YZF-R3

58

Mitch

KUHNE

QLD

Shark Leathers, Nolan Helmets, Phresh Ink, Liqui Moly, Moto Products

Yamaha

YZF-R3

70

Troy

RYAN

NSW

Taree Motorcycles, Yamaha YRD, SBS Brakes, DNA Filters, Forma Boots, West Sliders, Pannoz Haulage & Excavation

Yamaha

YZF-R3

73

John

HAZELDENE

VIC

Hazeldenes Chicken Farm P/L

Yamaha

YZF-R3

87

Zac

LEVY

QLD

PUMA RV's, YAMAHA bLU cRU, Kabuto Helmets, FIVE Gloves, Hannay Lawyers, Race Art Designs & Print, Yamaha Beau's Bikes, BEAN Industries

YZF-R3

96

Jake

BRETT

NSW

BikeBiz, Alpinestars, HJC Helmets, West Sliders, Prospect Dental Clinic

Yamaha

YZF-R3

127 Max

STAUFFER

NSW

JNR

Rock Oil, Suomy, YRD, Doctor Mak, Speed Angle, Shark Leathers, Chris Watson MC, Monza, West Sliders, Stranks Smash Repairs, ASP Ashphalt

Yamaha

YZF-R3

151 Locky

TAYLOR

QLD

B

Shark Leathers, RideDynamics, X-lite Helmets, Liqui Moly, LKI Brand, Quicklap Performance

Yamaha

YZF-R3

308 John

LYTRAS

QLD

JNR

334 Jack

COUSENS

VIC

JNR

355 Laura

BROWN

NSW

A

42

STATE GRADE

ENTRANT

JNR

A

PUMA RV's

Caboolture Yamaha, Australian Civil Solutions, Dave's Smash Repairs, Surnatio Leathers, South Sydney Yamaha Commercial Cousens Engineering, Dandenong Packaging Machinery, TM Performance, A.T Racing The Grinning Yamaha Dingo, nelsign WNR, Shark Helmets, Falco Motorcycle boots, GBracing, Motul, Pirreli, Kenmaraustralia, PPtuning, Obvious Signs, Tecspecsaustralia, link international, IXON

Yamaha

YZF-R3 YZF-R3

YZF-R3

2018 YMF R3 Cup ramps up!

Thanks to continued support from naming rights sponsor Yamaha Motor Finance, the entry-level R3 Cup race series is expanding for 2018.

The YMF R3 Cup racers were able to showcase their talent at Winton Motor Raceway for Round 6 and it was Max Stauffer (Rock Oil, Yamaha YZF-R3) to take the round overall in an impressive display.

The R3 Cup technical rules are now aligned with the Supersport 300 technical rules. This means that entrants will be able to enter more races with their YZF-R3s. Supersport 300 entrants on Yamaha R3s on all levels of riding ability are encouraged to cross enter to the R3 Cup to be in with a chance of winning a range of prize money.

Entrants will continue to be able to purchase a YZF-R3 plus race kit at a discounted price of $7900 RRP inc GST. Customers who already have an R3 can purchase the race kit separately and parts are available from Yamaha dealers and Race Center.

The Race Center support program, as per the previous two years, continues to offer assistance to all 2018 YMF R3 Cup events by providing spares and technical support and to assist in bike setup.

The YMF R3 Cup Prize Pool continues with a total of $22,000 cash incentives. Watch the fiercely contested series at these venues:

In addition to the top prizes for winning and placing, the R3 Cup also offers rookie, encouragement and a lady’s cash incentives in order to encourage grass roots participation.

2018 YMF R3 CUP CALENDAR Round 1 Round 2 Round 3 Round 4 Round 5

WSBK, Phillip Island Grand Prix Circuit Wakefield Park Raceway Goulburn Morgan Park Raceway Warwick Winton Motor Raceway Benalla Phillip Island Grand Prix Circuit

VIC NSW QLD VIC VIC

February 22 – 25 March 16 – 18 August 17 – 19 September 7 – 9 October 12 – 14 43

superbike masters #

NAME

SURNAME

STATE GRADE

ENTRANT

SPONSORS

MAKE

MODEL

CLASS

Suzuki

GSX1100

P5 Unlimited

4

Patrick

POVOLNY

VIC

TRUCK-EEZ TRANSPORT REFRIGERATION & REPAIRS

8

Albert

TEHENNEPE

VIC

AT RACING

Harris

F1

P5 F1

9

Dean

CASTLETON

VIC

T-Rex Racing

Suzuki

GSXR1100

P6 1300

12

Tristan

CULVENOR

VIC

Cosway/Pro-Bolt Racing

Kawasaki P&M Kawasaki

P5 F1

14

Jason

CULLEN

NSW

Shock Treatment

Yamaha

P6 1300

21

Denis

ACKLAND

VIC

33

James

AGOMBAR

VIC

35

Lachlan

HILL

VIC

37

John

ALLEN

QLD

39

Bill

NEWTON

TAS

56

Justin

MELLERICK

VIC

59

Craig

STEWART

NSW

C

64

Aaron

MORRIS

NSW

A

73

Glenn

CRUTCHLEY

VIC

76

Scott

WEBSTER

VIC

79

Stephen

KAIRL

NSW

A

C&M Motorcycles, Prime Appliance Yamaha Service

86

Beau

BEATON

NSW

A

K.H. Equipment Pty Ltd

91

Tyler

BRADFORD

NSW

B

Harvest pools

93

Rick

JOHNSON

99

Anthony

107

A

FZR

Kawasaki Z1000 Mk2

P5 Unlimited

Yamaha

TZ

P5 F1

Yamaha

TZ

P5 F1

Yamaha

OW31

P5 F1

Suzuki

GSXR1100

P6 1300

Honda

CBR 1100

P5 Unlimited

C & M Motorcycles C&M Motorcycles

Yamaha

OW01

P6 750

C & M Motorcycles

Yamaha

FZR1000

P6 1300

P&M

Kawasaki

P5 F1

Harris

Suzuki

P5 F1

FZR1000

P6 1300

Irving Vincent

P5

P5 F1

Suzuki

GSXR

P6 750

VIC

Suzuki

GSXR

P6 1300

BANN

VIC

Kawasaki ZXR

P6 750

Roger

Gunn

VIC

Sunset Racing

Suzuki

Katana

P5 Unlimited

113

Bernie

Leen

VIC

c&c m/c engineering

Harris

F1

P5 F1

193

Adrian

Digiandomenico

VIC

Wurth Australia

Yamaha

FZR 1000

P6 1300

816

Darren

Lark

VIC

Suzuki

GSX 1150

P5 Unlimited

44

Denis Brown

Custom Coatings &Maintenance Pty Ltd

A

Mellerick Drainage

Kallista Electrical

*entries received at time of printing this program, please see www.asbk.com.au for updated entry information

ALL NEW

ROUND 7 supersport 300 riders list # 10 15

NAME

SURNAME

Callum

O'BRIEN

Bronson

PICKETT

STATE GRADE

SPONSORS

MAKE

MODEL

WA

ENTRANT

BANHAMS WA

Yamaha

YZF-R3

WA

Silkolene Oils, M&B RUbbish Disposal, Pete's Harley Services, Steves Motorcycles ,

Yamaha

YZF-R3

Yamaha,YRD,South Sydney Commercial,Sport Savvy,Sunatio,Total Property Maintainence,Porta Yamaha Power,Reynolds Lending Solutions,GASD Suspension,Forma Boots,Earmold Aust,

YZF-R3

BART

Ninja 300

JNR

17

Zane

FORD

NSW

C

18

Nicholas

CLAIR

VIC

JNR

Kawasaki

Yamaha,YRD,South Sydney Commercial,Sport Savvy,Sunatio,Total Property Maintainence,Porta Yamaha Power,Reynolds Lending Solutions,GASD Suspension,Forma Boots,Earmold Aust,

YZF-R3

20

Hunter

FORD

NSW

22

Keegan

PICKERING

NSW

Surnatio KYT Sport Savvy Australia Earmould Australia KYZAC Powdercoating DTCC Mass Nutrition Cessnock

Yamaha

YZF-R3

25

Luke

JHONSTON

NSW

Motul; Davis Bikeworx; Moto Garage

Yamaha

YZF-R3

27

Mark

BOTTOMLEY

VIC

Yamaha

YZF-R3

28

Tayla

RELPH

QLD

Baldivis Forklifts

Yamaha

YZF-R3

VIC

Mark Lamont, axle armour, the grinning dingo, psd Australia, earmold australia, Aussie crane trucks

Kawasaki

Ninja 300

excite motorsports, shark leathers, hi-tec oils, NSW helicopters, Race Center

Yamaha

YZF-R3

JLT | Yamaha | Nolan

Yamaha

YZF-R3

ROCK OIL

KTM

RC390

QLD

Shark Leathers, Nolan Helmets, Phresh Ink, Liqui Moly, Moto Products

Yamaha

YZF-R3

VIC

JNR

G.Williams Engineering, Traction Control Suspension, APT Wealth, HPC Coatings

Kawasaki

Ninja 300

JNR

Taree Motorcycles, Yamaha YRD, SBS Brakes, DNA Filters, Forma Boots, West Sliders, Pannoz Haulage & Excavation

Yamaha

YZF-R3

Hazeldenes Chicken Farm P/L

Kawasaki

Ninja 300

Kawasaki

Ninja 300

PUMA RV's, YAMAHA bLU cRU, Kabuto Helmets, FIVE Gloves, Hannay Lawyers, Race Art Signs & Print, Beau's Bikes, BEAN Industries

Yamaha

YZF-R3

BikeBiz, Alpinestars, HJC Helmets, West Sliders, Prospect Dental Clinic

Yamaha

YZF-R3

Kawasaki

Ninja 300

Rock Oil, Suomy, YRD, Doctor Mak, Speed Angle, Shark Leathers, Chris Watson MC, Monza, West Sliders, Stranks Smash Repairs, ASP Ashphalt

Yamaha

YZF-R3

32

Dylan

WHITESIDE

43

Harry

KHOURI

NSW

44

Tom

BRAMICH

VIC

57

Seth

CRUMP

QLD

58 68

Mitch Luke

KUHNE POWER

70

Troy

RYAN

73

John

HAZELDENE

VIC

86

Oli

BAYLISS

QLD

NSW

87

Zac

LEVY

QLD

96

Jake

BRETT

NSW

97

Peter

NERLICH

VIC

B

B

JNR

JNR

JNR A

Cube Racing PUMA RV's

JNR

127 Max

STAUFFER

NSW

131 John

QUINN

VIC

SC PROJECT OCEANIA

Kawasaki

Ninja 300

133 Grace

POUTCH

VIC

SC PROJECT OCEANIA

Kawasaki

Ninja 300

151 Locky

TAYLOR

QLD

Shark Leathers, RideDynamics, X-lite Helmets, Liqui Moly, LKI Brand, Quicklap Performance

Yamaha

YZF-R3

Yamaha

YZF-R3

JNR

B

308 John

LYTRAS

QLD

JNR

Caboolture Yamaha, Australian Civil Solutions, Dave's Smash Repairs, Surnatio Leathers, South Sydney Commercial

334 Jack

COUSENS

VIC

JNR

Cousens Engineering, Dandenong Packaging Machinery, TM Performance, A.T Racing The Grinning Dingo

Yamaha

YZF-R3

355 Laura

Brown

NSW

B

WNR, Shark Helmets, Falco Motorcycle boots, GBracing, Motul, Pirreli, Kenmaraustralia, PPtuning, Obvious Signs, Tecspecsaustralia, link international, IXON

Yamaha

YZF-R3

46

*entries received at time of printing this program, please see www.asbk.com.au for updated entry information

KTM 1290 SUPER DUKE R

Do not attempt to imitate illustrated riding scenes. Always wear protective clothing and obey road traffic regulations. Overseas model illustrated. Illustrated motorcycle may vary in selected details from the production model. Illustration includes optional KTM Powerparts which are available at an additional cost.

Packed with gut-wrenching performance and evil looks, the new KTM Super Duke 1290 R is not for the faint hearted. If you think you have what it takes, challenge yourself to see what real power and precision feels like. The V-Twin power plant produces 177 hp and is the most powerful engine we have ever muscled into a street bike. The new KTM Super Duke 1290 R is one hell of a ride.

Photo: R. Schedl

PURE, RAW AND PROUDLY EXCESSIVE

2018 ASBK SERIES OFFICIAL SPONSORS

48

MOTORCYCLING AUSTRALIA

EVENTS CALENDAR WWW.MA.ORG.AU

date

oct - nov 2018

event

location

12-14 OCT

Australian Supercross Championship – Round 3 (Amateur Supercross - Round 2)

Geelong, VIC

20 OCT

Australian Supercross Championship – Round 4 (Amateur Supercross – Round 3)

Port Adelaide, SA

26-28 OCT

Australian MotoGP

Phillip Island, VIC

3 NOV

Australian Supercross Championship Round 3

Bendigo, VIC

8-11 NOV

Australian Historic Road Racing Championship

Broadford, VIC

10 NOV

Australian Supercross Championship Round 5

Sydney, NSW

for more ma events information PLEASE visit - www.ma.org.au or follow us on facebook

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#teampirelli 17 Troy HERFOSS 1 JOSH WATERS

2

1

21 Troy BAYLISS

3

SUPERBIKE ROUND 6 RESULTS

TROY HERFOSS - 2018 ASBK SUPERBIKE CHAMPION NEW LAP RECORD - WAYNE MAXWELL 1.20.437

23 Cru HALLIDAY 41 Max CROKER

2

1

7 Tom TOPARIS

3

SUPERSPORT 600 ROUND 6 RESULTS

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CRU HALLIDAY 2018 ASBK SUPERSPORT 600 CHAMPION

Desmosport Ducati was founded in 2016

TESTED

DesmoSport Ducati

TROY BAYLISS

by multiple World Superbike Champion Troy Bayliss and long-time ASBK racer/ team manager Ben Henry. With over 50 years combined racing experience they choose to use only the best products for their bikes. When it comes to the ultimate in performance and reliability for their engines, Desmosport Ducati use MOTUL.

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