Grab your Phillip Island WSBK & ASBK tickets!

One of the most iconic motorcycing events of the year, the opening round of the 2019 MOTUL FIM Superbike World Championship Yamaha Finance round kicks off tomorrow (Friday) and runs to Sunday (Feb 22-24) at the famed Phillip Island Grand Prix Circuit.

Troy Herfoss is wild carding at this year’s Phillip Island WSBK – Image by GeeBee

Tickets are available at the Ticketek website and you can still grab a three day pass for $155 plus Ticketek service & handling fees, while individual day tickets are also available, with the event supported by Round 1 of the Motul Pirelli Australian Superbike Championship (ASBK), making for a great weekend of racing.

The world’s top teams have now landed in Australia, defrosting from a northern hemisphere winter, and ready for a red-hot competition, following Alvaro Bautista showing everyone who’s boss in the official test.

Alvaro Bautista – Image by GeeBee

The 32nd year of competition in the world’s major production-based series launches tomorrow and promises to deliver more excitement and bang-for-the-buck entertainment than ever before.

There’s new bikes, increased manufacturer support and a third WorldSBK race slotted into the programme – a 10-lap sprint on Sunday, which will sit between the traditional 22-lap races.

ASBK in 2019 will be aired on TV and available to watch online and is run alongside WSBK at Phillip Island- Image by TBG

And there will be 10 other races across the weekend – World Supersport on Sunday, as well as nine battles across Australian Superbike, Supersport and Supersport 300 to kickstart the local season.

Online extended coverage of the ASBK will also be available for free to fans everywhere with no geo-blocking, no signup, and no paywalls, via the ASBK.com.au website.

2019 WorldSBK Final Calendar