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2025/2026 St. George MCC Summer Series
Round Three – SMP

With Nick Edards – Images by Half Light

Coming into Round Three of St George MCC Summer Nights Series 25/26 (SNS06 for short), we’d already seen two rounds of excellent racing, even if Round Two, which had been an afternoon/evening event rather than evening-only, was impacted heavily by heatwave conditions, which led to a revised and heavily curtailed schedule of races.

2025/2026 St. George MCC Summer Series Round Three - SMP

You can read about that epic adventure/assault course here:
Recapping a scorching second St. George Summer Series bout at SMP

Also, find round one here:
Recapping a big St. George MCC Summer Series opener from SMP

Round Three was held over two evenings with track action from 1830 until 2230 on both nights. The weather gave us its best for a change. There was no repeat of the horrific heat that hammered the track at Rounds One and Two.

The usual format was applied for both nights of racing. Three groups (each consisting of two distinct race classes) are scheduled to complete a ten-minute qualifying session, followed by three nine-minute-plus-one-lap races.

The schedule, as ever, was very tight, and any delays can lead to later races being shortened or cancelled, as on-track action must finish by the mandated 2230 curfew.

On this score, Round Three scored a perfect ten as everything ran close to schedule and all races were completed before curfew on both Friday and Saturday. That is a pretty amazing outcome given the logistical challenges of this tight and quick-fire format.

Great weather, no race cancellations, it doesn’t get much better than this.

The group/class breakdown for Round Three would be familiar to anyone who has followed the Summer Nights series since its inception. Where a group is split into F1 and F2 classes, the F1 class is for the international and national (ASBK) riders, and F2 is for the clubbies.

Formula St George (FSG)/400c returned as the ancillary group for Round Three, so there was no Unlimited F3 class running at this round. FSG/400 sees a wide range of machines on track together, including NSR250, SV650, Husqvarna 701 supermoto, and the more usual mix of R7, MT-09, R3, and Ninjas.

It might sound a bit chaotic, but it makes for some great racing. Round Three would be FSG/400’s last showing in SNS06, as they won’t be returning for Round Four.

As always, progressive grid rules apply, so qualifying sets your grid position for Race One, and then it’s your finishing position in Race One that sets the grid for Race Two, and this ‘previous race result sets the next race’s grid positions’ holds for the entire event.

So, there’s the background, here’s the racing…

Unlimited F1

Unlimited F1 is primarily the hunting ground for ASBK riders. With ASBK Round One sharing the dance card with WorldSBK Round One at Phillip Island, just a week out from SNS06 Round Three, it wasn’t clear whether the ASBK guys would seek to use the meeting as a final opportunity to tune bike and rider going into the national series.

Or if there would be a view that racing so close to the start of the ‘real’ season for riders represented too much of a risk. As it turned out, there was a decent showing from the ASBK lads with SNS06 series leader JJ Nahlous on-deck as well as series regulars, or at least semi-regulars, Glenn Allerton, Joshua Newman, Jack Favelle, Jacob Roulstone and Marcus Hamod.

Mike Jones, who sees Nahlous join him in the official Yamaha squad for ASBK 2026, was a welcome addition to the roster, and Jones’ bike was spannered on the night by his new teammates’ Dad. There’s some great team-bonding right there.

Josh Brookes, making ready for another attack on BSB, returned for another dig at the Nights Series racing, but without the Honda he’d fielded at Rounds One and Two. A massive crash the day before at SMP left the Fireblade too damaged to be used, so Brookes reverted to his old, and very attractive-looking, Yamaha R1.

Official running points score for Summer Nights is a little hard to find at the moment, but unofficially, my calculations had put Nahlous in the series lead, some 20 points ahead of Brookes going into Round Three, with Joshua Newman in third.

Both Friday and Saturday races showcased some excellent racing. Nahlous and Roulstone were on fire, and the first few laps of many of the races were cage fights on bikes. Fabulous to watch and an absolute credit to the two riders that the moves were hard as nails, but always fair.

Josh Brookes and Mike Jones were never far from the action either. It was Nahlous who maintained his upper hand in the series with five wins from the six race starts, with Brookes the only other man to get to the top step of the podium, his win coming in race five, the second of the Saturday night races.

This extended JJ’s lead in the series by another 27-points, which all but secures the series title for him as second-placed Brookes will not be available for the final round in March. Jacob Roulstone took out a very well-deserved third place for the event, with Jones in fourth. Hamod and Favelle also scored valuable series points.

The Superbike Advocates Racing duo of Allerton and Newman only intended to use the weekend for a shakedown ahead of ASBK Round One, so they did not feature in the points other than a seventh-place finish for Newman in Race One.

So, going to Round Four, we know that JJ Nahlous has one hand on the title, but we’ll have to wait for the official points tally from St George MCC before the standings can be confirmed.

Unlimited F2

In Unlimited F2, Damien Adams and his beautifully prepared Gixxer put in another strong performance at Round Three, extending his series lead.

Dom De Leon had a much better outing than he’d had at Round Two, but with Adams scoring five wins from the six races and taking out the event win, De Leon’s grasp on the trophy is getting a little shaky.

He’s not out of the picture yet, one win, four second place finishes and a third place keeps him in mathematical touch with Adams heading to the March finale.

The points difference between him and Adams is something in the region of 50-points, with six more races to run in the series. Harley Borkowski was consistent across both nights and claimed third spot for the event on the immaculate RB Racing R1.

Unlimited F1 & F2 Overall & Rider Quotes

Unlimited F1 Round Points


Pos	Rider	Bike	R1	R2	R3	R4	R5	R6	Total
1	J. Nahlous	Yam	25	25	25	25	20	25	145
2	J. Brookes	Hon	20	17	18	18	25	20	118
3	J. Rolston	Hon	18	20	17	20	16	17	108
4	M. Jones	Yam	17	18	20	17	17	18	107
5	M. Hamod	Hon	16	16	16	16	18	16	98
6	J. Favelle	Yam	15	15	15	15	15	15	90
7	J. Newman	Duc	14						14
8	G. Allerton	Duc

Unlimited F2 Round Points


Pos	Rider	Bike	R1	R2	R3	R4	R5	R6	Total
1	D. Adams	Suz	25	25	25	25	20	25	145
2	D. De Leon	Kaw	16	20	20	20	25	20	121
3	H. Borkowski	Yam	18	17	18	18	18	18	107
4	M. Balestro	Duc	17	15	16	17	15	14	94
5	B. Faithfull	Duc	12	13	13	16	17	16	87
6	G. Rees	Bmw	15	16	15	13	12	15	86
7	N. Marsh	Yam	11	7	11	8	13	12	62
8	A. Burley	Duc	10	8	10	7	11	10	56
9	P. Amor	Duc	13	14	14	15			56
10	R. Jowett	Duc	20	18	17				55
11	T. Hunt	Bmw	14	12		10	9	8	53
12	R. Salvia	Duc	6	11	12	6	8	6	49
13	J. Psaras	Yam				12	16	17	45
14	P. Harmsworth	Bmw				14	14	13	41
15	J. Hore	Yam	8	6	9	4	5	7	39
16	L. Carter	Duc		10		11	10		31
17	W. Stuart	Duc				9	7	11	27
18	J. Bartlett	Duc		9			6	9	24
19	P. Westrup	Hon	5	3		3	4	4	19
20	R. Fitzsimmons	Duc	7	5		5			17
21	M. Cole	Suz		4			3	5	12
22	C. Touma	Duc	9						9
23	T. Kilner	Hon

Unlimited F1 Standings

TBC

Unlimited F2 Standings

TBC

Unlimited F1 & F2 Race One Results


Pos	Rider	Bike	CL	Time
1	J. Nahlous	Yam	F1	10m43.317
2	J. Brookes	Hon	F1	10m45.913
3	J. Rolston	Hon	F1	10m45.943
4	M. Jones	Yam	F1	10m46.401
5	M. Hamod	Hon	F1	10m47.911
6	J. Favelle	Yam	F1	10m48.400
7	D. Adams	Suz	F2	11m16.333
8	J. Newman	Duc	F1	11m19.587
9	R. Jowett	Duc	F2	11m24.236
10	H. Borkowski	Yam	F2	11m25.483
11	M. Balestro	Duc	F2	11m32.150
12	D. De Leon	Kaw	F2	11m33.641
13	G. Rees	Bmw	F2	11m37.325
14	T. Hunt	Bmw	F2	11m45.949
15	P. Amor	Duc	F2	11m52.966
16	B. Faithfull	Duc	F2	11m54.120
17	N. Marsh	Yam	F2	11m55.481
18	A. Burley	Duc	F2	12m07.651
19	C. Touma	Duc	F2	12m07.801
20	J. Hore	Yam	F2	12m11.342
21	R. Fitzsimmons	Duc	F2	12m13.973
22	R. Salvia	Duc	F2	12m15.665
23	P. Westrup	Hon	F2	12m18.814
DNF	J. Bartlett	Duc	F2	8m28.200
DNF	L. Carter	Duc	F2	7m11.877
DNF	M. Cole	Suz	F2	3m39.328

Unlimited F1 & F2 Race Two Results


Pos	Rider	Bike	CL	Time
1	J. Nahlous	Yam	F1	10m37.910
2	J. Rolston	Hon	F1	10m39.967
3	M. Jones	Yam	F1	10m40.164
4	J. Brookes	Hon	F1	10m45.801
5	M. Hamod	Hon	F1	10m49.081
6	J. Favelle	Yam	F1	10m50.415
7	D. Adams	Suz	F2	11m21.863
8	D. De Leon	Kaw	F2	11m25.131
9	R. Jowett	Duc	F2	11m25.283
10	H. Borkowski	Yam	F2	11m30.993
11	G. Rees	Bmw	F2	11m36.876
12	M. Balestro	Duc	F2	11m40.038
13	P. Amor	Duc	F2	11m46.052
14	B. Faithfull	Duc	F2	11m46.600
15	T. Hunt	Bmw	F2	11m50.805
16	R. Salvia	Duc	F2	11m54.088
17	L. Carter	Duc	F2	11m55.153
18	J. Bartlett	Duc	F2	12m01.756
19	A. Burley	Duc	F2	12m04.002
20	N. Marsh	Yam	F2	12m04.044
21	J. Hore	Yam	F2	12m07.911
22	R. Fitzsimmons	Duc	F2	12m09.575
23	M. Cole	Suz	F2	10m46.100
24	P. Westrup	Hon	F2	10m46.362
DNF	C. Touma	Duc	F2	5m12.726

Unlimited F1 & F2 Race Three Results


Pos	Rider	Bike	CL	Total Time
1	J. Nahlous	Yam	F1	10m37.333
2	M. Jones	Yam	F1	10m40.057
3	J. Brookes	Hon	F1	10m40.373
4	J. Rolston	Hon	F1	10m42.368
5	M. Hamod	Hon	F1	10m42.767
6	J. Favelle	Yam	F1	10m54.981
7	D. Adams	Suz	F2	11m25.089
8	D. De Leon	Kaw	F2	11m25.312
9	H. Borkowski	Yam	F2	11m25.760
10	R. Jowett	Duc	F2	11m30.747
11	M. Balestro	Duc	F2	11m40.004
12	G. Rees	Bmw	F2	11m40.598
13	P. Amor	Duc	F2	11m41.732
14	B. Faithfull	Duc	F2	11m44.910
15	R. Salvia	Duc	F2	12m00.026
16	N. Marsh	Yam	F2	12m02.330
17	A. Burley	Duc	F2	12m03.024
18	J. Hore	Yam	F2	12m11.730
DNF	R. Fitzsimmons	Duc	F2	8m57.817
DNF	M. Cole	Suz	F2	7m50.667
DNF	J. Bartlett	Duc	F2	4m26.817

Unlimited F1 & F2 Race Four Results

Pos	Rider	Bike	CL	Time
1	J. Nahlous	Yam	F1	10m34.3470
2	J. Rolston	Hon	F1	10m36.6360
3	J. Brookes	Hon	F1	10m36.6460
4	M. Jones	Yam	F1	10m37.9280
5	M. Hamod	Hon	F1	10m39.1780
6	J. Favelle	Yam	F1	10m43.0100
7	D. Adams	Suz	F2	11m16.8290
8	D. De Leon	Kaw	F2	11m17.0270
9	H. Borkowski	Yam	F2	11m22.7210
10	M. Balestro	Duc	F2	11m29.8490
11	B. Faithfull	Duc	F2	11m30.0800
12	P. Amor	Duc	F2	11m30.1020
13	P. Harmsworth	Bmw	F2	11m34.1540
14	G. Rees	Bmw	F2	11m35.2640
15	J. Psaras	Yam	F2	11m44.0180
16	L. Carter	Duc	F2	11m45.2270
17	T. Hunt	Bmw	F2	11m48.3780
18	W. Stuart	Duc	F2	11m49.0990
19	N. Marsh	Yam	F2	11m49.4770
20	A. Burley	Duc	F2	11m51.4560
21	R. Salvia	Duc	F2	12m00.1180
22	R. Fitzsimmons	Duc	F2	12m06.9680
23	J. Hore	Yam	F2	12m16.6000
24	P. Westrup	Hon	F2	10m41.1870
DNF	M. Cole	Suz	F2	9m13.3270
DNF	J. Bartlett	Duc	F2	5m53.1190

Unlimited F1 & F2 Race Five Results

Pos	Rider	Bike	CL	Time
1	J. Brookes	Hon	F1	10m36.538
2	J. Nahlous	Yam	F1	10m36.540
3	M. Hamod	Hon	F1	10m40.525
4	M. Jones	Yam	F1	10m41.447
5	J. Rolston	Hon	F1	10m43.825
6	J. Favelle	Yam	F1	10m46.898
7	D. De Leon	Kaw	F2	11m16.409
8	D. Adams	Suz	F2	11m16.423
9	H. Borkowski	Yam	F2	11m24.016
10	B. Faithfull	Duc	F2	11m31.469
11	J. Psaras	Yam	F2	11m35.877
12	M. Balestro	Duc	F2	11m36.986
13	P. Harmsworth	Bmw	F2	11m41.686
14	N. Marsh	Yam	F2	11m46.669
15	G. Rees	Bmw	F2	11m47.189
16	A. Burley	Duc	F2	11m49.722
17	L. Carter	Duc	F2	11m50.089
18	T. Hunt	Bmw	F2	11m52.035
19	R. Salvia	Duc	F2	11m52.298
20	W. Stuart	Duc	F2	11m53.721
21	J. Bartlett	Duc	F2	11m58.142
22	J. Hore	Yam	F2	12m09.011
23	P. Westrup	Hon	F2	10m42.665
24	M. Cole	Suz	F2	10m45.628
DNF	P. Amor	Duc	F2	9m54.520
DNF	R. Fitzsimmons	Duc	F2	4m01.601

Unlimited F1 & F2 Race Six Results

Pos	Rider	Bike	CL	Time
1	J. Nahlous	Yam	F1	10m33.901
2	J. Brookes	Hon	F1	10m34.006
3	M. Jones	Yam	F1	10m35.995
4	J. Rolston	Hon	F1	10m43.437
5	M. Hamod	Hon	F1	10m43.596
6	J. Favelle	Yam	F1	10m47.490
7	D. Adams	Suz	F2	11m13.296
8	D. De Leon	Kaw	F2	11m13.351
9	H. Borkowski	Yam	F2	11m24.609
10	J. Psaras	Yam	F2	11m27.905
11	B. Faithfull	Duc	F2	11m37.400
12	G. Rees	Bmw	F2	11m37.817
13	M. Balestro	Duc	F2	11m40.958
14	P. Harmsworth	Bmw	F2	11m44.034
15	N. Marsh	Yam	F2	11m44.087
16	W. Stuart	Duc	F2	11m44.632
17	A. Burley	Duc	F2	11m48.435
18	J. Bartlett	Duc	F2	11m51.155
19	T. Hunt	Bmw	F2	11m51.965
20	J. Hore	Yam	F2	12m06.563
21	R. Salvia	Duc	F2	12m07.924
22	M. Cole	Suz	F2	10m43.620
23	P. Westrup	Hon	F2	10m43.630

AGV 600 F1

Jake Farnsworth has dominated AGV 600 F1 so far this season, and nothing much changed at Round Three. Five wins from six starts gives him a huge lead in the series.

He led from the start in every race except the sixth and laid down laptimes that were consistently a second and a half faster than his closest challengers, Valentino Knezovic and Will Nassif.

The only blot on Farnsworth’s score card was a DNF in that sixth and final race of the event. A mistake in T2 on Lap 1 dropped him back in the field, and then a misjudgement whilst trying to regain lost ground ended his weekend a little bit earlier than he would have liked.

Regardless, he’s shown fabulous form in the series to date and would be going into ASBK Round One on a high.

Nassif and Knezovic collected all the other big points on offer across the two nights, and once the official points scores are available, we’ll likely see them in strong positions going into Round Four.

AGV 600 F2

In AGV F2, Mark Vaartjes is really hitting some form on the Kawasaki, taking four wins across the two evenings. Timothy Rodley, series leader going into Round Three, took out one win, as did Scott Newham.

Going to Round Four, in the absence of official points standings, I think we’ll see Rodley still topping the table with Knezovic and Newham not that far behind.

600cc F1 Round Results


Pos	Rider	Bike	R1	R2	R3	R4	R5	R6	Total
1	J. Farnsworth	Yam	25	25	25	25	25		125
2	W. Nassif	Yam	17	18	18	20	20	25	118
3	V. Knezovic	Yam	20	20	20	18	18	20	116
4	T. Relph	Yam	14	15	15	17	17	18	96
5	A. Chiodo	Hon	13	14	14	16	16	17	90
6	T. Aksu	Yam	15	16	16		15	16	78
7	J. Taylor	Yam	16	17	17				50
8	J. Soderland	Yam	18						18
9	R. Yanko	Duc

600cc F2 Round Results


Pos	Rider	Bike	R1	R2	R3	R4	R5	R6	Total
1	M. Vaartjes	Kaw	25	20	25	25	25	17	137
2	T. Rodley	Yam	20	25	20	20	18	20	123
3	S. Newham	Yam	16	18	18	18	20	25	115
4	A. Tamras	Hon	17	17	17	17	17	18	103
5	K. Mulcahy	Hon	15	16	16	16	16	16	95
6	D. Corrigan	Yam	12	13	9	12	12	12	70
7	A. Chambers	Yam	11	9	14	14	11	11	70
8	J. Power	Hon	14	15		9	13	15	66
9	T. Fellew	Yam	10	12	11	10	8	9	60
10	R. O’Hare	Yam	8	11	13	15		8	55
11	G. Tait	Yam	13	14	15	8		2	52
12	K. Bruun	Tri				13	15	13	41
13	K. Loughrey	Yam	7	8	10		6	4	35
14	C. Pasquali	Yam				6	14	14	34
15	S. Battan	Day			6	7	10	10	33
16	B. Duncan	Suz	5	7	4	4	5	5	30
17	A. Foo	Suz	6	6	8	1	2		23
18	P. Rock	Kaw	1	10	12				23
19	S. Quelch	Yam		5	7	2	3	3	20
20	D. Shannon	Yam				11	9		20
21	J. Yan	Kaw				5	7	7	19
22	R. Thomson	Yam			5	3	4	6	18
23	L. Soffiato Di	Yam	18						18
24	C. Campbell	Yam	3	4	2	1	1	1	12
25	A. George	Yam	4	3	1	1	1	1	11
26	R. Madder	Kaw	1	2	3	1	1	1	9
27	M. Ross	Hon	9						9
28	T. McMaster	Yam	2	1	1	1	1	1	7
29	L. Becher	Kaw				1	1	1	3
30	I. Woodside	Yam	1		1				2
31	S. Ward	Yam
32	T. Degenhardt	Yam
33	D. Bourne	Kaw
34	J. Savill	Duc
35	C. Pasquali	Yam

600cc F1 Standings

TBC

600cc F2 Standings

TBC

FSG/400cc

Brian Bolster, celebrating his 35th birthday on Friday night, took out FSG with three wins and three third-place finishes on the venerable SV650.

Mick Jeffery’s two wins and a string of consistent results on the Kramer 690 gave him second spot, and Matthew Edwards, on the Aprilia 660, took out third place.

Levi Russo really made a mark on the NSR250 on Saturday evening with a win and two second places, but he didn’t run on Friday, so he didn’t feature in the event points score.

Not sure I can tally the series point scores as the official numbers aren’t to hand at the moment, and as that ends the FSG/400cc class appearances at Summer Nights for this season, we’ll have to report on the final standings when we put together the Round Four report in a few weeks.

Brad Gander on the mighty Husky 701 could well be in with a shot at the title, given his consistency at the two rounds where Formula St George has made an appearance.

In the 400 cc class, Connor Lewis took six wins from six starts on the R3 to take out the event, with Oscar Lewis and Jed Louis securing second and third.

Formula Round Results


Pos	Rider	Bike	R1	R2	R3	R4	R5	R6	Total
1	B. Bolster	Suz	18	18	25	25	25	18	129
2	M. Jeffery	Kra	25	25	20	17	18	17	122
3	M. Edwards	Apr	17	17	17	18	17	16	102
4	B. Gander	Hus	20	20	18		16	20	94
5	T. Nhan Tran Cao	Yam	16	16	16	16	15	15	94
6	S. Hillier	Kaw	15	15	15	15	14	14	88
7	D. Gozzard	Yam	14	14	14	14	13	13	82
8	L. Russo	Nsr				20	20	25	65

400 Round Results


Pos	Rider	Bike	R1	R2	R3	R4	R5	R6	Total
1	C. Lewis	Yam	25	25	25	25	25	25	150
2	O. Lewis	Yam	14	18	18	20	20	20	110
3	J. Louis	Yam	20	16	17	18	17	18	106
4	L. Knight	Yam	18	17	20	16	16	16	103
5	A. Codey	Yam	17	20	16	15	15	13	96
6	Z. Russo	Yam	16	14	14	13	14	15	86
7	M. Cartwright	Yam	15	13	12	11	11	12	74
8	E. Andrew	Yam	13	12	13	12	12	11	73
9	X. Curmi	Yam		15	15	14	13	14	71
10	L. Thomas	Kaw	10	11	11	9	7	9	57
11	C. Taylor	Yam	12	10	8	8	9	8	55
12	W. Hunt	Yam				17	18	17	52
13	H. Al-Faraj	Kaw	11	9	10	6	6	7	49
14	L. Turner	Yam	9	7	9	7	8	6	46
15	Q. Lockwood	Yam	7	8	7	5	5	5	37
16	L. Creighton	Kaw				10	10	10	30
17	P. Hanly	Yam	6	5	4	3	4	4	26
18	K. Athans	Yam	8	6	6	4	1	1	26
19	L. Brown	Kaw	5	4	5	1	1	2	18
20	J. Aldridge	Kaw	4	3	3	2	2	3	17
21	E. Mclean	Kaw	3	2	2	1	1	1	10
22	D. Hampton	Yam	2	1	1	1	1	1	7
23	K. Magar	Yam				1	3	1	5
24	H. Goad	Yam
25	B. Cole	Yam

400 & Formula Standings

TBC

So that’s it for Round Three. Round Four concludes SNS06, and it’s another two-night affair on March 6 and 7. No one would complain if the weather and event logistics played out the way they did for Round Three, and hats off to St George MCC for running another very successful meeting.

None of this would be possible without the efforts of the volunteers who are the foundations of club racing.

Whatever their role, whether it be track officials, race control, recovery or all of the other myriad jobs I always forget, they should be thanked at every opportunity. And to the paramedics who no one wants to see until things go pear-shaped, thank you for being there and making a difference.

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2025/2026 St. George MCC Summer Series
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