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Keep up to speed with Desmo Sport Ducati Racing in the Australian Superbike Championship!
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Queensland Raceway is set to host the third round of the Australian Superbike Championship (ASBK) this weekend as Broc Pearson is once more joined by Troy Herfoss aboard the DesmoSport Ducati Panigale V4 R. Queensland Raceway, often referred to as the 'paperclip' with only six turns to complete a 3.1 kilometre lap, is a challenge for riders, demanding heavy acceleration, heavy braking and perfect execution lap after lap.
Ben Henry: "We had a two-day test here a few weeks ago, along with most of the field, and it threw a few challenges to us if I'm honest, but it also gave us some direction that we've been working on back at the workshop, especially around the rear shock. Troy was meant to arrive earlier in the week, but some cancelled flights means he's actually still in transit, so right now I'm not even sure what day he'll get to the track. There's a lot of positive momentum around the whole team right now though, both Broc and Troy are confident after their own results on track here and obviously Troy's strong results in the US, and it's fun being at the track with a great team. I think we all know we have the potential to get back on the podium this weekend."
Broc Pearson: "Every time I've ridden the bike this year we've found something new, corrected something and I've been able to keep progressing in the way I ride the bike and it's showing in my results. The test was the same really. I felt good on the bike, and I put in good lap times, but we found a problem and the guys have been able to spend time working on it back at Cube (Performance Centre), so I feel pretty good about what I can achieve this weekend."
On-Track Schedule (AEDT)
Friday
Free Practice 1: 10:15am (30 mins)
Free Practice 2: 1:25pm (30 mins)
Free Practice 3: 3:15pm (30 mins)
Saturday
Free Practice 4: 10:15am (30 mins)
Qualifying 1: 2:20pm (20 mins)
Qualifying 2: (top 12 only) 2:55pm (15 mins)
Sunday
Warm Up: 9:05am (10 mins)
Race 1: 11:00am (16 laps)
Race 2: 2:55pm (16 laps)
Follow the on-track action across the weekend via LIVE Timing at www.Computime.com.au
Watch all the action: Live Stream from Saturday (asbk.com.au) SBS Sport from 1:00pm (race 1 replayed)
Make sure you follow the team's social media to stay up to date:
IMAGE CREDIT: RbMotoLens
2024 Australian Superbike Championship
· Round 1: Phillip Island Grand Prix Circuit, VIC Feb 23-25
· Round 2: Sydney Motorsport Park, NSW Mar 22-23
· Round 3: Queensland Raceway, QLD Apr 26-28
· Round 4: Morgan Park Raceway, QLD Jul 12-14
· Round 5: Phillip Island GP Circuit, VIC Sept 7-8
· Round 6: One Raceway, NSW Oct 4-6
· Round 7: The Bend Motorsports Park, SA Nov 8-10