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EMX Quad Championship FIM Europe is pleased to announce that, with full cooperation of the FIM and APO Multimedia, the 2021 EMX Quad championship will consist of 3 point scoring races at each event when combined with the FIM Sidecarcross World championship. One race will take place on Saturday which will replace the Qualification race and two races will take place on Sunday, with all 3 races being 25 minutes plus 2 laps. This has been agreed due to the small number of events because of the Covid pandemic restrictions imposed on organisers. This will also apply to the stand alone event at Mladina in Croatia. Therefore the quad riders will have more point scoring races for the overall championship classification, as will the sidecar competitors. Starting order for the three races will be determined by the timed practise session of 25 minutes. Normal points will be awarded for each

Street Freestyle European Cup: double round in Turkey The Turkish city of Afyonkarahisar hosted the first 2 rounds of the Street Freestyle European Cup with the support of the Turkish Motorcycling Federation (TMF) and the promoter ESFC Street Freestyle Sport. The event was opened to the public and attended by Afyonkarahisar Governor Mr Gökmen Çiçek and Afyonkarahisar Mayor Mr Mehmet Zeybek Day 1 Hungarian riders ruled the competition: Balazs Herczeg confirmed his good form winning the race in front of Tamas Vegh, second, and Zoltan Bator, third. Day 2 Race 2 saw the major duel between Tamas Vegh and Zoltan Bator fighting for the second place, while the victory goes to Balazs Herczeg again. At the end second position for Tamas Vegh ahead of Zoltan Bator. Next event of the Championship will enter the calendar soon. Stay tuned! Visit our Road Racing page

EMX 250 European Championship and EMX Open European Championship: the Dutch rule in Oss as Elzinga and De Waal win in EMX Saturday’s race action in Oss is done and dusted with Dutch riders Rick Elzinga from TBS Conversions KTM Racing Team and Micha-Boy De Waal of No Fear/Jumbo BT Racing Team victorious in the EMX250 and EMX Open categories. Both riders were met by an eager Dutch crowd who urged them on from start to finish as they craved their way through the sand on their way to victory. EMX 250 European Championship In the opening EMX250 race it was SM Action Racing Team YUASA Battery’s Kevin Horgmo who was the early race leader before crashing, which allowed Fantic Factory Team Maddii's Nicholas Lapucci, Jorgen-Mathias Talviku of No Fear/Jumbo BT Racing Team, Yago Martinez from Team VRT Nordpesca Holland, Elzinga and Dave Kooiker of Hutten Metaal Yamaha Racing through, among others, as the Norwegian dropped to 8th. Talviku and

EMX 65 / EMX 85 European Championship North East zone and EMX Women' European Championship: race time in Estonia This weekend Pärnu Airport Motopark hosted the rounds of EMX Women and EMX 85 / EMX 65 North East zone. German Anne Borchers won her first EMX Women overall this season, while Latvian Janis Martins Reisulis dominated EMX 85 and Estonian Lucas Leok EMX 65 races.
Anne Borchers (Suzuki) grabbed the EMX Women race1 took the lead when Dutch Shana van der Vlist (KTM) attacked and started to pull away from the rest of the pack. With a good pace and speed, he won with 10 seconds on Borchers. Third position for was Mathea Selebu (Yamaha), who didn't have the enough speed to get the second place.
Borchers was the best in the start of race2 followed by Selebu. Van der Vlist reached the second position and tried to take the lead, but

European 250cc Youth Speedway Cup: Polish rider Oskar Paluch gets the title Thrilling weekend for the European 250cc Youth Speedway Cup in Torun, Poland,with two days of Semifinals and the great Final round. The event began with the promotion of “A moment for nature” project, launched by the Polish Federation environmental project: #PzmIDoCareAboutTheEnvironment spoke about 3R (reduce – reuse – recycle) - important things for our environment. The races took place in excellent conditions and in the last heat of the meeting the best riders met: the fifth win gave the title to home rider Oskar Paluch ahead of Bastian Pedersen and Nagel Christiansen. Final classification 1. Oskar Paluch PZM 2. Bastian Pedersen DMU 3. Nagel Christiansen DMU Visit our Track Racing page

European races of the weekend 17-18/07/2021  

SEC: thrilling final in Poland   For the third time in history the SEC series came to Rybnik, while for the second time the final round took place in this city. Before the competition, the top of the general classification became so tight that from the very beginning you could expect an extremely fierce battle for gold. Mikkel Michelsen and Piotr Pawlicki were ex aequo in the lead, followed by Leon Madsen with a loss of just two points. The fourth Patryk Dudek, who had six points less than the leaders, also wanted to look for a chance to fight for the highest place. It was also interesting to compete for a place in the top five, which was guaranteeing a stay in the SEC series for the next season. The sixth Robert Lambert and the seventh Bartosz Smektała could still attack the fifth Daniel Bewley, to which they lost

European Pairs Speedway Championship: Qualifying Round in Debrecen Qualifying Round for the European Pairs Speedway Championship in Debrecen, Hungary. Great day for Great Britain, who won the meeting scoring 27 points with the team Adam Ellis, Chris Harris and Tom Brennan. Second place for Denmark with 23 (Mads Hansen, Kevin Juhl Pedersen). These both teams qualified to the Final which will be held in Macon, France, on July 24th. Final QR results: 1. Great Britain (Adam Ellis, Chris Harris, Tom Brennan) 2. Denmark (Mads Hansen, Kevin Juhl Pedersen) 3. Slovakia (Martin Vaculik, Jakub Valkovic) Visit our Track Racing page

European races of the weekend 10-11/07/2021

CEV Repsol Moto2 European Championship and Hawkers European Talent Cup: thrilling action at Portimao All eyes were on Fermin Aldeguer in Moto2™ Ech and the championship leader lived up to the billing. The 16-year-old produced a dominant performance in Race 1, showing incredible consistency and speed to pull clear of team-mate Alonso Lopez (Boscoscuro Talent Team-Ciatti). Adam Norrodin (Liqui Moly Intact SIC Racing Team) equalled his career best result in third, taking advantage of a crash for his team-mate Lukas Tulovic in the early stages after the German had made a bright start from row two. Race 2 was much more closely fought with Lopez signalling his intentions off the start line, immediately passing the polesitter. Despite many attempts, Aldeguer struggled to overcome his team-mate before a ruthless move on the penultimate lap saw him secure a seventh victory in succession. With the second Boscoscuro forced to run off track, this allowed