Image: Russell Colvin.

Just like Wayne Maxwell in the Superbike class, it was a tearaway win by Kyle Buckley (BC Performance A1 Kawasaki) in the Ninja FX 300 class winning all three races at Mallala.

Buckley was like a thoroughbred colt as he stormed to three race wins. In race he bolted off into the distance winning by 4.170s beating ex-500GP racer and BSB racer Paul Young on the Kawasaki Motors Finance machine. Then in race two he won by a massive 6.020s beating Bailee Perriton (Fujitsu/ESPC Services).

“Today I could not have hoped much more,” he said. “Three from three. I have been working up to it, and finally we have had our day, so I’m happy!”

Second on a countback went to Brandon Demmery (Noiseguard Racing/Zeneth Removals/Pirelli/ RST/LS2 Helmets) stringing together a 4-4-2 result while Young finished third who was playing hard with the young guns.

Forth on 46 points went to Sophie Lovett (Kawasaki/Ricondi/Shark/Held), who was one point ahead of South Australian Di Jones (BC Performance A1 Kawasaki). Grant Jordan took out the Ninja FX 250 class with three wins on the trot as well.

Chris Trounson (Gas Honda/Unichip Australia) had an almost near perfect day in the Formula Oz class scoring a 1-2-1 to beat Adam Christie (Ace Racing/Moto-Adelaide/Under Ground Design) while Dynotech Pirelli BMW’s Ben Nicolson finished on the podium in third snaring a 2-9-5.

Nicolson, who now holds the lap record which was set in race one with a 1m08.023 hit the deck running in race two but was able to bring the bike home to score those 12 important points.

Fourth went to New Zealander Ryan Hampton (Treble Cone Ski Fields NZ/ESPC Services/Fujitsu Heatpumps) with Mathew Harding in fifth who finished with a third in race one, won race two beating Trounson. But in the final race Harding came off which also involved Phil Lovett, Liam Wilkinson.

In the Pro-Twins class, James Arnold took out the F1 from Simon Galloway with Mario Gonzalez in third. Darren Jones tasted victory in the F2.

The Nakedbike F1 class was taken out by KTM rider Angus Reekie winning all three racers and Royce Rowe took out the F3 class.

2014 Swann Insurance Australasian Superbike Championship
Round two – Mallala, SA

Formula Oz overall results:
1. Chris TROUNSON 72
2. Adam CHRISTIE 58
3. Ben NICOLSON 50
4. Ryan HAMPTON 49
5. Mathew HARDING 45
6. Brayden CARR 41
7. Ryan TAYLOR 40
8. Duncan LYNCH 34
9. Paul BYRNE 33
10. David TROTTER 30

Formula Oz championship standings:
1. Chris TROUNSON 138
2. Ben NICOLSON 98
3. Phil LOVETT 95
4. Mathew HARDING 92
5. Brayden CARR 89
6. Ryan TAYLOR 70
7. Glenn SCOTT 70
8. David TROTTER 60
9. Sophie LOVETT 59
10. Adam CHRISTIE 58

FX 300 Ninja Cup overall results:
1. Kyle BUCKLEY 75
2. Brandon DEMMERY 58
3. Paul YOUNG 58
4. Sophie LOVETT 46
5. Di JONES 45
6. Bailee PERRITON 42
7. Greg EPIS 40
8. Andy LAWSON 38
9. Ryan MASRI 34
10. Ben WHITE 32

FX 300 Ninja Cup championship standings:
1. Kyle BUCKLEY 141
2. Brandon DEMMERY 133
3. Bailee PERRITON 102
4. Sophie LOVETT 96
5. Andy LAWSON 88
6. Di JONES 75
7. Phil BURKE 73
8. Paul YOUNG 58
9. Ryan MASRI 58
10. Jack HAMILTON 53

FX 250 Ninja Cup overall results:
1. Grant JORDAN 75
2. Joshua McHENRY 64
3. Stuart GREEN 60
4. Craig WHITE 51
5. Stuart SMITH 51
6. Benjamin GREEN 47
7. Matthew LOWERY 42

FX 250 Ninja Cup championship standings:
1. Grant JORDAN 147
2. Stuart GREEN 129
3. Joshua McHENRY 114
4. Craig WHITE 107
5. Matthew LOWERY 88
6. Benjamin GREEN 87
7. Stuart SMITH 51

Nakedbike F1 overall results:
1. Angus REEKIE 75
2. Adrian PIERPOINT 66
3. Darren WILBOW 60

Nakedbike F1 championship standings:
1. Angus REEKIE 150
2. Adrian PIERPOINT 128
3. Darren WILBOW 118
4. Phil LOVETT 42

Pro-Twins F1 overall results:
1. James ARNOLD 72
2. Simon GALLOWAY 69
3. Mario GONZALEZ 58
4. Kris KEEN 52
5. Michael McMILLAN 20

Pro-Twins F1 championship standings:
1. James ARNOLD 132
2. Simon GALLOWAY 131
3. Mario GONZALEZ 116
4. Kris KEEN 97
5. Craig McMARTIN 75
6. Chris McKAY 48
7. Stephen HOPPER 42
8. Michael MAHER 39
9. Michael McMILLAN 20

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