Nikolas Lazos #11

2027 starts now. 🏁

The countdown is on.

In less than 15 weeks we’ll be lining up on the grid for Round 1 of the 2027 Australian Superbike Championship. Every training session, every lap, every workout and every late night in the workshop is building towards one goal—fighting at the front and chasing podiums all season long.

The work starts today. The dream stays the same.

A huge thank you to everyone who continues to support this journey. We can’t do it without our family, sponsors, team and everyone who believes in us.

See you at Phillip Island.

Focus. Commit. Overcome. Never Give Up. 💙🏍️

#11

There’s one thing motorcycle racing teaches you very quickly: the toughest battles aren’t always fought at the front of the field.

Sometimes the biggest victory is simply finding the courage to get back up.

Every crash, every setback, every disappointment becomes part of your story. They test your character far more than any trophy ever will.

The easy option is to walk away. The champion’s choice is to come back stronger.

This is why receiving the Ironman Award from ASBK means more to me than any result on the track. It’s recognition of resilience, determination, and refusing to give up when things get tough.

Winning races is incredible, but showing the strength to overcome adversity is something nobody can take away from you.

To everyone chasing a dream: don’t fear setbacks. Embrace them. Learn from them. Let them build you into someone stronger than you were yesterday.

Because champions aren’t defined by how many times they win.

They’re defined by how many times they get back up.

Thank you to ASBK for this incredible honour. This Ironman Award is one I’ll always be proud of.

I’d like to say thank you Sam Redfern pictured for sharing the story behind me getting the award.

Thank you for the Share Endorphin Media .

This is really epic and is driving me to be even more successful.

I’m taking one week off and then start training again for 3 months to be ready for ‘26/27 season starting in November.

ASBK Ironman Award Winner 2026 - Nikolas Lazos



Nikolas Lazos #11 Con Lazos RACE and ROAD

Some trophies celebrate results. This award celebrates something far greater.

I am incredibly honoured and grateful to ASBK for recognising me with the Ironman Award. Out of every award I could ever receive, this is the one that means the most to me.

After a major crash, the biggest challenge wasn’t getting back on the bike—it was believing I could come back stronger. This award represents resilience, determination, and the refusal to let adversity define me. It reminds me that true strength isn’t measured by how hard you fall, but by your courage to get back up.

To everyone at ASBK, thank you for this incredible recognition. It is an honour I will never forget.

Thank you to my family, my team, my sponsors, and everyone who stood beside me throughout my recovery. Your belief in me gave me the strength to keep fighting.

This award isn’t the finish line—it’s a reminder that no matter how difficult the journey, never give up.

🏁💙

#11

What a way to finish off the 2026 ASBK season. 💙🏁

This year has been one of the biggest learning experiences of my racing career. From working on my own bike and learning more every race weekend, to improving my pace and racing with some of the best riders in the country, I’ve grown so much both on and off the track.

This weekend was a huge step forward. I qualified P12 in SS300 and P3 in the R3 Cup. Last year’s best lap was a 1:22.415, and this year I managed to improve it to a 1:22.371. It might not seem like much, but every tenth counts in this sport, and seeing that improvement is proof that all the hard work is paying off.

The battles this weekend were some of the best I’ve ever had, and I loved every second of it. A massive thank you to Krue Knight and his team for all their help over these rounds. Your support helped me get up to pace and keep improving every session.

R3 Cup Results
🏁 Race 1 – DNF (race incident)
🏁 Race 2 – P6
🏁 Race 3 – P9 (pushed hard all race but a small mistake dropped me to the back of the lead group)

SS300 Results
🏁 Race 1 – P14 (just didn’t have the pace to stay with the front group)
🏁 Race 2 – P11 (found more speed and had an awesome battle with Krue Knight)
🏁 Race 3 – P7 (finally got with the lead group and had an absolute blast battling at the front)

None of this would be possible without my incredible sponsors, my family, my supporters, and everyone who has believed in me throughout the season. Thank you for giving me the opportunity to chase this dream. Your support means everything.

Now the focus shifts to the off-season. Four months of fitness, training, bike preparation, and hard work starts now. I’ll be doing everything I can to come back in 2027 stronger, faster, and ready to fight at the front.

Thank you to everyone who’s been part of this journey. See you all in 2027. We’re only getting started. 👊🏍️🔥

Saturdays results and short soil:

*300ss race came 12th - best part was battling with my mates Krue and Rossi for 11th 12th and 13th

*R3 cup DNF after a racing incident whilst leading the race. WHILST LEADING….but at least no one was hurt.

We stayed with the strategy to continue improving on used tyres for Saturdays races. The aim was to be in the fights.

I desperately wanted to win the R3 cup race which is now going to have to wait for Sundays races.

I have 4 races on Sunday which you can watch…picture in photo dump.

It’s been a great weekend so far and the results are in reach .

QR Free Practice all complete.

Best Result : 5th fastest in R3 cup

We had major tyre wear issues early on and once we worked out our problem it was all on. Thanks to our team at Bridgestone we came up with better settings.

Well our settings ended up much better than the ones that were “allegedly” tampered with. We had our rear rebound wound all the way in.

So once we got sorted and tyre wear was corrected I pushed for a respectable 1.22.865.

Tomorrow is qualifying followed by racing.

I really wanted to try another setting so we will also just give it a crack.