Queensland Raceway to host Aussie superbike double header
And Calder Park off the calendarFollowing the abandonment of racing in round two of the Woodstock Bourbon Australian Superbike Championship at Symmons Plains following the crash that tragically claimed the life of Judd Greedy, the next meeting at Queensland Raceway will now be a double header.
As a result, the meeting will now be a four-day affair, stretching from May 28-31 (Thursday-Sunday) and officially designated rounds 3a and 3b.
For the revised schedule of events, click here.
It has also been declared that points accrued for a number of support classes at Symmons Plains -- Superstock 1000, Superstock 600, FZ6 and 125GP/250GP Mono - will stand.
No supersport of superbike races were completed at Symmons Plains.
Meanwhile, the final round on November 12-15 will not be held at Calder Park on the outskirts of Melbourne, with a new venue yet to be determined. It wil be held on the same date.
For more information on the ASC, click here.
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