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Swann ASC Mallala Video Rewind & Wrap with Full Results

Trev by Trev
May 19, 2014
in ASBK, Formula Xtreme, Motorcycle News, Motorcycle Racing, Uncategorized
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2014 Swan Australasian Superbike Championship – Round Two – Mallala
Video Circuit Feed with commentary from Phil Harlum and Trevor Hedge
Move the slider pointer on the timeline to view various footage from throughout race day

Team Motul Honda rider Wayne Maxwell has again performed a clean sweep at Mallala in South Australia, to take out the Superbike class at the second round of the 2014 Swann Insurance Australian Superbike Championship.

It was the first time the Swann Superbike Series had been back to Mallala for more than five years, and the racing did not disappoint the healthy crowd in attendance.

Maxwell was a model of consistency over the three races winning all three and catapulting himself into the outright championship lead.

And it was a 1-2 podium finish for Team Honda Racing with Jamie Stauffer claiming second, third and second from his three races to finish second overall on the day.

Both the first and the third race of the day saw extremely close finishes with Maxwell passing Stauffer on the second last lap (race one) and the final corner (race three) to take the sweep.

Yamaha Racing Team’s Robbie Bugden was a consistent performer with his third, fourth and fifth placings enough to earn a spot on the podium in third overall.

Cru Halliday (Yamaha Racing Team) and Troy Herfoss (Team Honda Racing) rounded out the top five.

In the overall standings Maxwell has leapt into an eight-point lead over Stauffer, with BikeBiz Racing Kawasaki’s Sean Condon a further 32 points behind in third.

In the Supersport category, Queenslander Callum Spriggs took round honours following his opening race win and second place finish in the second race.

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Aaron Morris won the second race of the day, and when paired with his opening race finish of third, was enough to place him in second overall for the round.

Maxima Yamaha rider Aiden Wagner rounded out the overall podium with a second and fourth from his two races.

Local hero Daniel Falzon and New South Welshman Patrick Medcalf finished in fourth and fifth overall respectively.

The round win has consolidated Spriggs’ championship lead, holding a seven-point buffer to Morris, with Wagner a further five points behind in third.

Kyle Buckley took out the Kawasaki Insurances FX 300 Ninja Cup with a clean sweep at the second round, ahead of Brandon Demmery and Paul Young.

In the Kawasaki Ninja FX 250 category, Grant Jordan won both of his races to finish in front of Joshua McHenry and Stuart Green.

Victorian Chris Trounson took 72 of the 75 available points on offer in the Forumla Oz class to take the outright honours while Hudson Pitt edged out Sophie Lovett to take the overall points in the Forumla Oz B-Grade class.

Ryan Hampton won all three races in the Formula Oz C-Grade class while Daniel Parker claimed the round win in the D-Grade class.

Angus Reekie won all three races (as he did at the opening round) to claim top spot in the Nakedbikes – F1 class.

Superbikes – Round Two Results:

  1. Wayne Maxwell 75 (25, 25, 25)
  2. Jamie Stauffer 64 (22, 20, 22)
  3. Robbie Bugden 58 (20, 18, 20)
  4. Cru Halliday 58 (18, 22, 18)
  5. Troy Herfoss 48 (16, 16, 16)
  6. Sean Condon 44 (15, 14, 15)
  7. Josh Hook 38 (10, 15, 13)
  8. Glenn Allerton 31 (8, 12, 11)
  9. Rick Olson 31 (13, 8, 10)
  10. Mike Jones 27 (0, 13, 14)

Superbikes – Overall standings:

  1. Wayne Maxwell 137
  2. Jamie Stauffer 131
  3. Sean Condon 99
  4. Troy Herfoss 98
  5. Glenn Alerton 96
  6. Cru Halliday 92
  7. Glenn Scott 74
  8. Robbie Bugden 73
  9. Rick Olsen 73
  10. Dustin Goldsmith 57

Supersport – Round Two Results:

  1. Callum Spriggs 47 (25, 22)
  2. Aaron Morris 45 (20, 25)
  3. Aiden Wagner 40 (22, 18)
  4. Daniel Falzon 34 (14, 20)
  5. Patrick Medcalf 34 (18, 16)
  6. Jay Presepio 31 (16, 15)
  7. Mason Coote 26 (12, 14)
  8. Brayden Elliott 23 (13, 10)
  9. Mitch Levy 22(9, 13)
  10. Luke Mitchell 20 (8, 12)

Supersport – Overall standings:

  1. Callum Spriggs 114
  2. Aaron Morris 107
  3. Aiden Wagner 102
  4. Daniel Falzon 90
  5. Patrick Medcalf 80
  6. Mason Coote 54
  7. Aiden Coote 54
  8. Matt Davies 49
  9. Justin Di Giandomenico 46
  10. Braydon Elliott 42
Swann Australasian Superbike Championship 2014 - Round Two - Mallala - Superbike Race One
Swann Australasian Superbike Championship 2014 – Round Two – Mallala – Superbike Race One
Jamie Stauffer leads at Mallala
Jamie Stauffer leads at Mallala – Now 2nd in the Superbike Championship standings after Round 2, Stauffer is looking to Queensland Raceway to regain his winning edge. “Round 2 did not quite go to plan for me, but 2nd is still a strong position for now. I felt good on the CBR1000RR SP and raced consistently, but I had a couple of minor moments and Wayne was right there to take full advantage. Well done to Wayne on a great weekend he raced really well. It was really good to see Honda finish the event 1st and 2nd and I am looking forward to Queensland Raceway for Round 3.”
Swann Australasian Superbike Championship 2014 - Round Two - Mallala - Superbike Race Two
Swann Australasian Superbike Championship 2014 – Round Two – Mallala – Superbike Race Two
Wayne Maxwell leads Cru Halliday at Mallala
Wayne Maxwell leads Cru Halliday at Mallala – Maxwell’s dominance on the top step of the podium gives him the lead in the championship over team mate #27 Jamie Stauffer by 6 points. Sporting an injured knee and wrist, Maxwell entered Round 2 at Mallala with a cautious drive to win. “I am thrilled to take the championship lead and had a fantastic weekend on the Motul Honda. Team Honda Racing, and in particular my crew chief Warren has been just fantastic. The team worked really well together and it was great to get a Honda 1-2.”
Swann Australasian Superbike Championship 2014 - Round Two - Mallala - Superbike Race Three
Swann Australasian Superbike Championship 2014 – Round Two – Mallala – Superbike Race Three
Robbie Bugden leads Jamie Stauffer, Cru Halliday and Wayne Maxwell at Mallala
Robbie Bugden – “We all worked hard between the rounds and the test session we did here proved invaluable. During the test we were able to get some good gains from the bike, get settled with the tyres and for myself to get more bike time on the R1.
“It’s nice to get a reward for the effort we put in between the rounds and now the challenge is to maintain this level at each and every event for the remainder of the championship,” he ends.
Swann Australasian Superbike Championship 2014 - Round Two - Mallala - Superbike Points
Swann Australasian Superbike Championship 2014 – Round Two – Mallala – Superbike Points
Swann Australasian Superbike Championship Round Two Mallala Superbike Podium
Swann Australasian Superbike Championship Round Two Mallala Superbike Podium
“The weekend was far more positive for me and everyone on the team,” Halliday stated. “We were far more competitive right from the outset and it felt good to be back up the front and battling for race wins. The bike performed much better and we now have a solid base to work from for the rest of the year, so we hope to keep the momentum rolling at the upcoming rounds,” explains Halliday.
“The weekend was far more positive for me and everyone on the team,” Halliday stated. “We were far more competitive right from the outset and it felt good to be back up the front and battling for race wins. The bike performed much better and we now have a solid base to work from for the rest of the year, so we hope to keep the momentum rolling at the upcoming rounds,” explains Halliday.
Despite having a rough day, Rick Olson still found himself in the top 10 at the completion of racing. Olson took 8-13-11 results in the three races to finish the day in ninth place, the same position he holds in the championship.
Despite having a rough day, Rick Olson still found himself in the top 10 at the completion of racing. Olson took 8-13-11 results in the three races to finish the day in ninth place, the same position he holds in the championship.
Swann Australasian Superbike Championship 2014 - Round Two - Mallala - Supersport Race One
Swann Australasian Superbike Championship 2014 – Round Two – Mallala – Supersport Race One
Callum Spriggs leads Aiden Wagner at Mallala
Callum Spriggs leads Aiden Wagner at Mallala
Swann Australasian Superbike Championship 2014 - Round Two - Mallala - Supersport Race Two
Swann Australasian Superbike Championship 2014 – Round Two – Mallala – Supersport Race Two

 

Aaron Morris leads Daniel Falzon at Mallala. Their rivalry is quite intense...
Aaron Morris leads Daniel Falzon at Mallala. Their rivalry is quite intense…
Swann Australasian Superbike Championship 2014 - Round Two - Mallala - Supersport Points
Swann Australasian Superbike Championship 2014 – Round Two – Mallala – Supersport Points
Callum Spriggs has now won both the opening Supersport rounds, Wakefield and Mallala. He leads Aaron Morris by seven points.
Callum Spriggs has now won both the opening Supersport rounds, Wakefield and Mallala. He leads Aaron Morris by seven points.
Swann Australasian Superbike Championship 2014 - Round Two - Mallala - Formula Oz Race One
Swann Australasian Superbike Championship 2014 – Round Two – Mallala – Formula Oz Race One
Swann Australasian Superbike Championship 2014 - Round Two - Mallala - Formula Oz Race Two
Swann Australasian Superbike Championship 2014 – Round Two – Mallala – Formula Oz Race Two
Swann Australasian Superbike Championship 2014 - Round Two - Mallala - Formula Oz Race Three
Swann Australasian Superbike Championship 2014 – Round Two – Mallala – Formula Oz Race Three
Swann Australasian Superbike Championship 2014 - Round Two - Mallala - Formula Oz Points
Swann Australasian Superbike Championship 2014 – Round Two – Mallala – Formula Oz Points
Swann Australasian Superbike Championship 2014 - Round Two - Mallala - Pro Twins / Nakedbike Race One
Swann Australasian Superbike Championship 2014 – Round Two – Mallala – Pro Twins / Nakedbike Race One
Swann Australasian Superbike Championship 2014 - Round Two - Mallala - Pro Twins / Nakedbike Race Two
Swann Australasian Superbike Championship 2014 – Round Two – Mallala – Pro Twins / Nakedbike Race Two
Swann Australasian Superbike Championship 2014 - Round Two - Mallala - Pro Twins / Nakedbike Race Three
Swann Australasian Superbike Championship 2014 – Round Two – Mallala – Pro Twins / Nakedbike Race Three
Swann Australasian Superbike Championship 2014 - Round Two - Mallala - Pro Twins Points
Swann Australasian Superbike Championship 2014 – Round Two – Mallala – Pro Twins Points
Swann Australasian Superbike Championship 2014 - Round Two - Mallala - Nakedbike Points
Swann Australasian Superbike Championship 2014 – Round Two – Mallala – Nakedbike Points
Swann Australasian Superbike Championship 2014 - Round Two - Mallala - Ninja Race One
Swann Australasian Superbike Championship 2014 – Round Two – Mallala – Ninja Race One
Swann Australasian Superbike Championship 2014 - Round Two - Mallala - Ninja Race Two
Swann Australasian Superbike Championship 2014 – Round Two – Mallala – Ninja Race Two
Swann Australasian Superbike Championship 2014 - Round Two - Mallala - Ninja Race Three
Swann Australasian Superbike Championship 2014 – Round Two – Mallala – Ninja Race Three
Swann Australasian Superbike Championship 2014 - Round Two - Mallala - Ninja Points
Swann Australasian Superbike Championship 2014 – Round Two – Mallala – Ninja Points
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FX Challenge Cup Race Results
FX Challenge Cup Points
FX Challenge Cup Points

 

 

 

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Trev

Motojourno - Founder of MCNews.com.au - Australia's leading resource for motorcycle news, reviews and race coverage for over 20 years.

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