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EMX 65 / EMX 85 European Championships and EMX Women' European Championship South East zone: third round in Serbia
 Third round of the EMX 65 / EMX 85 European Championship South East zone in Krusevac – Globare, Serbia. Riders from Turkey, Bulgaria, Hungary, Romania and Serbia took part to the race for the Final. EMX85 Once again, the Bulgarian Ventislav Toshev (HUSQVARNA) won both EMX85 races. Race 1 ahead of Bulgarian Danail Stefanov (GAS GAS), while in race 2 ahead of Hungarian Ferenc Orlov (HUSQVARNA) and Stefanov. The Hungarian rider missed the podium after crashing out in the first race, therefore the second overall position went to Stefanov. Mihnea Banu (YAHAMA) from Romania got the third step of the podium after finishing third in the first race and fourth in the second. Serbian Aleksa Milosavljevic (KTM) had to settle for fourth at his home race. EMX65 The EMX65 was won

Supersport 300 Cup - Superstock 1000 Cup
Women's European SS 300 Cup: races time in Croatia   Women's European SS 300 Cup For the first time the Women's European SS 300 Cup approached out of Italy with the Grand Prix of Grobnik at Rijeka, Croatia. Both race 1 and race 2 were a fight between Neila Santos and Sara Sanchez: one win each for the Spanish rider, with the Italian Roberta Ponziani third. Supersport 300 Cup Double victory for the poleman Gasper Hudovernik, who won ahead the Croatian Fran Bebic and the Polish Patrycja. Superstock 1000 Cup Poleman David Bozic from Serbja took the leadership, winning race 1 and race 2 at Grobnik. Both days second on the podium the Slovakian Tomas Svitok and third Strahinja Kovacevic from Serbia.   Visit our Road Racing page  

European U19 Speedway Championship: last qualifying in Divisov The third and last qualifying competition for the promotion to the finals of the new European Under-19 Individual Speedway Championship took place in Divišov, as usual. Sixteen riders from six countries fought for the five places of the final, that will take place in Riga, Latvia, on 7 August. Final results: 1. Bartlomiej Kowalski, Poland 2. Drew Kemp, Great Britain 3. Leon Flint, Great Britain   Visit our Track Racing page

Hill Climb and Vintage Hill Climb European Championship: action in Italy Second round of the Hill Climb and first one for the Vintage Hill Climb European Championship in Italy, in the mountains of Pogio-Vallefredda. A hot weekend welcomed over 200 riders who took part to the race scheduled with the Italian Championship. Hill Climb race 1 and race 2 results: 250 GP 1. Guido Testoni, ITA 2. Bernard Depierreux, BEL 3. Marco Vigilucci, ITA Supersport 600 1. Maurizio Bottalico, ITA 2. Tiziano Rosati 3. Mauro Poncini Superbike 1. Stefano Bonetti, ITA 2. Salvatore Sallustro, ITA 3. Reinhard Strack Supermono 1. Philippe Bongard 2. Cosimo Sozzo 3. Stafano Leone Vintage Hill Climb results: Class Open 1. Alpassi Carlo 2. Lombardi Giovanni Class 125 2T 1. Testoni Guido 2. Mutti Pierluigi 3. Laureti Lucio Class 250 2T 1. Avo Tommaso 2. Tedeschi Gino 3. Della Latta Roberto Class 250 2T GP 1.

European races of the weekend 26-27/06/2021

Northern Talent Cup: action at Sachsenring! Race 1 Jakub Gurecky (JRT Brno Circuit) has done it again! The Czech rider made it four in a row with another impressive win to begin Round 3, although this time it was a different victory. Starting well from pole and fighting it out in a five-rider battle for the podium, the number 59 then pulled the pin with perfect timing to get back onto the top step. Rookie Rossi Moor (FAIRIUM Next Generation Riders Team) took his first NTC podium in second as the Hungarian finds his feet, with Lorenz Luciano (Junior Black Knights Team) in the fight once again and the Belgiian taking third. Gurecky got the best start from pole, taking the the holeshot and making an early statement on his dry weather pace. Five riders started to pull away in a front group straight away though and he couldn't escape:

European U19 Individual Speedway Championship: QR3 in Denmark Exciting Q3 for the European U19 Individual Speedway Championship in a sunny and hot day in Holsted, Denmark. The winner Philip Hellström-Bängs (Sweden) dropped only one point and stormed to victory and was also crowned Nordic U19 champion. There was a run-off to decide second and third place, between Marcus Birkemose and Emil Breum, both with 12 points, and the run off was won by Marcus Birkemose. Fourth and fifth place was also a tie on 10 points, which was taken by the 2 norwegian riders Mathias Pollestad and Espen Sola. To decide the last qualifying place for the final, three riders with 9 points. The winner of the run off was Danish rider Esben Hjerrild. Second was Casper Henriksson from Sweden, and last was Silas Høegh from Denmark.   Visit our Track Racing page

Bajas European Championship: Baja TT Dehesa Extremadura First round for the Bajas European Championship together with the fifth edition of the Baja TT Dehesa Extremadura on 11-12-13 June in Badajoz, Spain. The Portuguese Mario Patrão (Husqvarna), winner of Friday's Supertest and leader at the end of the second day, finished fourth on the last day winning the race. Second place for Tiago Alexandre Santos with yamaha and third for Luis Pimenta (Suzuki). Visit our Bajas page

Motocross European Championships: calendars updates   The FIM Europe would like to inform of some updates to the 2021 Motocross Championships calendars. Firstly, together with Infront Moto Racing, is pleased to confirm the venue for the MXGP of France on the 9th-10th of October, as Lacapelle-Marival. The circuit, located in the southwest of France is not entirely new to the FIM Motocross World Championship. Additionally, the round of Latvia in Kegums, originally scheduled on the 10th & 11th of July, will now move to the 7th & 8th of August, meanwhile the races of Sweden in Uddevalla will no longer take place in 2021 and are postponed to the 2022 season. The FIM Europe would like to thank all of the parties involved for understanding and cooperation during this period. Visit our Motocross page Visit Infront Moto Racing web site

SEC: Final 1 On Wednesday, June 16th, the competition for the title of Speedway European Champion began on the track in Bydgoszcz. Leon Madsen was the best in the first of the four final rounds, although he did not seem to be the favorite to win the competition. Again, the Dane showed his high class in the most important heats of the day and managed to perfectly use the replay of the final run. The leader of the general classification, however, was Piotr Pawlicki, who finished second, but collected the most points. The podium was completed by SEC debutant Daniel Bewley. Fans saw an interesting competition, in with great racing and many position changings. Already in the first run a great duel was fought by Patryk Dudek and Piotr Pawlicki, the main Polish candidates to win the whole series. 
In the first run of the second series Piotr Pawlicki had