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Northern Talent Cup: Frellsen joins title hunt with double victory in Most Second round in a row for the Northern Talent Cup, last weekend back again in action at Most, in the Czech Republic, for the fifth round of the season. Race 1 Swiss contender Lenoxx Phommara (Team Phommara), following a last-gasp fastest lap in Q2 was on pole. Beside him was the talented Jurrien Van Crugten (BB64 Academy) with Julius Frellsen (MCA RACING) completing the first row. Czech hero Filip Novotny (DG Corse) was on the second row alongside Rocco Sessler (MCA RACING) and the lightning-fast Dutch rookie, Kyano Schoo (KS Racing). Getting a good start from pole, it was Lenoxx Phommara who took the holeshot ahead of Van Crugten and Frellsen. Within a couple of laps, a lead group of six riders had formed, consisting of the three just mentioned plus Kyano Schoo (KS Racing), Novotny, and a

EMX65 / EMX85 European Championship - Semifinal CE and NE zone The first EMX65 / EMX85 European Championship - Semifinal in the history of the FIM Europe was race in Axel, in the Netherlands. The Central Europe and North Europe zone met for a challenge with 47 riders in the EMX65 and 50 in the EMX85. EMX65 In the first race of EMX65 the challenge for the win was a matter between CE zone leader Harry Dale (KTM) and NE leader Gregor Lootus (KMT). At the end the English rider took the victory ahead of the Estonian. Third position for Theo Kolts (GasGas), the second-best rider of NE zone. Race 2 saw the battle between Dale and home rider Kenzo Jaspers (GasGas), second-best rider of CE zone. At the end the English rider managed to take a double victory. Third position for another Dutch rider, Teunis Spijkerman (GasGas). EMX65 Top three 1.   

Women's European SSP 300 Championship: double win for Santos in Most round The Women's European SSP 300 Championship was back in action in the Czech Republic for the Most round, the third of the season. Race 1 The Autodrom Most has a new queen: Beatriz Neila Santos (511 Racing Team) triumphs in Race 1 despite a tricky start and wins with some advantage. The reigning champion dominated a race with many crashes. Natalia Rivera (Trasimeno) was second even though she was just over 5 seconds behind the winner. Aurelia Cruciani (Roc'n'DeA), who started from the sixth position, bounced back and got the podium with a third place. Ran Yochay (Celo Racing) finished in fourth position ahead of Patrycja Sowa (Sowa Racing), fifth. Tough Race 1 for Roberta Ponziani (Roc'n'DeA), who had an highside and was hit by Sara Cabrini (Gradara Corse). Race 1 top three 1. Santos Beatriz Neila 2. Rivera

Mini Enduro Trophy: French Léo Lavesvre wins the first edition The first edition ever of the Mini Enduro European Trophy took place in Grigno, Italy. Two intense days of racing with about 100 riders in the Park Fermè ready to fight for the titles. Day1 The battle began from the very first test with the riders of the 125 class who took the lead of the Overall standings. In the first three laps Pierpaolo Mosca (KTM) took the best times winning all the tests, but Tommaso Roccato (Fantic) did not let himself be detached. With a delay of only 8 seconds Tommaso stayed close to his compatriot. During the day Mosca slowed down, while Roccato kept pushing and took the first overall position winning the day. Mosca finished second ahead of Léo Lavesvre (KTM): the French rider had a slow start but then he managed to finish third overall. The podium

European races of the weekend 24-25/06/2023  

Road to FIM Europe Congress Zaragoza to host the 2023 edition In just one week the annual FIM Europe Congress will be hosted for the first time in Spain. The city of Zaragoza will see the 2023 edition to take place as perfect location to stage this esteemed gathering, as the Real Federación Motociclista Española was founded in the city 100 years ago. All is set. After last year exciting returning in Bucharest, from Thursday 29th June to Saturday 1st July the FIM Europe family will be reunited in Zaragoza, Spain, for the 27th edition of the FIM Europe Congress. An important moment for all the officials to meet and discuss about the current year and next season. In the year of its 100th anniversary the Real Federación Motociclista Española will be happy to welcome all the European Federations that enthusiastically responded to the participation for a weekend that promises

Northern Talent Cup: Vincze wins his first race and Sessler is back to victory The Northern Talent Cup was back again in action at Sachsenring in a thrilling MotoGP weekend for its fourth round of the season. Race 1 VM Racing Team’s Martin Vincze is a Northern Talent Cup race winner after making a last lap, last corner move stick on Lenoxx Phommara (Team Phommara) in Round 4, Race 1 at the Sachsenring. Rookie star Antoine Nativi finished within a tenth of the race victory to bag his first podium in the Cup. On a rapidly drying Sachsenring following heavy afternoon downpours, the NTC field were forced to opt for wet tyres as we got ourselves set for another classic battle for victory. Phommara started well from pole and grabbed the holeshot, but the lead changed lap by lap. Rocco Sessler (MCA Racing) made a great start from the second

SEC: Madsen begins the march to defend the title Final1 of the SEC – Speedway European Championship, took place on June 17th in Częstochowa, Poland. The start of the competition was not easy for the current European Champion Leon Madsen. However, after an unsuccessful first race where he finished in third position, he found his rhythm. Alongside his compatriot, Mikkel Michelsen, he led the classification after the heat stages, accumulating thirteen points. The Częstochowa track allowed for intense battles right from the first race. Adam Ellis proved this by securing three points in the opening race with a successful outside attack. Unfortunately for the Englishman, his subsequent performances were only worse.
On a positive note, Niels Kristian Iversen impressed the gathered fans. The Danish rider, who competed in Częstochowa as a replacement for the injured Grzegorz Zengota, made the most of the opportunity given to him by fate. He finished in

EMX65 / EMX85 European Championship South West zone The city of Mladina, about 30 km from Croatian capital Zagreb, hosted the fourth and last round of the EMX 65 / EMX 85 European Championship South West zone. Race1 of the EMX65 class saw the came back to win of Taj Golez (GasGas), who missed the next to last event in Portugal. The Slovenian rider won ahead of home rider Roko Ivandic (KTM) and compatriot Alex Novak (KTM), third at the end of a tight battle with the Italian Kevin Cantu (Husqvarna). Race2 was won by home hero Ivandic, who succeeded to see the chequered flag as first ahead of the zone leader Francesco Assini (GasGas), sixth in Race1. The Italian rider confirmed his leadership in the standings with 163 points. Third position for Kabelo Ledwaba (GasGas). The EMX85 saw a double win of Riccardo Pini (KTM). The Italian rider signed his third success

EMX Quad European Championship: Turrini rules round 2 The second round of the EMX Quad European Championship took place in Gdansk. The city is situated on the Baltic coast of northern Poland and is the principal seaport and the country's fourth-largest metropolitan area. 19 riders from 8 nations fought for victory. The weekend saw the fight between Estonian Karl Robin Rillo and Italian Patrick Turrini, who ruled the free practice and the qualifying. They put on a show both in Race1 and in Race2, sharing the victory. If Rillo won the first heat, Turrini ruled the second one from the start to the end. Great battle for the third step of the podium: Roman Gwiazda and Oliver Sansom were both third and fourth, but thanks to the P3 in the second race, Gwiazda took the third overall. Links FIM Europe EMX Quad Visit the SEC official Page