The last round at Queensland Raceway at the end of April saw a break in the stranglehold that Mildura’s Josh Waters has held on the championship since the beginning of the season, as Honda’s Troy Herfoss delivered a scintillating performance to clean sweep the entire weekend with pole position and race wins in the two races to claim his first round win since Wakefield Park in 2021.
Troy Herfoss and Mike Jones celebrate a successful third round of ASBK back in April. Credit: WUSSEL 783
Herfoss now sits second overall in the championship title fight on 142 points, just 18 shy of Waters and his McMartin Racing prepared Ducati V4R on 160. Heading into the round sitting equal third on 115 points are three-time ASBK champion Glenn Allerton and Yamaha’s Cru Halliday, who are hoping to bring down the massive gap that both Waters and Herfoss have opened up heading into the final rounds of the season.
Round four of the championship will see three 16 lap races contested across the weekend and you can catch extended highlights from this weekend’s racing on July 2 at 1pm AEST on SBS and catch up anytime on SBS On Demand.