ASBK - Kawi top 4..

So far so good..
(and who said the track isn't quicker... )

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Bloody awesome!

I like how Angus reekie is in the c/d class.

I like how Angus reekie is in the c/d class.

Surely that's got to be a mistake.

Bloody Lovett, I wish I was fast as he is now when I was half his age! and look at the weight penalty he's carrying

Some Pics from today

Nice set up


No need for the wet bike this weekend

Sophies baby ninja

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.....Bloody Lovett, I wish I was fast as he is now when I was half his age! and look at the weight penalty he's carrying ......

the Grand Old Man of ASBK..... born 1960. Bloody hell.....

Time from him today 1 min 31 secs. 56 yrs old, 100 kg.

Time from him today 1 min 31 secs. 56 yrs old, 100 kg.

Not sue which rider it was but there was a Kawasaki at the front of a race yesterday just romping away with it; 10 second lead I timed!

Matt Walters.
He's flying!
Superbike times on a near stock zx10r

Seemed like he was riding a completely different race!
Surely a contender for a Superbike ride next year if he keeps that up!

Fffffark!!
Aiden Wagner just did a 1.32.776 in the supersport race.
Fark!

http://kawasaki.com.au/racing/racing-ne ... -rd-4-rd-5

Monday, 05 August 2013 12:21
Written by Kawasaki

An action packed weekend of racing for Kawasaki riders at Sydney Motorsport Park for Rounds 4 & 5 of the QBE Australian Superbike Series.

Matt Walters made it 2 round wins from 2 in the Prostock Championship on board his Kawasaki Ninja ZX-10R. Round 4 on Saturday saw Walters take the win from Dustin Goldsmith and Sean Condon. Round 5 on Sunday provided an all Kawasaki podium with Walters on the top step along side Sean Condon and Ben Burke.


The Sydney Motorsport Park Prostock round was dominated by the speed of Matt Walters with 6 wins from 6 races, a qualifying record and a race record (1.31.171). The double header round of the Prostock Championship has Matt Walter’s at the top of the leader board (P1) followed by Kawasaki riders Dustin Goldsmith (P3), Ben Burke (P4), Mathew Harding (P5), Sean Condon (P6), Phil Lovett (P8) and Sophie Lovett all on board Kawasaki Ninja ZX-10R's.


Luke Burgess competed in the Supersport rounds on his Ninja ZX-6R alongside Michael Lockhart and Aaron Gobert. Lockhart and Gobert sit in P10 and P8 respectively in the Championship standings.

The racing in the 250cc Production Class was tight and competitive with none of the top qualifiers willing to give an inch in any race. The battle for top sport continued all weekend to provide some spectacular racing.


In the end, Kawasaki’s Luke Burgess took the Round wins in both Rd 4 & Rd 5 on board his Ninja 250R. On Saturday Burgess won ahead of Tom Bramich and Brendon Demmery. On Sunday Burgess took the win from Demmery and Kawasaki Ninja 250R rider Jack Baker joined them on the podium in 3rd place for Rd 5.

250 Podium Rd 5



Sophie Lovett, who is new to the 250cc Production racing, was able to come to grips with the bike setup and the very close racing over the weekend, saying “I like having confidence in other riders around me when I’m dicing so closely, and there are some very skilled young guys in the class that I was able to have a lot of fun racing with”.



Kawasaki supported rider Sophie Lovett secured her leading position in the Women’s 250 Production Championship at the QBE Australian Superbike Championship. The double header weekend at Sydney Motorsport Park was exciting, with Sophie winning the Women’s 250 Production class, placing third in the B-grade ProStock and raising $705.45 for the Make-A-Wish Foundation.

250cc Rd 4 and 5 Women's Podium

(250 Production Class Women's Podium)



Prostock Championship Standings:

1. Matt WALTERS 274

2. Ben NICOLSON 170

3. Dustin GOLDSMITH 167

4. Ben BURKE 153

5. Mathew HARDING 145

6. Sean CONDON 135

7. Angus REEKIE 128

8. Phil LOVETT 123



250 Production Championship standings:

1. Brandon DEMMERY 196

2. Luke BURGESS 194

3. Tom BRAMICH 162

4. Daniel MUTTON 144

5. Jack BAKER 137

6. Sophie LOVETT 136



250 Production Women’s Championship standings:

1. Sophie LOVETT 220

2. Miriam WHITE 169

3. Jessica DERRIN 122

4. Genevieve STUMPF 86

5. Di JONES 73