The 2014 World Superbike Championship will kick off at Phillip Island from 21-23 February, 2013.

Tickets to the 2014 World Superbike Championship season-opener at Phillip Island from 21-23 February are now on sale, with special earlybird savings to be found across the board.

International focus will rest on the Australian event as it kicks off a new year with updated technical regulations and introduces the new EVO sub-class.

The changes should provide a welcome boost to grid numbers and further enhance the spectacle of Superbike racing at one of the world’s favourite circuits.

There is great value to be found in ticket prices, with the three-day General Admission option for $99 offering a saving of $51 off the gate price. Children under 15 are also admitted free.

“This is a sensational price,” said circuit managing director, Fergus Cameron. “We want fans to enjoy the entire World Superbike experience.

“We wait all year for the riders to head down under, so make a long weekend of it, get on your bike, book your trackside campsite and enjoy every moment of the action from Friday to Sunday.

“At $99 for three days for an adult, and free for kids, World Superbikes has never been so affordable.”

Fans can also select a range of other ticketing options including Bar SBK, which includes access to undercover viewing locations at Doohan Corner, Siberia and Lukey Heights for just $220.

Earlybird prices are also on offer for those wishing to camp, with four nights in a campsite costing just $80 – a $30 saving on the regular rate.

Book before September 30 to take advantage of earlybird specials. Fans who book a VIP Hospitality package prior to the same date cutoff will be put into a draw to be one of two winners to receive a full refund on tickets, along with a helicopter or course car ride.

Visit www.worldsbk.com.au to purchase tickets and view further information on the event.