Australian Superbike: Pandemic Restrictions Cause Cancellation

Australian Superbike: Pandemic Restrictions Cause Cancellation

© 2021, Roadracing World Publishing, Inc. From a press release issued By ASBK:

2021 ASBK Calendar Update

The ASBK Management Team is disappointed to announce that Rounds 7 & 8 of the mi-bike Motorcycle Insurance Australian Superbike Championship, presented by Motul at The Bend Motorsport Park has been canceled. The doubleheader ASBK event which was scheduled for 11-14 November will not be held due to the ongoing State border closures and continued uncertainly on the timelines for the reopening of borders.

This remains a frustrating time for all within the ASBK Paddock including riders, teams, officials, and also the fans, all of which are very keen to get back to the track and ASBK action as soon as possible.

The ASBK Management Team is continuing to work with The Bend Motorsport Park to consider if any alternative plans or dates may be possible in 2021. No confirmation or announcement is possible at this time as further investigations with SA Health continue.

The ASBK Management Team is now focused on the next round of the ASBK Championship to be held at Phillip Island Grand Prix Circuit on 3 – 5 December – subject to COVD-19 restrictions.

As throughout the last 18 months, the ASBK Management Team remain committed to making the best possible decisions available for the ASBK Championship at the time.

We are further committed to providing further updates to the ASBK Paddock, officials and fans as they become available.

Keep up to date with the latest news on the mi-bike Motorcycle Insurance Australian Superbike Championship, presented by Motul via www.asbk.com.au and following ASBK on Facebook and Instagram. You can also join our ASBK mailing list at www.asbk.com.au

 

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