A photo gallery of the support classes from the ASBK opener

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We were at the opening round of the Air-Road Australian Superbike Championship (ASBK) and here we have a look at the support categories – the Junior, Moto3/125cc and Production/Formula 400.

There was plenty of action in the Moto3/125 class with Callum Barker and Lachlan Kavney both winning races and crashing in today’s two 10-lap duels. Kavney won the opening race while Barker was first to the flag in Race 2.

Queensland schoolgirl Tayla Relph provided the upset of the day, proving consistency is the key to the top step of the dais.

Relph, who finished the four Moto3/125 races third claimed the overall round win after Lachlan Kavney and Callum Barker both failed to finish races across the weekend.

Craig White stormed to victory in the combined Production /Formula 400 class but it was Western Australia’s Jessica Derrin who took the round win in the 250 Production class.

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Crag White (40) & Andrew Lawson

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Tom Edwards (971) & Locky Taylor

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Ted Collins

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Racing into turn 3

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Last of the late brakers

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Matt Barton

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Sarah Fairbrother (14) & Ben Leonard

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Lilish Ross

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Melanie Crockford (59) & Chris Gallagher

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Andrew Lawson leads the pack

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Andrew Lawson (399) & Craig White

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Andrew Lawson (front) & Craig White

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Jessica Derrin (93), Grant Jordon (236) & Melanie Crockford

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Craig White (front) & Andrew Lawson

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Craig White (front) & Andrew Lawson

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Jessica Derrin (93), Grant Jordon (236) & Melanie Crockford

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Andrew Lawson (399) & Craig White

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Locky Taylor

By Sam Tickell,  April 2014

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