Australian Superbike Masters Race Series

Practice day for Masters of Morgan Park as a great lead in for Round 3 of Superbike Masters at the Big Chill with QEMSC Community Group .

*****NEWS FLASH*****

After significant interest there will be 2 x additional classes included for the next round of Superbike Masters at Morgan Park.

P7 600 and P7 750 will be included as a trial for Round 3 for consideration as a permanent inclusion from next year.

Entries open for all classes on Ridernet from the 29th of May, 2026.

QEMSC Community Group
White's Racing Products
Ricondi Race and Road

After consultation with series riders, the overwhelming feedback from the Facebook poll, emails, and phones calls was to hold Round 3 of the Australian Superbike Masters Race Series at the QEMSC Community Group "Big Chill" round on the 11th and 12th of July at Morgan Park.

So we've locked in that round and entries will open soon on Ridernet. Keep an eye out on this page or the QEMSC FB page for further info.

We are hoping to see a big roll out of teams for this event in support of the club's and sponsors that have supported our class.

We'll also convene a meeting at this round to begin planning for next year so we can give as many teams as possible the opportunity to participate.

And the winner of P6 Unlimited class for round 2 is Jim Agombar!

Not only did he take home the chocolates for the round he was also the recipient of the Ricondi / Road and Race gloves for the round.

With heaps of track time on a well run two day race meeting by Hartwell Motorcycle Club it's no wonder Jim was smiling all the way home.

He's also now very keen for Superbike Masters round 3 at Morgan Park at the 'Big Chill" on the 11th and 12th of July with QEMSC. **Edit from original post - Big Chill is 11th and 12th July **

We're expecting quite a large field for the Qld round so keep an eye out on our socials for the entries opening.

QEMSC Community Group

It's was a much depleted field for Round 2 of the Superbike Masters last weekend with Hartwell Motorcycle Club .

But that meant a greater chance of winning the prizes and those that did make the effort were rewarded with great track conditions and a well run round.

And to that end, Steve Harley won the White's Racing Products / Bridgestone tyres for the round.

While we couldn't get Steve to smile for the photo (he thought he was being punked) he was very happy to come away with the set of Bridgestone tyres.

Race Schedule

Race-Schedule-PI-Round-2-2026.pdf

So Donald has called the war off for 2 weeks, just in time for round 2 at Phillip Island.

We've had a few more entires come in over the last few days and we understand that money may be tight and fuel is scarce in a few areas.

But if you're still on the fence, jump down and join us at the Island before Mr Trump kicks off hostilities again.

Racing with Hartwell Motorcycle Club also means you can cross enter into other classes at no extra cost. Now that's a great deal and ensures plenty of track time!

Late entry fees kick in after this Friday, so don't muck about.

We couldn't have said it better!

It was the riders who voted to go ahead with Superbike Masters in this format.

If it's to continue, Superbike Masters, and supporting clubs like Hartwell Motorcycle Club, need you recipricate for the work that's gone into getting this organised.

If the fuel crisis doomsday set are right, this may well be your last chance to race for a while. So get on it while you still can!

Come burn some fossil fuel with us before it's too late.....

| Motorcycling Australia MA would like to acknowledge the Traditional Custodians of the land on which we work and ride, and recognise their continuing connection to land, water and community. We pay respect to Elders past, present and emerging.

Get your entries in!

The entey list for next Masters round at SMSP is looking decidedly light. Not exactly unexpected given the short notice and other factors influencing enthusiasm for the series.

However, the next round at Morgan Park appears to have significant interest in support of the "northeners" who've travelled south for all the ASBK rounds over the past few years.

In support of that we'd like to gauge interest in running a truck from Melbourne to Morgan Park and return, stopping along the way for pick ups in Albury / Syndey for around 10 x bikes and gear.

So if you're interested in getting your bike and gear transported to Morgan Park and back so you can fly or take a tropical holiday after the race plesse register your interest via PM to the page.

Rough cost looks to be around the $1000 - $1200.