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AMA Warehouse and Pirelli to sponsor ASBK Superbike class
The final three rounds of the 2024 mi-bike Motorcycle Insurance Australian Superbike Championship presented by Motul will welcome two new naming rights sponsors for the premier Superbike class – AMA Warehouse and Pirelli.
AMA Warehouse will be the naming rights sponsor for the Superbike class at the upcoming Phillip Island ASBK round on September 7-8 before the baton is passed to Pirelli for the much-anticipated return to One Raceway on October 4-6 and the ASBK Grand Finale at The Bend on November 8-10.
Meanwhile, Alpinestars’ long association with the ASBK Championship will remain as it continues as the Official Uniform Supplier of the ASBK Series Officials and ASBK TV hosts.
AMA Warehouse recently opened its first store in Victoria. The outlet is located at 5 Raylee Place, Lynbrook, not far from Phillip Island and is an easy pop-in on your way to ASBK round five.
AMA Warehouse also has two other stores in Queensland and, with Father’s Day just around the corner, now’s the time to go shopping in-store or make use of the 24/7 on-line portal where freight is free for any purchases over $100.
For more information on AMA Warehouse, click here.
The Pirelli moniker doesn’t require any introduction to motorcyclists, with the iconic tyre manufacturer a long-term partner of WorldSBK and a new-for-2024 deal as the exclusive supplier for the Moto3 and Moto2 grand prix classes.
Locally, the current top three in the Superbike class, Josh Waters, Mike Jones and Cru Halliday, are all using Pirelli rubber.
For more information on Pirelli motorcycle tyres for both on- and off-road applications, click here.
Brenden Stoeckert, General Manager, Link International:
“Our association with the ASBK Championship is already a strong one thanks to Motul, so the opportunity to extend the collaboration with Pirelli was a natural progression.
“We look forward to a thrilling finish to the 2024 ASBK Championship at three circuits which we know from history always produce thrilling racing.”
Peter Doyle, CEO, Motorcycling Australia:
“On behalf of the ASBK Management Team, I’d like to thank Link International for its increased support of the 2024 ASBK Championship.
“And with plenty of fireworks expected in the Superbike class as we head into the business end of the season, it’s certainly a great time for AMA Warehouse and Pirelli to come on board.”
For more information and to purchase tickets for the Victorian Government-backed Phillip Island round, which will also feature the Supersport, Supersport 300 and Superbike Masters classes as well as the always entertaining Aussie Racing Cars, click here.
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