ASBK Round 3 kicks off at The Bend Motorsport Park

The Bend Motorsport Park will play host to the ASBK and FIM Asia Road Racing Championship (April 19-22) for what promises to be one of the biggest weekend’s on the Australian motorsport calendar. The anticipation is as high as ever and here is what to look out for.

The Yamaha Motor Finance Australian Superbike Championship presented by Motul Pirelli (ASBK) is also pleased to announce the release of the digital program for Round 3 that can be viewed at ASBK.com.au.

The Bend Motorsport Park

The brand-new track has been developed surrounding a significant amount of hype. There’s no doubt that this is a world class facility that will deliver an exhilarating experience for rider’s and spectators. The Bend has a number of different configurations, but it is the 4.95km International Circuit that ASBK will race on.

Josh Waters

This event will be special as ASBK and ARRC will both be racing at the same track over the weekend. In addition, five Australian wildcards will be competing across three ARRC classes. Its sure to be a thrilling four days of on-track action!

Championship Battle

The YMI Superbike Championship battle is all set up for a brilliant contest and certain contenders stand out from the crowd. As it stands, Troy Herfoss (Penrite Honda, CBR1000SP) leads the points table.

After taking yet another overall round win at Wakefield, Herfoss will have no shortage of competition at The Bend Motorsport Park. 2017 Champion, Josh Waters (GSX-R1000R) is the closest challenger to Herfoss, despite not having a win under his belt this year. The Bend is the kind of circuit that suits Waters to a tee, so keep an eye out for him.

Wayne Maxwell

Third in the standings, Wayne Maxwell (Yamaha Racing Team, YZF-R1M) was fastest at the Official ASBK Test and will be a huge contender for wins. Maxwell despite a disastrous race one at Phillip Island has been in impressive form ever since.

Attendance Tickets

Fans are able to purchase tickets at ASBK.com.au for this weekend’s event. Whether it’s grandstand seating, onsite camping, park ‘n’ view or general admission, fans have a number of options to view the action! Don’t forget, entry is free on the Thursday.

Troy Bayliss

ASBK Goes Live

ASBK and ARRC action will be showcased over Live Stream for both Saturday and Sunday. Hardcore fans won’t want to miss a minute of the racing action. Both SBS and Fox Sports Australia 505 will be live from 11:30am local time on Sunday 22nd April. There will be plenty of races, interviews and special features to keep the interest of the fans.

SBS Australia LIVE from 1130 – 1330 Local Time on Sunday 22nd April.
FOX Sports Australia LIVE from 1130 – 1330 Local Time on Sunday 22nd April.
ASBK.com.au Saturday and Sunday all day live stream

ASBK Digital Program

ASBK is pleased to announce the arrival of the digitalised Official ASBK Round 3 Program. The program can be found on the website ASBK.com.au.

Public access to the digital ASBK Program will feature many interesting and informative sections including; rider entry lists, race schedules, previous round wrap ups, championship points standings, track information, biographies, getting started in racing information, partnership information, race pictures and so much more.

Fans that wish to catch all the action at The Bend Motorsport Park for the ASBK and ARRC double header can purchase tickets here.