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EMX 65 / EMX 85 European Championship - North East zone
 EMX Women's European Championship In a sunny and summer weekend about 60 young riders and 20 women from 12 different countries took part to the first round of the season for the EMX 65 / EMX 85 European Championship - North East zone and the fifth of the EMX Women's European Championship in Parnu, Estonia. EMX85 Race1 provided a lot of excitement with the fight until the very end between Estonian riders Travis Leok, winner, Gregor Kuusk, second, and Tristen Mardo, third. Leok ruled race2 too ahead of Kuusk, while third position for Dawid Zaremba. EMX65 In a hard-fought race1 Lucas Leok won ahead of Jekabs Hudolejs from Latvia and Gregor Lootus from Estonia. Leok and Hudolejs ruled race2 too, while Enri Lustus finished third. WOMENS The favorite Mathea Selebo from Norvay did not deceive, winning both race1 and race2 ahead of Line Dam from

EMX 65 / EMX 85 European Championship - South West zone Orehova Vas, Slovenia, in the neighbourhood of the beautiful city of Maribor, hosted the final round in the EMX 65 / EMX 85 European Championship - South West zone. EMX85 In race1 the French Basile Pigois took the holeshot, maintaining the lead for 4 laps. The Italian Gennaro Utech passed from fifth to first, making a mistake pushed by Filippo Mantovani. In the last lap, four corners before the chequered flag, Mantovani took the lead and won the race ahead of Amaury Maindru and Utech. This opened again the fight for the standings, as Niccolo Mannini finished fifth. In the second heat Mantovani won ahead of Utech and Maindru: championship leader Mannini had again a smart race, winning the zone round.ù EMX65 In race1 the holeshot was for local hero Alex Novak, but after a mistake he passed 18th. Championship leader Ricardo Bauer

European U19 Individual Speedway Championship: Qualifying Round 3 The city of Vetlanda, Sweeden, hosted the QR3 of the European U19 Individual Speedway Championship together with the U19 Nordic Championship final. With 15 points home rider Casper Henriksson finished first becoming Nordic Champion. The Danish riders William Drejer dropped one point, finishing second overall, followed by Jesper Knudsen. Nicolai Heiselberg and Mathias Pollestad go straight to the final too, as fourth and fifth. The QR1 will take place in July in Slovakia, the QR2 in September in the Czech Republic, while the Final will be held on September 17th in Hungary. Top the event classification 1. Casper Henriksson, SWE 2. William Drejer, DEN 3. Jesper Knudsen, DEN Visit the Track Racing page Visit the SEC official Page

Hill Climb European Championship: third round In perfect weather condition with summer temperatures, the city of Julbach, Austria, welcomed the Hill Climb European Championship. In the first heat, French rider Jean Luc David with his Honda CBR1000RR (Superbike class) was very close to a new track record (1:05.489) In the second run, the difference between the winner and the second (Andreas Gangl) was only 0.01 seconds, again in favor of the French. Among the men, Alice Sabatini was the only one woman in the SuperMoto class. She finished third in the first heat and fourth in the event Italian rider Giudo Testoni. In the SSP600 Mauro Poncini improved in the second heat, but that was not enough to catch up with the well-disposed Maurizio Bottalico.   Together with the Hill Climb European Championship races, also the Vintage Championship was in action with its riders. Here below the winners: Class 4

European races of the weekend 11-12/06/2022    

EMX 125 European Championship and EMX 250 European Championship: Elzinga and Valk secure overall victories at French round Rounds five of the EMX125 Presented by FMF Racing and EMX250 Championships have concluded in Ernèe, France, with overall victories from Fantic Factory Racing’s Cas Valk and Hutten Metaal Yamaha Racing’s Rick Elzinga. EMX125 In the first EMX125 Presented by FMF Racing heat, it was Toni Giorgessi who took the holeshot ahead of Yamaha Europe EMX125 MJC’s Ivano Van Erp and Fantic Factory Team Maddii’s Alexis Fueri, as a number of riders went down in the first corner. Van Erp briefly took over the lead, though Giorgessi responded immediately before the Dutchman was able to find his way to the front for good by the end of the opening lap. Further behind, Fantic Factory Team Maddii’s Cas Valk was making progress up to the top three and by the third lap was leading the way with Karlis Alberts

European Handy Bridgestone Cup second round at Spa The second round of the European Handy Bridgestone Cup took place at famous Circuit Spa Francorchamps together with the Endurance World Championship and Sidecar World Championship, at the presence of FIM Europe President Mr Martin De Graaff. The event started on Thursday with free practices, while races took place on Friday and Saturday with riders from six different countries (France, Belgium, Italy, Spain, Germany, Czech Republic), remarking the international aspect of this Championship. Class 1000cc At the end of a thrilling race 1 the French rider Benoit Thibal got the win ahead of Italian Emiliano Malagoli and Martin Horky from the Czech Republic. In race 2 was Horky to win. Behind him great challenge for the second position between two Italian riders: at the end Alex Innocenti had the best on Malagoli. As regards the special category "Lesser Impared" 1000cc, reserved to

EMX 65 / EMX 85 European Championship - North West zone EMX Women's European Championship Fourth round of the EMX 65 / EMX 85 European Championship - North West zone in Velhan, Germany, together with the fourth round of the EMX Women's European Championship. Final classification EMX 65cc 1. Harry Dale, GBR 2. Jamiro Peters, GER 3. Eeka Laaksonen, FIN EMX 85 cc 1. Dani Heitink, NED 2. Gyan Doensen, NED 3. Freddie Bartlett, SWE EMX Women 1. Mathea Selebø, NOR 2. Line Dam, DEN 3. Laura Raunkær, DEN EMX Women 125cc 1. Alexandra Massury, GER 2. Tyra Bäkckström Sweden 3. Pauline Amy Sczeponek Visit our Motocross page Visit Infront Moto Racing

European races of the weekend 04-05/06/2022    

Drag Bike European Championship & Junior Cup: lights on the new season! The Drag Bike European Championship & Junior Cup is back to the action! The first of the five round scheduled in the 2022 calendar was raced in Santa Pod, Great Britain, at the presence of FIM Europe President, Mr Martin de Graaff, and the 1st Deputy President and Chairman of the Sporting Council Mr Michal Sikora. “After two years without the European Championship all fans looked forward to watch the exciting races again on the beautiful Santa Pod race track. The number of fans showed us how they missed it. Together with the 1st Deputy President Michal Sikora I enjoyed the spectacular races with small differences in the running times and high speed at the finish of the quarter mile (about 400 m). Drag Racing Commission Chairman Mr Job Heezen renewed his contacts with the riders and was