Phillip Island Superbike tickets go on sale

ON THE loop back from a two-year Superbike World Championship hiatus, organisers have announced that tickets for the 2022 MOTUL FIM Superbike World Championship season finale, hosted by Phillip Island Grand Prix Circuit from November 18 to 20 are now on sale.

Whether you plan to be along the Gardner Straight fence line, perched up at Lukey Heights or roaming around the circuit soaking up the atmosphere, then General Admission is for you!

Maybe access to the ‘Holeshot’, an exclusive new outdoor bar overlooking Turn 1, with panoramic views from Turn 3 to 6, appeals.

Or perhaps you’re after a VIP pack, one with the lot!

Whatever your preference you better get on it and secure your tickets now at https://www.worldsbk.com.au/get-tickets/

Victoria’s Phillip Island Grand Prix Circuit is back on the world superbike calendar for 2022, with Australia to host the season finale of the Superbike World Championship.

The Island’s thrilling 4.445km circuit, considered by many in the paddock as their favourite track in the world, has for 14 years launched the world’s leading production bike championship.

However, this November Phillip Island will bring down the final curtain on the season, if the title fight goes down to the wire as it did in 2021, you could be set for a scintillating season-decider.

And who knows? Maybe it won’t rain with the event set for mid-to-late November.

Fresh off the back of the Indonesian round just the week prior, World Superbike and World Supersport teams, including Australia’s Oli Bayliss and Ben Currie who will compete in the World Supersport Championship, will head down under, and will be joined by the leading national classes of Australian Superbike, Australian Supersport and Australian Supersport 300 for the Island’s 2022 World Superbike event.

It is expected that the Phillip Island round of the World Superbike Championship will then return to its traditional timeslot as the season opener in 2023.

Tickets for the 2022 event have no gone on sale.

You can also register your interest in becoming a volunteer official at www.worldsbk.com.au.

General Manager, Phillip Island Grand Prix Circuit, David Bennett, is looking forward to the return of the bikes.

“Everyone from the world superbike community is keen to get back to Phillip Island, and we are raring to go, so its great news that we’re back on the championship calendar in 2022,” said David.

“We thank DORNA and the Victorian Government for their assistance in securing the final round of 2022 for Australia, and we look forward to potentially crowning a new champion at Phillip Island.”