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Supermoto SM Junior and Supermoto SM3: third round in Bulgaria Third round for the Supermoto SM Junior and Supermoto SM3 on 01st September in Pleven, Bulgaria. SM Junior In race1 championship leader Jan Ulman let no surprise winning with a safe gap in front of Russia rider Ivan Mosin, second. Local hero Radistin Mihaylov, second in qualifying, finished third. In race2 another great start for Ulman, while Mosin and Mihaylov started to fight for the second position. At the end Mosin had the best finishing second in front of Mihaylov. Overall standing of the day: Jan Ulman, Ivan Mosin, Radostin Mihaylov. S3 Bulgarian riders Viktor Neychev, Kristian Ivanov and Dimitar Petrov ruled the round getting the first, the second and the third position both in race1 and in race2. In race1 great fight between Petrov and Neychev with an amazing overtake at the end of the heat. In race2 Neychev

Bajas European Championship: second round in Poland Second round of the Bajas European Championship in Poland from 28th August to 01st September. Moto classification Day1/Day2 1. Adam Tomiczek, Poland 2. Miciej Giemza, Poland 3. Arunas Gelažninkas, Lituania Quad classification Day1/Day2 1. Marcin Talaga, Poland 2. Kamil Wisniewski, Poland 3. Aleksander Piorczynski, Poland Women classification Day1/Day2 1. Patrycja Komko, Poland 2. Joanna Modrzewska, Poland

European Races of the weekend 31/08-01/09/2019

EMX 250 European Championship and EMX 125 2T European Championship: Van De Moosdijk and Guadagnini take their EMX Championship! Uddevalla was the field where the final rounds of the EMX250 and EMX125 presented by FMF Racing championships were decided as both titles went down to the wire as a handful of riders fought for victory. Run over Saturday and Sunday the racing was very unpredictable with both champions taking their titles without winning the overall or a race on the weekend. In the EMX250 Championship it was F&H Racing Kawasaki’s Roan van de Moosdijk who took the championship with a solid third place overall in Sweden with 2-6 results. The overall winner in Sweden was Honda Redmoto Assomotor’s Stephen Rubini with 3-2 and finishing second in the championship. Third overall in the championship was Team Maddii Racing Husqvarna’s Alberto Forato who finished with 7-1 results for second overall for the weekend. In the EMX125 presented by FMF Racing it was Team VRT’s Tom Guyon who won the final

Supermoto S2: Chareyre rules in Spain The next to last round of the Supermoto S2 European Championship was raced on Saturday 24th in Forcarei, Spain. Race 1 In the late afternoon the lights dropped for the first race of the S2 Supermoto European Championship in Forcarei. In perfect weather conditions it was TM Factory Racing rider Thomas Chareyre who took the hole shot into the first corner of Circuito A Madalena. Chareyre was followed by Phoenix Racing riders Markus Class, Nicolas Cousin, Elia Sammartin and Milan Sitnianksy. In sixth position it was the leader of the Junior Cup, German Husqvarna rider Jannik Hintz, who was followed by the leader of Lites Cup, Birba Racing rider Gioele Filippetti. In front Thomas Chareyre immediately started to set fast lap times, which pushed the competitions to its limits. In lap three, the main rival of Chareyre,  Markus Class made a mistake and crashed

Supersport 300 and Superstock 1000 Cup: next to last race in Croatia Next to last race of the season for the Supersport 300 and Superstock 1000 Cup at Grobnik, Croatia. Supersport 300 Cup In a hard-fought race from the start to the end David Kuban from the Czech Republic ruled both the two races of the Supersport 300 Cup in front of the Hungarian Mate Szamado and the Italian Manuel Rocca, respectively twice second and twice third. Race1 and race2 classification: 1. David Kuban, CZE 2. Mate Szamado, HUN 3. Manuel Rocca, ITA Superstock 1000 Cup Leading from the start to the end Cristopher Bergman was unstoppable in race1 of Superstock 1000 class at Grobnik. Second position for Michal Filla, who won race2 in front of the Swedish rider. Third position in race1 for Michal Prašek and in race2 for Mate Laczko. Race1 classification: 1. Cristopher Bergman, SWE 2. Michal

European Races of the weekend 24-25/08/2019  

Dragbike European Championship: next to last race in Germany The Dragbike European Championship set to Hockenheimring, in Germany, for the third round of the season. Qualifying results: Top Fuel - Rikard Gustafsson Super Twin - Roman Sixta Pro Stock - Fredrik Fredlund Super Street Bike Cup - Vesa Ruhanen Junior Drag Bike Cup - Tim Christensen Race classification: Top Fuel - Filippos Papafilippou Super Twin - Roman Sixta Pro Stock - Charly Abraham Super Street Bike Cup - Steve Venables Junior Drag Bike Cup - Marie Rosen The season finale is scheduled at Santa Pod on 8th September.

European Sidecar Championship: the Final Photo Credit Jesper Veldhuizen Winner’s podium – from left to right Markus Venus and Markus Heiss, 2019 European Sidecar champion William Matthijssen and Sandra Mollema together with runner up Mitch Godden and Paul Smith Final round of the European Sidecar Championship in Eenrum, in the Netherlands. The Eenrum club worked hard during Saturday evening to ensure that despite the wet weather in the North of Holland, they would have a track ready for racing the following day. With the morning practice sessions duly completed, everyone was focused on a mouth-watering event during the afternoon. With the tapes rising in heat 1, Aron Vale flipped in the first corner and Raphael San Millan collided with Oliver Möller,so the race was red flagged and the riders needing medical attention. The meeting was delayed about 20 minutes whilst the injured riders were treated on the track, and naturally

European Individual Grass Track Championship: the Final Photo Credit Jesper Veldhuizen Winner’s podium – from left to right Vice European Champion – Paul Hurry, 2019 European Champion – Zach Wajtknecht and third placed Kenneth Kruse Hansen The final match of the European Individual Grass Track Championship took place on Saturday 17th August in Bad Hersfeld, Germany. With a line-up of the top riders from six European federations, this meeting was always going to be a hard-fought event. During the first six races of the of the meeting, the racing was fast and furious with Danish rider Kenneth Kruse Hanson and Brit Zach Wajtknecht leading, both undefeated on 10 points. During heat 7 the rain started to fall making a very fast and grippy race track into something very much more slippery and unpredictable. With a few riders falling in the deteriorating conditions, it made those left at the top of