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European Individual Grass Track: SF2 Semi Final 2 of the European Individual Grass Track in Werlte, a town in the Emsland district, in Lower Saxony, Germany. The race took place in good weather conditions on a well-prepared track thank to the excellent job of the Organization. In front of a warm home-crew of 5 thousand spectators, all the riders gave their best showing great skills. The Dutch Romano Hummel ruled the event, ahead of the German Kart and Briton Cooper. Top three: Romano Hummel, NED Stephan Katt, GER Paul Cooper, GBR Visit the Track Racing page Visit the SEC official Page

EMX 125 and EMX 250 European Championship: Coenen and Reisulis master the sand at the round of Flanders Round seven of the EMX250 and EMX125 Presented by FMF Racing Championships have concluded at the round of Flanders that saw Jumbo Husqvarna BT Racing Team’s Luca Coenen and Janis Martins Reisulis victorious in the deep and sandy conditions of Lommel. EMX250 In the first EMX250 race, it was Sacha Coenen of Jumbo Husqvarna BT Racing who took the holeshot from Hutten Metaal Yamaha Racing’s Rick Elzinga and Andrea Bonacorsi. Elzinga made a quick move into the lead, as Bonacorsi followed through and moved into second as S. Coenen got pushed down to third. Guillem Farres of Raths Motorsports fought his way up the order as he eventually passed Dave Kooiker of Hutten Metaal Yamaha Racing for third. By the fourth lap, Farres also managed to get ahead of Bonacorsi, though the Italian fought back immediately to take back his position. Farres then crashed and did not carry on with the race. Meanwhile Lucas Coenen of Jumbo

European Pairs Speedway Championship: Semi Final 1 The Semi Final 1 of the European Pairs Speedway Championship took place in Macon, France, in the east of the country. The meeting was run with the track in the perfect condition and good weather conditions in front of a warm audience. The sprint for the first place was in balance since to first heat between Great Britain and Sweden and only in the last heat the five points of Great Britain let them win the meeting. Third place and last qualify to Norway. Out of the Final Italy with Paco Castagna, who has done the maximum individual score of the meeting, while a new generation of French young riders finished fifth ahead of Netherlands. All is set for the Final, scheduled on August 08th in Denmark. Final classification: 1. Great Britain 2. Sweden 3. Norway 4. Italy 5. France 6. The Netherlands

Enduro European Championship: home-advantage used in Finland On the first day of the Borilli Enduro European Championship 2022 in Sipoo, Finland, local hero Eero Remes won on his Husqvarna: the Finn has already collected three World Championship titles in his active career and, although he actually wanted to hang up his helmet, he couldn't resist the temptation: "I only live 20 minutes from here and I know the terrain and the conditions well. It would be a shame not to have taken the chance to race" he said after the competition. At first it didn't look like Hein had the advantage, because in the demanding extreme test the small rider got stuck in the long stone field and lost more than 40 seconds, which dropped him to sixth place overall. But Remes continued to fight his way to the front and was actually able to snatch victory from his compatriot

Enduro European Championship: the 2022 Borilli European Enduro Championship enters its second half The 24 MX round 3 will take place this weekend in Sipoo, Finland, just 40 km east of the capital Helsinki. It’s the chance for Belgian Erik Willems to extend his lead in the overall standings: the Husqvarna rider had lost much of his lead due to technical problems in the last round and now it’s time to redeem. His toughest opponent, the Briton Dan Mundell, had already prepared himself the past days in Sweden, with similar ground conditions as in Sipoo. But the three-time Enduro World Champion Eero Remes can also be considered one of the favourites: the Finn will use his home race as guest start in the European Championship. The 2019 European Champion, Eemil Pohjola, is also one of the riders to keep an eye on at his home race. In the senior category,

Tender Intermediary Advertising and Sponsorships Proposal to become Intermediary of FIM Europe in the search for Sponsors and Advertising, for the period 01.10.2022-30.09.2026 FIM Europe has decided to launch a tender to find an (some) Intermediary(ies) in the search for Sponsors and Advertising, for the period 01.10.2022-30.09.2026. In particular, the Intermediary should carry out the following tasks: Research of a Main Sponsor, which could be present in multiple FIM Europe activities. Research of Sponsorships for the FIM Europe events (not races), such as Congresses, Conferences, Training Camps…etc. Research of Advertising to be inserted in the FIM Europe publications (Yearbook, Magazine, Press Releases, Website…etc.). We would like to point out that this “Call for Expression of Interest” (CEI) is no more than an invitation to tender and it does not constitute a contract or an offer from FIM Europe. Please note that, by entering into discussions with FIM Europe and/or by

European races of the weekend 23-24/07/2022  

Hill Climb European Championship and Vintage Hill Climb European Championship Second round of the Vintage Hill Climb European Championship and fifth for the HIll Climb European Championship in the beautiful Italian landscape of Forca di Cerro-Spoleto. A perfect race day with good weather conditions and a strong heat, with hard-fought challenges between the riders. Here below the winners of the Vintage race: Class 125 2T Alpassi Carlo, ITA Class 250 2T - Pazzaglia Thomas, ITA Class 750 4T - Alonzi Williams, ITA Class 500 4T - Mezzone Daniel, ITA The winners of the Hill Climb race: The winners of the Hill Climb race: Supermoto - Maurizio Bottalico, ITA Superbike - Jean Luc David, FRA Supersport - Maurizio Bottalico, ITA 250 GP - Guido Testoni, ITA Visit our Vintage page Visit Infront Moto Racing

Moto2 European Championship and European Talent Cup: second half of the season sparks to life in Portimao The Autodromo Internacional do Algarve produced exhilarating action, as the Portuguese circuit hosted the 5th round of the Moto2™ European Championship and Hawkers European Talent Cup. Moto2 The first race of the day for the Moto2™ European Championship saw Lukas Tulovic (Liqui Moly Intact GP Junior Team) take an early lead to the race, but after a series of gear selection mistakes the German was forced to carve his way back through the pack to take second. Trying to capitalise on Tulovic’s mistakes, the rookie sensation Senna Agius (Promoracing) put the hammer down at the front, until he eventually crashed out of the race at Turn 5. It was Alex Escrig (Yamaha Philippines Stylobike Racing Team) who eventually took the win, fending off Tulovic to take back-to-back wins with Xavier Cardelus (Promoracing) rounding out the podium. It was

EMX 2T European Championship EMX 65 / EMX 85 European Championship Finals: Marek, Bauer and Macuks secure EMX gold medals in Loket The future stars of motocross battled at the old-school track of Loket as the MXGP of Czech Republic hosted the finals of the EMX65, EMX85 and the one-round EMX2T series that saw the fastest riders in Europe go head-to-head for gold, silver and bronze medals! EMX65 In EMX65 race one, it was Harry Dale who led Francesco Assini, Louis Morette, Jekabs Hudolejs and Jorge Salvador out of the gate. Meanwhile last year’s champion Lucas Leok started down on 17th. There was a change in the lead quite quickly, as Alex Novak moved into first ahead of Assini who remained second with Hudolejs also moving up to third. Leok was making good progress in the first few laps, as he managed to get himself up to 11th, then eighth and sixth, before dropping back down to 10th by the end of the race. Assini then dropped out of second to sixth,