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Superbikers to the fore at Levels

Superbikers from the past and present will be descending on Timaru in February for the 2025 New Zealand Superbike Championship. The February 14-15 event at Levels is the second round of the championship and the country’s leading riders will also be competing for prestigious New Zealand Grand Prix titles across six classes of racing, including...
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Sustainability drives NZSBK’s new three-year strategy

Achieving commercial sustainability, growing New Zealand Superbike Championship fields and providing support for young riders are the main goals of a new three-year strategy, being developed for the New Zealand Superbike Series. “Failing to plan is planning to fail,” newly appointed NZSBK series promoter Mike Marsden says. “If we’re honest, the sport has been in...
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Motorcycling New Zealand appoints Promoter for NZSBK Series

Motorcycling New Zealand announces Capture Events as the official promoter for the NZSBK Series, through to the end of 2027.  The company, that is headed by Mike Marsden, brings a level of professionalism that will enhance every aspect of the Championship, ensuring its continued growth, exposure, and success. We are excited to welcome Mike Marsden...
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BOLD NEW ERA FOR NZSBK

The launch of the Star Insure TransTasman Challenge highlights the beginning of a bold new era for the New Zealand Superbike Championship. Up to six Australian Superbike riders will be making the trip across the Tasman to compete in the final two rounds of 2025 NZSBK. The opening two rounds will serve as qualifiers for...
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REES WINS BATTLE BUT WEST WINS THE SUPERBIKE WAR

The 2023-24 New Zealand Superbike Championships   CAPTION: Australian Ant West (centre) was declared outright series winner in the premier Superbike class after the sixth and final round of the New Zealand Superbike Championships at Hampton Downs on Sunday. He is flanked by last year’s champion and now national No.2 Mitch Rees (left) and his...
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BACK TO PREVIOUS STRUCTURE FOR TWO MAJOR SERIES

CAPTION: The premier F1/Superbike class blasts through the first turn at Taupo, round one of the 2023-24 Suzuki International Series/NZSBK in December. Photo by Andy McGechan, BikesportNZ.com The New Zealand Superbike Championship and Suzuki International Series will not be run in conjunction in 2024-25. The two major stand-alone competitions did combine for the 2023-24 season...
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