ASBK Australian Superbike CHAMPIONSHIP
*Schedule subject to change
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2027 AUSTRALIAN SUPERBIKE CHAMPIONSHIP: Round 2
The Bend will host round two of the 2027 Shannons Australian Superbike Championship (ASBK) presented by Pirelli - Round 2 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.
ABOUT THE EVENT
Phillip Island started the new Australian Superbike Summer Championship, but wild weather left its final race unfinished.
Now all eyes turn to South Australia.
For the first time this summer, all six ASBK categories come together at The Bend. Five championships launch their seasons, while Australia's premier Superbike class continues an intense title battle with just three points separating the leading contenders.
From junior racing's rising stars to Supersport NextGen, Superbike Masters and the country's fastest Superbikes, it's the first complete weekend of a new summer racing era.
And with MotoGP coming to Adelaide in 2027 and WorldSBK to The Bend in 2028, this is your opportunity to discover Australia's motorcycle racing future before it goes global.
ASBK Categories
The following categories will compete in the 2026 edition of ASBK:
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SW-Motech Australian Superbike Championship
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Kawasaki Superport & Next Gen Championships
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Race and Road Australian Supersport 300 Championship
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bLU cRU Oceania Junior Cup
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Superbike Masters
*Please note that categories are subject to change
WELCOME CENTRE BIKE DISPLAY
EVENT SCHEDULE
Start Time | End Time | Category | Session | Duration / Notes |
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8:30 | 8:35 | bLU cRU Oceania Junior Cup | Warm Up | 5 mins |
8:45 | 8:50 | Kawasaki Supersport / Next Gen | Warm Up | 5 mins |
9:00 | 9:05 | Race & Road Supersport 300 | Warm Up | 5 mins |
9:15 | 9:25 | SW-Motech Superbike | Warm Up | 10 mins |
9:35 | 9:55 | bLU cRU Oceania Junior Cup | Race 5 | 5 Laps |
10:05 | 10:35 | Kawasaki Supersport / Next Gen | Race 6 | 9 Laps |
10:45 | 11:05 | Race & Road Supersport 300 | Race 8 | 7 Laps |
11:15 | 11:50 | SW-Motech Superbike | Race 6 | 11 Laps (TV) |
12:00 | 12:25 | Radical Cup Australia | Race 3 | 20 mins + 1 Lap |
12:25 | 13:00 | ASBK Pillion Rides + Pitlane Walk | On Track & Pit Lane | 35 mins |
13:05 | 13:25 | bLU cRU Oceania Junior Cup | Race 6 | 5 Laps |
13:35 | 14:05 | Kawasaki Supersport | Race 7 | 9 Laps |
14:15 | 14:35 | Race & Road Supersport 300 | Race 9 | 7 Laps |
14:45 | 15:20 | SW-Motech Superbike | Race 7 | 11 Laps |
15:30 | 16:00 | Yamaha R3 BLU CRU APAC | Race 2 | 9 Laps |
16:10 | 16:35 | Radical Cup Australia | Race 4 | 20 mins + 1 Lap |
ASBK GALLERY
2026 HIGHLIGHTS
SOUTH AUSTRALIA
Travelling from interstate to the Bend? In search of a little more? We have you covered!
Extend your holiday and explore all of the amazing things South Australia has on offer, or take it a step further with South Australia's own TRIP PLANNER.
Did you know, that Australia has one of the longest rivers in the world? At over 2500km long The Mighty Murray River flows from the border of NSW and VIC all the way through South Australian and into the Great Australian Bight.
