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08/11/2026

The St George Motorcycle Club Summer Night Series meeting at Sydney Motorsport Park on November 6 and 7, 2026, delivered plenty of thrilling two-wheel action under lights.

The opening night on Friday set a blistering pace on the circuit, with riders pushing hard through the twilight and into the evening. However, Saturday's second session on the 7th threw a curveball into the paddock when a passing rain delay temporarily halted proceedings, forcing teams and riders to scramble and adapt their setups for the damp track conditions before racing could resume.

Throughout the weekend, standout performances lit up the tarmac. Tayla Collins showcased great skill and tenacity out on track, while JJ Nahlous was blistering and Xavier Curmi went wheel-to-wheel in fierce battles through the pack. Marcus Hamod and Max Stauffer also commanded attention with exceptional pace, handling the changing grip levels expertly and treating the spectators to an unforgettable display of high-speed motorcycle racing.

06/11/2026

06/11/2026

A familiar helmet on a unfamiliar black beauty

06/11/2026

that's the fastest those pink and white leathers have ever gone on a motorcycle.

great battle between Zac Russo and Xavier Curmi

02/11/2026

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Robbie Bolger

31/10/2026

2026–2027 Summer Night Series ( ) schedule at Sydney Motorsport Park. It’s the only place where you can legally ride at 200 km/h in the dark while bug-splattering your visor until you’re essentially blind folding yourself.

🏍️ The Full Schedule

Schedule is:
6th and 7th November
8th January
5th and 6th February
Note: All action starts, 6:30 PM to 10:30 PM.

It’s 9:00 PM, the sun has disappeared, but the tarmac is still radiating heat like a wood-fired pizza oven. You peel off your leathers after a sprint race and you aren't just sweating—you are actively steaming like a freshly microwaved dim sim.

The double-header format means if you accidentally slide your bike into the scenery on Friday night, you get exactly 18 hours to aggressively zip-tie your fairings back together so you can do it all over again on Saturday!

21/10/2026

23/05/2021, Eastern Creek I can't remember the meeting. Could of been ASBK

07/07/2026

Young Max Stauffer delivered an impressive performance at the 2026 Suzuka 8 Hour race, securing a highly competitive 12th position overall.

Competing in the prestigious FIM Endurance World Championship (EWC) round, Stauffer lined up for Marumae Team Kodama riding a Yamaha YZF-R1.
Race Breakdown
Team: Marumae Team Kodama ( #50)

Bike: Yamaha YZF-R1
Rider Lineup: Max Stauffer, Yuta Kodama, and Takumi Takahashi

Starting Grid: 18th position (Qualifying time: 2:06.576)

Final Result: 12th position overall
Race Conditions: Weather played a critical factor, with the race , finishing under the pace car due,to heavy rain hitting the Suzuka Circuit.

After qualifying 18th on the grid, Stauffer and his teammates consistently chipped away during their stints to move up through the field. Navigating changing track conditions and intense competition from full factory efforts, the independent Yamaha squad held down a strong pace.
The race proceeded under the pace car due to torrential downpours, Marumae Team Kodama was locked into 12th place, finishing just outside the top 10 in a field stacked with world championship factory teams (the race was won by Team Honda HRC)

19/04/2026

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A few familiar faces, and an era that will be seen again, except in Adelaide MotoGP street circuit