2011 National Superstock 600 Championship Explained

The 2011 National Superstock 600 Championship season was the fourth season of the British National Superstock 600 Championship. The motorcycles are stock 600cc bikes, this means that not many racing modifications can be made to the bikes, to promote a close and affordable racing environment. The class is strictly for riders aged 16–25, with riders that finish the previous year in the top three of the championship are not eligible for the following season.

The previous year championship winner Josh Day moved up to the British Superbike Evo class, one of the main names to come into this class this year was James Lodge the former 2 time 125cc championship will be looking to move up and have a good season in this class. It began on 25 April at Brands Hatch and will end on 9 October at the same venue after 12 rounds.

Calendar

2011 Calendar[1]
RoundCircuitDatePole PositionFastest LapWinning RiderWinning Team
1 Brands Hatch Indy25 April Deane Brown Ben Burke Ben BurkeBike Interceptor Yamaha by Seton
2 Oulton Park2 May James East James East Keith FarmerFarmer Racing
3 Croft15 May James East Deane Brown Keith FarmerFarmer Racing
4 Thruxton30 May James East Josh Wainwright Keith FarmerFarmer Racing
5 Knockhill19 June Glenn Irwin Keith Farmer Keith FarmerFarmer Racing
6 Snetterton 3003 July Keith Farmer Keith Farmer Glenn IrwinMWR
7 Oulton Park17 JulyRace Cancelled
8 Brands Hatch GP7 August Connor Behan Connor Behan Connor BehanBristol Kawasaki Team Green
9 Cadwell Park29 August James East Freddie Russo Freddie RussoAP Kawasaki
10R1 Donington Park10 September Keith Farmer Glenn Irwin Keith FarmerFarmer Racing
R211 September Freddie Russo Connor Behan Glenn IrwinMWR
11 Silverstone Arena GP25 September Glenn Irwin Keith Farmer Keith FarmerFarmer Racing
12 Brands Hatch GP9 October Glenn Irwin Glenn Irwin Glenn IrwinMWR
Notes:

1. – The race at Oulton Park was cancelled due to bad weather conditions. As a result, the race was run at Donington Park, with the grid positions standing for the race.[2]

Championship standings

PosRiderBikeBRH
OUL
CRO
THR
KNO
SNE
OUL
BRH
CAD
DON
SIL
BRH
Pts
1 Keith FarmerYamaha1611117C42161202
2 Glenn IrwinKawasaki6Ret7Ret21CRetRet2121154
3 Connor BehanKawasaki579382C164RetRet7128
4 Deane BrownYamaha3Ret3756CRet83373127
5 Ben BurkeYamaha1334249DNSC6129762108
6 James EastYamaha2Ret54DNS4CRet3Ret584105
7 Johnny BlackshawTriumph105139711C5Ret524DNS96
8 Freddie RussoKawasakiRet215Ret105C21Ret911Ret95
9 Josh WainwrightSuzuki20Ret23219RetC84643DNS80
10 Cody NallyKawasaki4Ret118310C13DNQRet9866
11 Jonathan LodgeTriumph9817141124C99712Ret49
12 Grant WhitakerYamaha124109C710151815DNS47
13 Jake NewsteadYamahaRetRet85173C11Ret1123201945
14 Alex OlsenTriumph23Ret2213Ret28C31113105DNS44
15 Daniel KinlochKawasakiRet132Ret625C25211211162742
16 Tim HastingsKawasaki13Ret1061323C13Ret1013RetDNS34
17 Tom FisherKawasaki21Ret2826208C191488Ret1032
18 Dominic UsherYamahaRet421161418C29717Ret102030
19 Tom YoungKawasaki111114124RetCRet15RetRetRetDNS30
20 Ben GrindrodKawasaki7912211519C2216162119DNS21
21 Bjorn EstmentYamahaRet12515
22 James RoseYamaha25WD61115
23 Adam LyonSuzuki126181515
24 Daniel HegartyKawasaki1551513
25 Alex BarkshireYamahaRet1416171217C10RetRet22171513
26 Andy ReidSuzukiRetDNS17Ret10
27 Brad AndersonKawasaki1410DNQ15CRet9
28 Tony CoombsKawasaki8Ret1929DNS8
29 Niall CampbellYamaha1816201818RetC1522Ret192398
30 Matthew PauloYamahaDNQ32C2119RetRet13136
31 Andy LawsonYamahaC1818Ret1414146
32 Tom WeedenTriumphRetCRetDNS115
33 David PearceKawasakiDNSRet12C17DNSDNS4
34 Jimmy DyeTriumph19Ret311932C1220Ret2022Ret4
35 James PhareYamahaRet20Ret124
36 Scott KellyYamaha2213C203
37 Leon JeacockYamahaRet17DNQ2727C16231416Ret2
38 Daniel MurphyYamahaRetRet24252114CRetRet19Ret2
39 Scott HudsonYamaha14DNS2
40 Jamie DevineYamahaDNQ153223RetC1
41 James LodgeKawasakiRetRet301624160
42 Benjamin GautreyKawasaki24Ret2622Ret16C17Ret †0
43 Ross AshmanKawasakiRet2225DNS262618170
44 Farid BadrulKawasaki17DNQRet282922C24DNQ0
45 Simon NapierKawasakiDNQ20DNS342821CDNQDNS18RetRet290
46 John DeanYamahaDNQDNSRet332633C23DNQRetDNS21180
47 Sam MiddlemasTriumphRet18DNSRet260
48 Greg JamesKawasaki22192720DNSCDNQRet27240
49 Josh HarlandYamahaDNQDNQ29DNQDNQCDNQDNQ2025RetDNQ0
50 Scott PitchersKawasakiDNQDNQCDNQDNQ2128Ret210
51 Stuart ElwoodTriumphRet21RetDNSDNSDNSRet0
52 Matthew JonesTriumphC22DNS0
53 Tom WardTriumph220
54 Jamie HarrisYamahaDNQ23332330CDNQ24Ret2929DNQ0
55 Jordan SimpkinYamaha230
56 Craig NeveTriumphDNQRetRet2527C27DNSDNQ2426250
57 Daniel FullerKawasakiDNQ24RetCRetDNQDNSRet30DNQ0
58 Piers HutchinsTriumphDNQDNQDNS2928DNQ2625Ret0
59 Matthew ShellcockYamaha270
60 Adam BoyleTriumphDNQRet30DNQDNQCDNQ30280
61 Joe CollierTriumph280
62 Scott WilsonKawasaki3034CDNQDNQ0
63 Sean NearyKawasakiDNQDNQRet310
64 James WainwrightSuzukiDNQ310
Nicole McAleerTriumphDNQDNQDNQRetDNQ0
Jodie ChalkTriumphRet0
Shaun BrownKawasakiRet0
Edward RendellKawasakiRet0
Jack GrovesSuzukiC0
Tommy DaleTriumphDNS0
Stephanie WaddelowTriumphDNQDNQ0
James JohnstonKawasakiDNQ0
Arron HoarYamahaDNQ0
Peter SutherlandKawasakiDNQ0
Nadieh SchootsTriumphDNQ0
PosRiderBikeBRH
OUL
CRO
THR
KNO
SNE
OUL
BRH
CAD
DON
SIL
BRH
Pts
Notes:† Benjamin Gautrey was fatally injured in an accident during the Cadwell Park round.[3]

Notes and References

  1. News: 2011 British Superbike Championship schedule announced. British Superbike Championship. MotorSport Vision. 10 October 2010. 25 April 2011. https://web.archive.org/web/20101020010455/http://www.britishsuperbike.com/news/2011-british-superbike-championship-schedule-announced.aspx. 20 October 2010. dead.
  2. News: MSVR announce rescheduled Oulton Park races. British Superbike Championship. MotorSport Vision. 18 July 2011. 19 July 2011. https://web.archive.org/web/20120314054514/http://www.britishsuperbike.com/news/msvr-announce-rescheduled-oulton-park-races.aspx. 14 March 2012. dead.
  3. News: Ben Gautrey dies following Superstock accident. Motor Cycle News. 29 August 2011. 29 August 2011.