Image: Russell Colvin.

Team Honda Racing’s Jamie Stauffer won both Superbike races today at Phillip Island’s 2015 Yamaha Motor Finance Australian Superbike Championship (ASBK) presented by Motul Pirelli.

Stauffer won the first 14-lap race by 0.477s over teammate Troy Herfoss after an entertaining dice, with this year’s ASBK champion Mike Jones (Australian Outdoor Living / Cube Racing Team Kawasaki) a further seven seconds in arrears.

The second race also belonged to Stauffer, 0.120s in front of Herfoss, while an impressive Jones was 4.757s behind to complete the podium for the second time today.

Overall it was Stauffer the victor from Herfoss and Jones, while a pair of fourths placed Daniel Falzon (JD Racing / Caterpillar EPSA / Yamaha) fourth overall. John Hunt (Kawasaki) completed the top five.

New Zealander Ryan Hampton (Next Gen Motorsports BMW) was fifth in the opening race, but crashed out of the second in the early stages, handing Australia’s Falzon the ‘FIM Oceania Road Race Championship’ in the process.

Image: Russell Colvin.

In Supersport it was Victorian Chas Hern (Suzuki) who took a memorable double victory on his GSX-R600, but the spotlight was cast on Hankook Suzuki’s Brayden Elliott after 2-3 finishes clinched him the 2015 crown.

Hern claimed the overall from Elliott for a Suzuki 1-2, while a runner-up result in race two put Aaiden Coote (Yamaha) onto the podium in third.

Other overall winners from the final round included Matt Barton in Moto3 – the championship going to Tom Bramich – and Drew Sells in Production, while fourth was enough for Justin Hall to bring home the title.

The Hartwell Rising Stars 1000cc division was dominated by Ryan Lawes, as Jason Spencer took out the 600cc club-based ranks for the round.

2015 Australian Superbike Championship
Round five – Phillip Island, VIC

Superbike overall results:
1. Jamie STAUFFER 50
2. Troy HERFOSS 41
3. Mike JONES 36
4. Daniel FALZON 34
5. John HUNT 31
6. Philip CZAJ 29
7. David BARKER 26
8. Quentin BLAZLEY 25
9. Nathan SPITERI 24
10. Ashley FLEMING 20

Superbike championship standings:
1. Mike JONES 225
2. Daniel FALZON 163
3. Ryan HAMPTON 144
4. Ben HENRY 111
5. Philip CZAJ 99
6. Ashley FLEMING 94
7. Troy HERFOSS 86
8. Adam SENIOR 78
9. Quentin BLAZLEY 57
10. Jamie STAUFFER 51

Supersport overall results
1. Chas HERN 50
2. Brayden ELLIOTT 39
3. Aaiden COOTE 36
4. Kane BURNS 35
5. Chris QUINN 33
6. Sam LAMBERT 30
7. Ryan TAYLOR 25
8. Ben BLYTH 25
9. Nicholas LIMINTON 25
10. Cam RUSSELL 22

Supersport championship standings:
1. Brayden ELLIOTT 200
2. Kane BURNS 176
3. Aaiden COOTE 150
4. Chris QUINN 130
5. Sam LAMBERT 111
6. Nicholas LIMINTON 109
7. Thyron VAN VUUREN 101
8. Ryan TAYLOR 90
9. Cam RUSSELL 70
10. Alex PHILLIS 62

Moto3/125GP overall results:
1. Matt BARTON 69
2. Tom BRAMICH 61
3. Lachlan KAVNEY 54
4. Brian HOUGHTON 54
5. Ted COLLINS 51
6. Locky TAYLOR 45
7. Lachlan KEOGH 28
8. Daniel WILSON 26
9. Luke VAN LIEROP 26

Moto3/125GP championship standings:
1. Tom BRAMICH 280
2. Brian HOUGHTON 274
3. Matt BARTON 256
4. Ted COLLINS 232
5. Ben LEONARD 173
6. Daniel WILSON 138
7. Locky TAYLOR 136
8. Lachlan KAVNEY 103
9. Callum BARKER 87
10. Olly SIMPSON 76

Production overall results:
1. Drew SELLS 70
2. Robbie MENZIES 63
3. Zackary JOHNSON 52
4. Justin HALL 52
5. Josh McHENRY 47
6. Riki LANYON 45
7. Iilish ROSS 43
8. Hayden SPINKS 42
9. Michelle MARAIS 36
10. Lachlan KEOGH 32

Production championship standings:
1. Justin HALL 242
2. Drew SELLS 225
3. Michelle MARAIS 196
4. Iilish ROSS 189
5. Josh McHENRY 183
6. Hayden SPINKS 115
7. Riki LANYON 100
8. Lara MARAIS 94
9. Robbie MENZIES 63
10. Tim BOUJOS 62

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