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Mark Fattore3 Dec 2008
NEWS

Revised 2009 Aussie motocross and superbike calendars

Fewer rounds for both

December 3, 2008

Motorcycling Australia has released updated calendars for the 2009 Australian Motocross and Superbike Championships. They are now as follows:

Australian Motocross Championship
Rd 1: April 5, Wodonga, Vic
Rd 2: April 18-19, Canberra, ACT
Rd 3: May 17, Toowoomba, Qld
Rd 4: May 24, Mackay, Qld
Rd 5: June 14, Murray Bridge, SA
Rd 6: June 21, Wanneroo, WA
Rd 7: July 26, Lakes, NSW
Rd 8: August 1-2, Coolum, Qld

Australian Superbike Championship
Rd 1: February 27-March 1, Phillip Island, Vic (during WSBK round)
Rd 2: April 4-5, Symmons Plains, Tas
Rd 3: June 5-7, Queensland Raceway, Qld
Rd 4: August 7-9, Eastern Creek, NSW
Rd 5: August 29-30, Mallala, SA
Rd 6: October 15-18, Phillip Island, Vic (during MotoGP round)
Rd 7: November 13-15, Calder Park, Vic

Both championships have been trimmed from their original 10 rounds. In the Superbike title, a stand alone round at Phillip Island has been scrapped, and Winton has also been removed from the calendar.

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For more information on the Australian Motocross Championship, click here.

For the full 2009 Australian events calendar, click here.

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