From 8th to 11th March 2018, the Rome Fair is hosting the tenth edition of Motodays, Motorbike and Scooter Show in the Center-South of Italy, an event that in a short time has managed to establish itself in the sector of the trade fair, becoming second fair in Italy for the powered two-wheeler universe. Among the thematic areas, the "Motorcycle Touring” one. Great news, for the 10 years of the event, is the "International touring exchange on two wheels", with the participation of many foreign companies which propose their dream offers for a two-wheeled adventure. In this context, the presence of FIM Europe was added with its space dedicated to its Touring activities. The 2nd FIM Europe Moto-Tour Assistant Training Course and the FIM Europe Recommended Hotels and Campings were presented on the stand and in the periodic interventions on the stage. The purpose of the 2nd FIM Europe Moto-Tour
The FIM Europe official website has been enriched with a new section, dedicated to the Regional Associations and the results of their sports events. In particular, at the following link http://www.fim-europe.com/results_regional/ the 2017 sports event results can be already found. The new section contains all the results of the sports events organised by AAMU -Alpe Adria Motorcycle Union (2017 Results), AMM - Association Méditerranéenne de Motocyclisme (2017 Results), BMA Baltic Motorcyclists Association (2017 Results), BMU - Balkan Motorcycle Union (2017 Results), MACEC - Motorcycle Association of Central European Countries (2017 Results), NMC - Nordic Motorsport Council (2017 Results).
The new issue of FIM Europe Yearbook is online on FIM Europe official website and it can be downloaded for free at this link. The FIM Europe 2018 Yearbook is available also in the reserved area of the official website. In the table of contents, we find the Welcome from the FIM Europe President Dr Wolfgang Srb, the story, organisation and structure of FIM Europe, as well as infos about International Organisations, National Federations and Regional Associations, the 2017 sporting results, the roll of honour of European Championships and Cups. Furthermore, infos about Communication, FIM Europe website, press card, Road Safety Conference, FIM Europe Congress and Motorcycle friendly Hotels. The Yearbook also contains infos about the 2018 Sporting Year, FIM Europe licences, inscription fees, riders, teams, homologated tracks and the 2018 Sporting Calendar.
The atmosphere in the Biskaia Arena was electric for the 2nd round of the European Superenduro Cup. A little over 6000 fans came to the Bilbao Exhibition Center to cheer on the best international riders – the event hosted, in fact, also the 4th round of the Maxxis FIM Superenduro Maxxis FIM Superenduro World Championship. The show, which was full-on, complete with enthusiastic cheerleaders and shockingly unpredictable races. Great challenge between French Jacon Adrien and German Tim Apolle, winner of the first round in Poland, who raced with a KTM 300 that he will also use in the German Enduro Championship. The first manche was regular, while in the second final, just after the start, the crash of a rider slowed the race of the best ones, who had to make difficult comebacks, on the very technical track set up in the city of the Basque Country. This race saw
The new FIM Europe MAG is online and can be downloaded at this link. In this issue, all the updates about the FIM Europe activities and in particular the report about the Non-Sporting Commissions Meetings at Fiumicino (Italy) and some interesting analysis from FIM Europe Secretary General Alessandro Sambuco, on 2017 activity, from Martin De Graaff on European Championships, from Silvio Manicardi on Non Sporting Commissions and from John Chatterton-Ross on Public Affairs. Furthermore, all the photos and news about the presence of FIM Europe at some important events, from the ACEM Conference in Brussels to the Turkey MXGP Presentation.
The city of Electron, in Russia, hosted the Final 1 and 2 of the European Individual Ice Speedway Championship. The event was held in front of around 5.000 spectators on each day, with sunny weather and temperatures around minus 25/20°C. The track conditions were perfect during the whole meeting thanks to the excellent job of the local club. There were some crashes during hard fight for points, but luckily with no injuries for the riders. The winner was Igor Kononov in front of Eduard Krysov and Nikita Bogdanov, all from Russia. All results on FIM Europe website: http://www.fim-europe.eu/events/483