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Round 2 The Bend

Shell V-Power Motorsport Park at The Bend · South Australia, Australia · 12 Nov – 15 Nov 2026

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Circuit
Shell V-Power Motorsport Park at The Bend
Location
South Australia, Australia
Dates
12 Nov – 15 Nov 2026
Local timezone
Australia/Adelaide

The Bend will host round two of the 2027 Penrite Australian Superbike Championship presented by Pirelli (ASBK) on November 13-15, 2026.

The Tailem Bend-based circuit has produced superb racing over recent years, where the likes of Jack Miller, Senna Agius, Joel Kelso, Josh Hook, Marcel Schrötter and Kyle Ryde have all contested ASBK events.

The Bend, officially opened in 2018, is one of the premier circuits in the world. The 18-turn international layout used in the ASBK Championship provides massive variety – blind turns, sweeping corners, hard braking zones and areas for maximum acceleration – which makes it anything but a walk in the park. It’s the degree of difficulty which makes it such a formidable challenge for riders and a bonanza for spectators.

The infrastructure, corporate and spectator facilities at The Bend are world class, which means all the off-track ASBK activities – welcome centre displays, fan zone, the ASBK Trade Alley, ‘Mini Moto come and try’ sessions, autograph sessions and pitlane walks – are also extremely popular.

The huge welcome centre also hosts ASBK press conferences for the fans, and accommodation is also available on site at the 100-room Rydges Pit Lane Hotel and cabins and camping at The Bend Big4 Holiday Park – as well as options for all budgets across Tailem Bend and towns close to the Murray River.

Competing classes:
– SW-Motech Superbike
– Kawasaki Supersport Next Gen
– Race and Road Supersport 300
– BLU CRU R3 Cup
– BLU CRU Oceania Junior Cup
– Superbike Masters

Length: 4.95km
Corners: 18

Lap records:

  • Superbike: Cru Haliday, Ducati Panigale V4R, 1:50.035 (9/11/2025)
  • Supersport: Archie McDonald, Yamaha YZF-R6, 1:53.724 (9/11/2025)
  • Supersport 300: Jordan Simpson, Yamaha YZF-R3, 2:08.775 (10/11/2024)
  • Oceania Junior Cup: Valentino Knezovic, Yamaha YZF-R15, 2:29.820 (3/12/2023)
  • Superbike Masters: Beau Beaton, Ducati 851, 1:58.457 (9/11/2025)

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Round 1 Phillip Island

Phillip Island Grand Prix Circuit · Victoria, Australia

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Championship

Points

ASBK Superbike championship standings
Pos No. Rider / Team Machine Pts
1 29 Harrison Voight Ducati 218
2 1 Josh Waters Ducati 208
3 65 Cru Halliday Ducati 177
4 3 Cameron Dunker Yamaha 175
5 14 Glenn Allerton Ducati 171
6 46 Mike Jones Yamaha 165
7 20 Jonathan Nahlous Yamaha 153
8 33 Jack Favelle — Apex Racing Team Yamaha 142
9 112 Jacob Roulstone Honda 124
10 308 John Lytras Yamaha 97
11 13 Anthony West Ducati 84
12 45 Olly Simpson Ducati 77
13 18 Luca Durning — Apex Racing Team Ducati 75
14 10 Marcus Hamod Honda 74
15 4 Josh Newman Ducati 62
16 85 Ty Lynch Yamaha 49
17 8 Charles Holding Yamaha 39
18 54 Brendan Wilson Yamaha 30
19 99 Morgan McLaren-Wood Yamaha 23
20 31 John Quinn Yamaha 18
21 64 Michael Kemp Yamaha 18
22 6 Luke Jones Yamaha 15
23 86 Damien Adams Suzuki 14
24 95 Matthew Rindel Yamaha 14
25 51 Ross Hudson Yamaha 4
26 88 Reece Jamieson Yamaha 4
27 77 Adam Senior Yamaha 3
28 94 Mitchell Carr Honda 1
29 19 Richard Markham-Barrett BMW 1

Last verified: September 14, 2026 · 9:33 am AEST

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