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ASBK Qualifying & Saturday report | Maxwell 1.5-seconds clear of the field

2022 mi-bike Motorcycle Insurance Australian Superbike Championship Round One - Phillip Island

Trev by Trev
February 26, 2022
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ASBK 2022 Round One – Phillip Island
Alpinestars Superbike Saturday Round Up #2


Alpinestars Superbike Qualifying 1

ASBK 2022 Round One – Phillip Island – Saturday – Image RbMotoLens

There were a few noteable names that had to contest the QP1 session here today at Phillip Island after failing to directly progress to Q2 on the back of their times from this morning.

ASBK 2022 Round One – Phillip Island – Saturday – Image RbMotoLens

A good crowd had built at Phillip Island throughout the day to see the combatants duel it out at 1450 on Saturday afternoon in Q1.

ASBK 2022 Round One – Phillip Island – Saturday – Image RbMotoLens

Troy Herfoss, Arthur Sissis and Aiden Wagner were the riders perhaps most expected to progress but Mark Chiodo was the early pacesetter at 1m33.651 and with five-minutes remaining in the 15-minute session the young Victorian remained atop the time-sheets by a handy margin and was sitting in pit-lane.

Mark Chiodo – Image RbMotoLens

Superbike debutante Broc Pearson moved past Arthur Sissis to go P2 with two-minutes remaining.

Troy Herfoss bided his time until almost the final juncture to try and progress and put in a good first split before the lap went away from him, he would have one more chance to crack out a good time or he would be starting from the sixth row of the grid.

Troy Herfoss – Image RbMotoLens

Broc Pearson and Arthur Sissis were both under Chiodo’s benchmark through the first split on their final lap but then they both lost time in the second split and failed to best Chiodo, as did everyone else.

Mark Chiodo tops QP1 by a significant six-tenths over Broc Pearson and Arthur Sissis goes P3 to earn his promotion through to the Q2 final qualifying session.

ASBK 2022 Round One – Phillip Island – Saturday – Image RbMotoLens

Alpinestars Superbike Q1 Results

PosRiderBikeTimeSpeed
1Mark CHIODOYamaha YZF-R11m33.651286
2Broc PEARSONYamaha YZF-R11m34.265290
3Arthur SISSISYamaha YZF-R11m34.329283
4Beau BEATONDucati V4R1m34.598286
5Aiden WAGNERYamaha YZF-R11m34.650283
6Anthony WESTYamaha YZF-R11m34.831274
7Troy HERFOSSHonda CBR RR1m35.042289
8Jed METCHERYamaha YZF-R11m35.179276
9Ben BURKEKawasaki ZX10RR1m35.964285
10Max STAUFFERYamaha YZF-R11m36.232281
11Luke JHONSTONYamaha YZF-R11m38.149283
12Chandler COOPERHonda CBR1m39.800280
13Corey FORDEHonda CBR RR1m40.094262
14Michael EDWARDSYamaha YZF-R11m40.720270

Alpinestars Superbike Final Qualifying

A decent blustery wind was blowing across the Phillip Island circuit as 12 riders rolled out of the pits to contest the 15-minute Q2 session that would decide the grid for Sunday’s two 12-lap races.

ASBK 2022 Round One – Phillip Island – Saturday – Image RbMotoLens

The ambient temperature was hovering around the low-mid 20s while the track temperature was registering 37-degrees when the track went live exactly on schedule at 1515.  The wind was causing riders more than a few problems and taking a little confidence away.

Lachlan Epis – Image RbMotoLens

First out of the pits were Lachlan Epis and Broc Pearson, hot on their heels were Bryan Staring, Matt Walters and Mike Jones. The last riders to leave pit-lane were Wayne Maxwell and Daniel Falzon. The latter of that pair not joining the circuit until six-minutes into the session.

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Maxwell’s first serious lap was a 1m32.415 and he now had a clear track in front of him. His next lap was a 1m32.170 with eight-minutes remaining.  Second at this point was Bryan Staring, exactly a second behind Maxwell, while Lachlan Epis was third and Mike Jones fourth as the session reached its halfway point.

Mike Jones – Image RbMotoLens

With five-minutes remaining all 12 riders were on track and Josh Waters had just followed Wayne Maxwell out of the pits.  Lachlan Epis went down at turn four while on a decent lap but was up and unhurt.

Lachlan Epis – Image RbMotoLens

Broc Pearson was tucked in behind the DesmoSport Ducati of Bryan Staring to try and benefit from a tow around behind a faster and much more experienced rider.

Bryan Staring – Image RbMotoLens

Wayne Maxwell then put his head down again to drop almost a full-second off his earlier time, setting a new ASBK qualifying lap record at 1m31.363. The defending champ then backed that up with a 1m31.600. That is Wayne’s 14th Superbike pole position here at Phillip Island.

Cru Halliday had left it until late in the session to really get wound up and leapt up the leader board to P2 with a minute remaining after recording a 1m32.803 and that was good enough to hold on to that second spot on the grid while Josh Waters rounds out the front row.

Cru Halliday – Image RbMotoLens

Mike Jones heads row two ahead of Bryan Staring and Daniel Falzon. The South Australian would be more than happy with that considering his lack of preparation ahead of this round and the fact that he is still struggling to move around the bike properly.

Daniel Falzon – Image RbMotoLens

Lachlan Epis starts from P7 while starting alongside him on that third row will be Broc Pearson and Glenn Allerton. Matt Walters rounds out the top ten ahead of Arthur Sissis.

For passionate ASBK fans who don’t want to miss a minute of the race-day action, Sunday kicks off with live streaming from 10 am on both the asbk.com.au website and Facebook page.  At 1 pm switch over to either SBS or Stan Sport for the official race day broadcast of the major categories.  At 4 pm, the livestream (on asbk.com.au and Facebook) will resume for the remainder of Sunday’s races.


Wayne Maxwell – P1

“Yesterday morning we came out of the box quite strong off a good base setting. Surprised myself yesterday morning with that pace but that was the best conditions we have had so far this weekend. Today though I had to throw caution to the wind, literally, and it all came together.  There was nothing left in that as I put it all out there in those conditions but tomorrow is going to be a totally different story.”

The front row – Image RbMotoLens
Cru Halliday – P2

“I probably left my run a little late, I really struggled in the wind, and I have no idea how Wayne did that time in those conditions. Disappointed to be nowhere near as fast as I was on Friday but I had that little tumble at turn four which perhaps took a little bit of confidence away.  I will jump on Wayne as fast as I can tomorrow but it is easier said than done, I could run with him here in 2020 but couldn’t get past him but has even more pace now.”

Cru Halliday in Parc Ferme – Image RbMotoLens
Josh Waters – P3

“My aim was to try and get on the front two rows so happy to achieve that with such limited time on the bike. I think I ride a bit different to the previous riders Shane has had on his bikes so I am taking the development of my bike in a slightly different direction. The wind really affected our bike today and there was some serous ‘oh my god’ moments out there.  Tomorrow is going to be hard as there are a few different guys out there that have been going about the same pace as I of. There are things we can keep improving, I was all the suspension travel today so hopefully we can improve our set-up and go faster again tomorrow.”

Josh Waters – Image RbMotoLens


Alpinestars Superbike Combined Qualifying / Gird

PosRiderBikeTime
1Wayne MAXWELLDucati V4R1m31.363
2Cru HALLIDAYYamaha YZF-R11m32.803
3Josh WATERSBMW M RR1m32.911
4Mike JONESYamaha YZF-R11m32.920
5Bryan STARINGDucati V4R1m32.968
6Daniel FALZONYamaha YZF-R11m33.160
7Lachlan EPISBMW M RR1m33.562
8Broc PEARSONYamaha YZF-R11m33.568
9Glenn ALLERTONBMW M RR1m33.795
10Matt WALTERSkawasaki ZX10RR1m34.035
11Arthur SISSISYamaha YZF-R11m34.173
12Mark CHIODOYamaha YZF-R11m34.192
13Beau BEATONDucati V4R1m34.598
14Aiden WAGNERYamaha YZF-R11m34.650
15Anthony WESTYamaha YZF-R11m34.831
16Troy HERFOSSHonda CBR RR1m35.042
17Jed METCHERYamaha YZF-R11m35.179
18Ben BURKEKawasaki ZX10RR1m35.964
19Max STAUFFERYamaha YZF-R11m36.232
20Luke JHONSTONYamaha YZF-R11m38.149
21Chandler COOPERHonda CBR1m39.800
22Corey FORDE Honda CBR RR1m40.094
23Michael EDWARDS Yamaha YZF-R11m40.720

 


Michelin Supersport Qualifying

The 1m35.307 set by Senna Agius in the second qualifying session proved good enough for pole after Tom Edwards went down at turn six on his fast lap but is expected to be able to race on Sunday.  The fastest lap of the weekend though remains the 1m34.9 set by Edwards on Friday.  Tom Bramich rounds out the front row but has some speed to find if he is going to challenge Edwards and Agius in tomorrow’s ten-lap encounters.

Senna Agius – Image RbMotoLens

Michelin Supersport Qualifying Results

PosRiderBikeTime
1Senna AGIUSHonda CBR RR1m35.307
2Tom EDWARDSYamaha YZF-R61m35.658
3Tom BRAMICHYamaha YZF-R61m36.341
4Olly SIMPSONYamaha YZF-R61m36.931
5Ty LYNCHYamaha YZF-R61m37.195
6Jack PASSFIELDYamaha YZF-R61m37.365
7Dallas SKEERYamaha YZF-R61m37.410
8Scott NICHOLSONYamaha YZF-R61m37.443
9Jack HYDEYamaha YZF-R61m37.750
10John LYTRASYamaha YZF-R61m38.291
11Timothy LARGEYamaha YZF-R61m38.733
12Tom DRANEYamaha YZF-R61m38.775
13Mitch KUHNEYamaha YZF-R61m39.383
14John QUINNYamaha YZF-R61m39.592
15Rhys BELLINGYamaha YZF-R61m39.649
16Tarbon WALKERKawasaki ZX6R1m39.869
17Noel MAHONYamaha YZF-R61m39.947
18Brendan WILSONYamaha YZF-R61m40.082
19Luke SANDERSYamaha YZF-R61m40.237
20Harley SIDEYamaha YZF-R61m40.712

Dunlop Supersport 300 Qualifying

In the Supersport 300 category it was Glenn Nelson setting the pace this afternoon with a 1m49.428 earning him pole position ahead of James Jacobs, Henry Snell and Cameron Dunker.

Dunlop Supersport 300 Qualifying Results

PosRiderBikeTime
1Glenn NELSONYamaha YZF-R31m49.428
2James JACOBSKawasaki Ninja1m49.502
3Henry SNELLYamaha YZF-R31m49.633
4Cameron DUNKERYamaha YZF-R31m49.711
5Liam WATERSYamaha YZF-R31m49.849
6Varis FLEMINGYamaha YZF-R31m49.914
7Brodie GAWITHYamaha YZF-R31m50.039
8Joseph MARINIELLOKawasaki Ninja1m50.366
9Jai RUSSOYamaha YZF-R31m50.438
10Taiyo AKSUYamaha YZF-R31m50.483
11Mitchell SIMPSONYamaha YZF-R31m50.661
12Jonathan NAHLOUSKawasaki Ninja1m50.874
13Sam PEZZETTAYamaha YZF-R31m50.978
14Laura BROWNYamaha YZF-R31m51.024
15Brandon DEMMERYYamaha YZF-R31m51.044
16Hayden NELSONYamaha YZF-R31m51.110
17Peter NERLICHKawasaki Ninja1m51.410
18Clay CLEGGYamaha YZF-R31m51.620
19Lincoln KNIGHTYamaha YZF-R31m51.773
20Jamie PORTYamaha YZF-R31m51.788
21Jack FAVELLEYamaha YZF-R31m51.921
22Jake SENIORYamaha YZF-R31m52.211
23Cooper ROWNTREEYamaha YZF-R31m52.264
24Jordan SIMPSONYamaha YZF-R31m52.393
25Jayden MARTINYamaha YZF-R31m53.873
26Brian KOZANYamaha YZF-R31m55.732
27Tom NICOLSONKawasaki Ninja2m06.244

Dunlop Supersport 300 Race One

Dunlop Supersport 300 Race One Podium – Image RbMotoLens

Dunlop Supersport 300 Race One Results

PosRiderBikeTime/Gap
1Henry SNELLYamaha YZF-R3 13m04.184
2Glenn NELSONYamaha YZF-R3+0.092
3Cameron DUNKERYamaha YZF-R3+0.154
4Taiyo AKSUYamaha YZF-R3+0.158
5Brodie GAWITHYamaha YZF-R3+0.268
6Liam WATERSYamaha YZF-R3+0.445
7Varis FLEMINGYamaha YZF-R3+0.456
8Brandon DEMMERYYamaha YZF-R3+0.940
9Laura BROWNYamaha YZF-R3+1.106
10Jai RUSSOYamaha YZF-R3+1.144
11Joseph MARINIELLOKawasaki Ninja+1.165
12Sam PEZZETTAYamaha YZF-R3+1.831
13Mitchell SIMPSONYamaha YZF-R3+5.596
14James JACOBSKawasaki Ninja+10.494
15Jordan SIMPSONYamaha YZF-R3+13.487
16Clay CLEGGYamaha YZF-R3+14.037
17Jack FAVELLEYamaha YZF-R3+14.102
18Lincoln KNIGHTYamaha YZF-R3+19.307
19Jake SENIORYamaha YZF-R3+19.434
20Cooper ROWNTREEYamaha YZF-R3+22.114
21Peter NERLICHKawasaki Ninja+22.150
22Jayden MARTINYamaha YZF-R3+37.861
23Brian KOZANYamaha YZF-R3+42.928
24Hayden NELSONYamaha YZF-R3+51.065
DNFJonathan NAHLOUSKawasaki Ninja1 Lap

Yamaha OJC Qualifying

Levi Russo took pole in the bLU cRU Oceania Junior Cup ahead of Teerin Fleming and Brodie Paige.  Sam Drane heads row two from Ryan Larking and Harrison Watts while Hudson Thompson heads row three.

Yamaha OJC Qualifying Results

PosRiderBikeTime
1Levi RUSSO Yamaha YZF-R152m11.343
2Teerin FLEMINGYamaha YZF-R152m11.500
3Bodie PAIGEYamaha YZF-R152m11.580
4Sam DRANEYamaha YZF-R152m11.775
5Ryan LARKINYamaha YZF-R152m11.881
6Harrison WATTSYamaha YZF-R152m11.894
7Hudson THOMPSONYamaha YZF-R152m12.542
8Hunter CORNEYYamaha YZF-R152m12.709
9Cameron RENDEYamaha YZF-R152m13.306
10James WEAVERYamaha YZF-R152m13.639
11William HUNTYamaha YZF-R152m13.687
12Marcus HAMODYamaha YZF-R152m13.717
13Alexander CODEYYamaha YZF-R152m13.737
14John PELGRAVEYamaha YZF-R152m13.900
15Valentino KNEZOVICYamaha YZF-R152m14.127
16Abbie CAMERONYamaha YZF-R152m15.313
17Toby JAMESYamaha YZF-R152m15.683
18Nixon FROSTYamaha YZF-R152m16.953
19Elijah ANDREWYamaha YZF-R152m17.290
20Lachlan MOODYYamaha YZF-R152m17.396

Yamaha R3 Cup Combined Qualifying

PosRiderBikeTime
1Glenn NELSON Yamaha YZF-R31m49.720
2Henry SNELL Yamaha YZF-R31m49.938
3Varis FLEMINGYamaha YZF-R31m50.243
4Taiyo AKSUYamaha YZF-R31m50.244
5Brodie GAWITHYamaha YZF-R31m50.253
6Cameron DUNKERYamaha YZF-R31m50.292
7Brandon DEMMERYYamaha YZF-R31m50.534
8Laura BROWNYamaha YZF-R31m50.692
9Jai RUSSOYamaha YZF-R31m50.706
10Liam WATERSYamaha YZF-R31m50.747
11Hayden NELSONYamaha YZF-R31m51.256
12Clay CLEGGYamaha YZF-R31m51.291
13Sam PEZZETTAYamaha YZF-R31m51.314
14Jamie PORTYamaha YZF-R31m51.629
15Jonathan NAHLOUSYamaha YZF-R31m51.676
16Cooper ROWNTREEYamaha YZF-R31m52.076
17Mitchell SIMPSONYamaha YZF-R31m52.098
18Lincoln KNIGHTYamaha YZF-R31m52.111
19Jack FAVELLEYamaha YZF-R31m52.148
20Jordan SIMPSONYamaha YZF-R31m52.662
21Jayden MARTINYamaha YZF-R31m53.447
22Marcus HAMODYamaha YZF-R31m55.099
23Brian KOZANYamaha YZF-R31m55.472

Yamaha R3 Cup Race One

The opening R3 Cup race saw Glenn Nelson get away well from pole but an incident at turn two brought out the red flag after Jamie Port went down. 

Yamaha R3 Cup Race One – Image RbMotoLens

After a short delay proceedings got underway again and immediately Glenn Nelson and Henry Snell were tussling and swapping positions at the head of the field but Taiyo Aksu moved into their tow down the chute which helped propel him into the lead by turn one. 

Yamaha R3 Cup Race One – Image RbMotoLens

Nelson moved back into the lead around the back of the circuit while Brodie Gawith, Cameron Dunker and Brandon Demmery joined that leading trio to throw things wide open. 

With three laps to run the top seven were covered by less than a second and you couldn’t keep up with who was there due to the order being shuffled at every turn. 

Getting to the flag first though was young Varis Fleming in a finish that was incredibly close. The top ten covered by less than three-tenths….  Glenn Nelson getting the nod for second while Jonathan Nahlous rounded out the podium.  

Glenn Nelson was awarded the win after Fleming was penalised – Image RbMotoLens

Race Direction though docked Varis Fleming a position in the final wash-up which promoted Glenn Nelson to P1 along with the 25-points that came with it to open his championship points account in the best possible way.

Yamaha R3 Cup Race One – Image RbMotoLens

Yamaha R3 Cup Race One Results

PosRiderBikeTime/Gap
1Glenn NELSONYamaha YZF-R313m02.759
2Varis FLEMINGYamaha YZF-R3-0.168
3Jonathan NAHLOUSYamaha YZF-R3+0.172
4Taiyo AKSUYamaha YZF-R3+0.178
5Brandon DEMMERYYamaha YZF-R3+0.179
6Cameron DUNKERYamaha YZF-R3+0.189
7Liam WATERSYamaha YZF-R3+0.254
8Henry SNELLYamaha YZF-R3+0.258
9Brodie GAWITHYamaha YZF-R3+0.291
10Laura BROWNYamaha YZF-R3+0.319
11Jai RUSSOYamaha YZF-R3+0.596
12Hayden NELSONYamaha YZF-R3+0.811
13Sam PEZZETTAYamaha YZF-R34.582
14Lincoln KNIGHTYamaha YZF-R311.987
15Clay CLEGGYamaha YZF-R312.010
16Mitchell SIMPSONYamaha YZF-R320.504
17Jack FAVELLEYamaha YZF-R321.775
18Cooper ROWNTREEYamaha YZF-R321.776
19Marcus HAMODYamaha YZF-R322.364
20Jayden MARTINYamaha YZF-R325.095
21Jordan SIMPSONYamaha YZF-R333.005
DNFBrian KOZANYamaha YZF-R34 Laps

Oceania Junior Cup Race One

The opening Oceania Junior Cup race for season 2022 got underway in windy conditions at 1542 on Saturday afternoon at Phillip Island. 

Teerin Fleming the early leader ahead of Ryan Larkin and Sam Drane.  Levi Russo, Cameron Rende and Bodie Paige also soon joined that party.

Cameron Rende had his nose ahead at the flag to take the victory ahead of Hudson Thompson and Harrison Watts rounded out the podium. 

Oceania Junior Cup Race One Results

PosRiderBikeTime/Gap
1Cameron RENDEYamaha YZF-R1513m28.789
2Hudson THOMPSONYamaha YZF-R15+0.033
3Harrison WATTSYamaha YZF-R15+0.076
4Teerin FLEMINGYamaha YZF-R15+0.083
5Levi RUSSOYamaha YZF-R15+0.109
6Sam DRANEYamaha YZF-R15+0.275
7James WEAVERYamaha YZF-R15+0.870
8Valentino KNEZOVICYamaha YZF-R15+1.253
9Ryan LARKINYamaha YZF-R15+1.900
10John PELGRAVEYamaha YZF-R15+14.293
11William HUNTYamaha YZF-R15+14.366
12Alexander CODEYYamaha YZF-R15+18.387
13Nixon FROSTYamaha YZF-R15+38.211
14Lachlan MOODYYamaha YZF-R15+41.136
15Hunter CORNEYYamaha YZF-R15+41.658
16Elijah ANDREWYamaha YZF-R15+50.658
17Toby JAMESYamaha YZF-R15+1m05.214
18Abbie CAMERONYamaha YZF-R15+1m47.171
DNFMarcus HAMODYamaha YZF-R15/
DNFBodie PAIGEYamaha YZF-R15/

Superbike Masters Race One

Scott Campbell got away well on the RC30 to lead the field around the most of lap one but by the time they crossed the stripe to start lap two Corey Forde had took the lead on the big-bore 1260 cc XR69 Suzuki.

Murray Clark was third at this early juncture and that trio had already started the gap the rest of the field.  Corey Forde though was given a ten-second jump-start penalty and thus his pursuers could simply follow him home and still claim the win. 

That didn’t happen though as Forde rolled to a stop at turn 12 after a couple of laps handing the lead over to Scott Campbell.

Not to be outdone Murray Clark chased down Scott Campbell for the overall win.

Superbike Masters Race One Results

PosRiderBikeTime/Gap
1Murray CLARKSuzuki GSXR 11838:46.874
2Scott CAMPBELL Honda RC30 750+0.348
3Scott WEBSTERHarris Suzuki 1200+16.076
4Phillip BURKEHonda RC30 750+25.679
5Bradley PHELANSuzuki Katana 1170+29.682
6James AGOMBARYamaha TZ 750+34.379
7Michael MOLONEYSuzuki GSX 1170+34.400
8Glenn CRUTCHLEYP&M Kawasaki 1200+35.149
9Dean CASTLETONSuzuki GSXR 1100+37.832
10Aaron BENNETTSuzuki GSX 1298+41.308
11Phillip BEVANHonda VFRR 750+46.096
12Ian SHORTSuzuki CMR 1100+49.860
13Jason DAWSONSuzuki GSXR 1127+1m00.932
14Albert TEHENNEPEHarris Kawasaki 1200+1m01.151
15Patrick POVOLNYSuzuki GSX 1166+1m01.508
16Paul RIGNEYHarris Kawasaki 1075+1m01.987
17Gregory JAMESHonda CBR 1100+1m02.917
18Karen WEBBSuzuki GSX-R 750+1m04.216
19Mark RODDASuzuki GS 1100+1m17.342
20Craig HUNTERYamaha XV 1000+1m27.520
21Ross DOBSONSuzuki Katana 1290+1m39.535
22Darren LARKSuzuki GSX 1150+1m55.117
DNFCorey FORDESuzuki XR69 1260+2 Laps
DNFDamion DAVISSuzuki TR 750+2 Laps
DNFJohn ALLENYamaha OW31 750+3 Laps
DNFSteven HARLEYBimota YB6 1000+4 Laps

Superbike Masters Race Two

Scott Campbell got away well in the second Superbike Masters bout of the day but the red flag came out early on in the race due to oil on the circuit after a rider rolled to a stop at turn two. 

There was a length delay for the oil to be cleaned up before the action got underway again and it was Scott Campbell with the holeshot on the RC30 once again. 

Murray Clark shadowed Campbell throughout the five-lap distance and closed right onto the tail of the RC30 over the course of the final lap before using his extra horsepower to pass the RC30 down the chute to take the race victory by less than a tenth.  John Allen rounded out the podium almost ten-seconds behind that duo. 

Superbike Masters Race Two Results

PosNameBikeTime/Gap
1Murray CLARKSuzuki GSXR 11838m45.142
2Scott CAMPBELLHonda RC30 750+0.068
3John ALLENYamaha OW31 750+9.257
4Phillip BURKEHonda RC30 750+21.093
5Scott WEBSTERHarris Suzuki 1200+23.846
6James AGOMBARYamaha TZ 750+32.980
7Michael MOLONEYSuzuki GSX 1170+40.053
8Phillip BEVANHonda VFRR 750+40.136
9Steven HARLEYBimota YB6 1000+52.120
10Glenn CRUTCHLEYP&M Kawasaki 1200+52.693
11Jason DAWSONSuzuki GSXR 1127+1m02.117
12Patrick POVOLNYSuzuki GSX 1166+1m02.141
13Paul RIGNEYHarris Kawasaki 1075+1m02.474
14Karen WEBBSuzuki GSX-R 750+1m12.978
15Albert TEHENNEPEHarris Kawasaki 1200+1m15.515
16Gregory JAMESHonda CBR 1100+1m15.910
17Mark RODDASuzuki GS 1100+1m16.043
18Aaron BENNETTSuzuki GSX 1298+1m20.874
19Craig HUNTERYamaha XV 1000+1m45.191
20Darren LARKSuzuki GSX 1150+1 Lap
DNFIan SHORTSuzuki CMR 1100+1 Lap
DNFRoss DOBSONSuzuki Katana 1290+1 Lap

TBC


2022 ASBK Round One Schedule
Sunday 27th February
9.059.10Dunlop Supersport 300 & Yamaha Finance R3 CupWUP5 mins
9.159.20Michelin SupersportWUP5 mins
9.259.30bLU cRU Oceania Junior CupWUP5 mins
9.359.45Alpinestars SuperbikeWUP10 mins
9.509.55Superbike MastersWUP5 mins
10.0510.25bLU cRU Oceania Junior CupR26 Laps
10.3011.00Michelin SupersportR110 Laps
11.0511.25Yamaha Finance R3 CupR27 Laps
11.3012.05Alpinestars Superbike R112 Laps
12.1012.30Dunlop Supersport 300R27 Laps
12.3013.30Lunch – ASBK Pitlane Walk – DOC Lap60 mins
13.3513.55bLU cRU Oceania Junior Cup R36 Laps
14.0514.35Michelin SupersportR210 Laps
14.4515.05Dunlop Supersport 300R37 Laps
15.1515.50Alpinestars SuperbikeR212 Laps
16.0016.20Yamaha Finance R3 CupR37 Laps
16.2516.45Superbike Masters R35 Laps

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2022 ASBK Calendar

Round 1 Phillip Island Grand Prix Circuit, VIC 25 – 27 February
SBK, SSPT, SS300, R3 Cup, OJC, SBK Masters
Round 2 Queensland Raceway, Ipswich QLD 18 – 20 March
SBK, SSPT, SS300, R3 Cup, OJC, Sidecars
Round 3 Wakefield Park Raceway, Goulburn NSW 22 – 24 April
SBK, SSPT, SS300, R3 Cup, OJC, Sidecars
Round 4 Hidden Valley Raceway, Darwin NT 17 – 19 June
* With Supercars – SBK Only
Round 5 Morgan Park Raceway, Warwick QLD 5 – 7 August
SBK, SSPT, SS300, R3 Cup, OJC
Round 6 Symmons Plains Raceway – Launceston TAS 20 – 23 October
SBK, SSPT, SS300, R3 Cup
Round 7 Phillip Island Grand Prix Circuit, Cowes VIC TBA – November
TBC
Round 8 The Bend Motorsport Park, Tailem Bend SA 2 – 4 December
SBK, SSPT, SS300, R3 Cup, OJC
ASBK Night of Champions Dinner – The Bend 4 December
Tags: 2022 ASBKASBK
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