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EMX125 European Championship: Doensen rises above to get victorious at Maggiora The hilly circuit of Maggiora Park welcomed the EMX125 European Championship for their seventh round of the 2024 campaign and that offered the public a great show. Due to the race direction decision, the EMX125 got cancelled and we were spoiled with an intense one-race round. It was Racestore KTM Factory Racing’s Gyan Doensen who lit up the race and completely control the race to get on the top step of the podium and come back closer in the championship behind Fantic Factory Racing EMX125’s Noel Zanocz. What a great start from TM moto SteelsDrJack‘s Brandon Rispoli leading Gyan Doensen, his teammate Nicolò Alvisi and Tom Brunet from Jezyk Racing Team after the first corners. It was another tough start for red plate Noel Zanocz Zanocz as he emerged in 13th place. Other riders that are used to see

Enduro European Championship: World Champion Andrea Verona ruled in San Marino The Republic of San Marino welcomed for the first time the Enduro European Championship. A great weekend of races organized by the San Marino Federation and Titano Motoclub, both directing this second round which saw more than 150. Day 1 World Champion Andrea Verona joined the European challenge, taking the occasion to train for the Italian round of the World Championship, which will be held next week. An important presence that did not disappoint expectations. In fact, Verona won the Overall in front of a fast and determined Matej Skuta, who could do nothing. On the third step of the podium another prominent name: Davide Soreca. In addition to the overall, Verona won the E2 class ahead of Daniel Mundell and Alex Walton. Skuta won the Junior 2 class over Diego Haution and Riccardo Fabris. Moreover, Soreca took the

Supersport 300 Cup and Superstock 1000 Cup: round 2 in Hungary Second round for the Supersport 300 Cup and Superstock 1000 Cup in good weather conditions at Pannonia Ring, in Hungary, always together with the Alpe Adria Championship. SSP300 Amazing performance of Patrycia Sowa, who won Race 1 and finished second in Race 2 behind Daniel Turecek. The Czech rider finished third in the first manche just behind the young Turkish rider Konuk Mert, third in Race 2. STK 1000 Max Melzer from Austria won Race 1, while Slovenian rider Jerman Marko took the win in Race 2. Double second position for Mate Szamado from Hungary. Links FIM Europe Road Racing page Alpe Adria International Motorcycle Championship

Dragbike European Championship and Dragbike Junior Cup: Sweden hosted the second round The Dragbike European Championship and the Dragbike Junior Cup raced the second round in Tierp, Sweeden. Another thrilling round with fierce competition. Extreme and close racing in SuperStreetBike with English Alan Morrisson Jr., who timed at 6.779 seconds against home rider Mathias Bohlin at 6.780 sec. Same story in ProStockBike, where a 7.140 run of the French Bertrand Maurice took the win over a 7.203 seonds. run of Jörg Lymant from Germany. The winners ProStockBike - Bertrand Maurice, FRA SuperStreetBike - Mathias Bohlin, SWE SuperTwinBike - Marcus Christiansen, DEN TopFuelBike - Rikard Gustafsson, SWE Links FIM Europe Drag Racing European Drag Racing

Hill Climb European Championship and Vintage Hill Climb European Championship: back in Austria for round two After the first round in Landshaag, once more Austria hosted the Hill Climb European Championship and the Vintage Hill Climb European Championship, this time in Julbach. Two days of mixed conditions welcomed the action. Here below the winners of the event. Road Racing Hill Climb 250 GP – Guido Testoni, ITA, Honda SSP 300 – Daniele Stolli, ITA, Yamaha Supersport – Maurizio Bottalico, ITA, Kawasaki Superbike – Maurizio Bottalico, ITA, Honda Supermoto – Bernhard Hörmann, AUT, KTM Vintage Hill Climb         Class 1 (Classic 350) – Martin Riedel, GER, Benelli Class 3 (Classic over 500) – Alexander Weghofer, AUT, Ducati Class 4 (125 GP) – Guido Testoni, ITA, Honda Class 5 (250 GP) – Roman Wannersdorfer, GER, Suzuki Class 5 (Classic 500) – Bruno Aschauer, AUT, Honda Class 8c (Sidecar) – Hanninger/Schwarz Dieter/Harald, AUT,

FIM Europe SuperEnduro Cup: announced the 2024/2025 calendar The FIM Europe and the new promoter Sport UP Agency are glad to announce the 2024/2025 SuperEnduro Cup calendar. Next season promises a series of hot action throughout 4 locations with the best European riders competing for the Cup. The 2024/2025 SuperEnduro Cup will begin on 14 December 2024 in Gliwice, Poland. On 4 January 2025, the second round, will take the competitors to Riesa, Germany. And just 2 weeks later, on 18 January 2025, the riders will meet again in Cluj-Napoca, Romania. The fourth and final round will be held on 8 February 2025 in Budapest, Hungary. Links Sport UP Agency FIM Europe - Enduro & Rally

European races of the weekend 15-16/06/2024

European Individual Grass Track Championship: cancellation of Semi Final 2 The 2nd Semi Final of the European Individual Grass Track Championship was scheduled to be held last weekend at Loppersum, in the Netherlands. Following the successful staging of practise during Saturday morning, the heavy rain did not allow to follow the schedule and the Jury was forced to cancel the event. The Grass Track Working Group (a subcommittee of the FIME Track Racing Commission) is currently working with two potential organisers to identify a suitable restaging date in order that the top 9 riders can qualify through to the European Final which will be held at Tayac, France, on the 6th July. A further update will be issued once arrangements have been finalised. Links Visit the Track Racing page Visit SEC official web site

EMX65 / EMX85 European Championship: South West and South East Zone - Semi Final Pictures copyright: Marius Dincă (Romanian Motorcycling Federation) The first Semi Final of the EMX65 / EMX85 European Championship was hosted by Romania with the flawless organization of the Romanian Motorcycle Federation. Zărnești welcomed the best riders of the South West and South East Zone: the traditional Romanian motocross track was well prepared by the Jitsu Zărnești Club for the youngsters of South Europe, who were ready to chase the dream of qualifying to the prestigious Loket Final that will be held in July. EMX85 Italian rider Andrea Uccellini (Husqvarna) from SW zone managed to win both races. In Race 1 he started from P3 going after two French riders: Kenzo Ferez (KTM), who was leading, and SW zone leader Leo Diss-Fenard (KTM) in second place. By lap 5, Uccellini was second and next lap he moved into first

SEC: Lebedevs wins Final 1 Final 1 of the Speedway Euro Championship 2024 series took place in Debrecen, Hungary, and saw Andzejs Lebedevs claim the victory in a single round for the first time in his career. But it was Jacob Thorssell to have a phenomenal start: the Swede, substituting the injured Dimitri Berge, unexpectedly won the inaugural heat. Andzejs Lebedevs finished second, overtaking Mikkel Michelsen on the first lap. Kacper Woryna confidently won the second heat, thanks to a great start from the fourth gate. Timo Lahti began the second series with a victory. Thorssell was second, increasing his tally to five points. Surprisingly, Leon Madsen finished fourth for the second consecutive time. Mikkel Michelsen also struggled, the three-time Individual European Champion had only two points after two series. Maciej Janowski had to wait until his third race to secure his first victory in this year's cycle. The winner