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2022 FIM Europe Congress Day2 Michal Sikora is the new FIM Europe President New elected FIM Europe President Michal Sikora together with Jorge Viegas (FIM President) Second official day for the FIM Europe Congress inside the Radisson Blu Hotel in Bucharest, Romania. The day started with the “General Secretaries Leadership Path” FIM Workshop and a special meeting with the President of the Chamber of Deputies of Romania, Marcel Ciolacu, who received a complimentary plate from the former FIM Europe President, Martin de Graaff, as a sign of gratitude for the hospitality in Romania. At this special meeting also the FIM President, Jorge Viegas, the Sport State Secretary at the Romanian Sport Ministry, Thomas-Razvan Moldovan, the new FIM Europe President, Michal Sikora, and the Romanian Federation President, Ioan Cristian Muresan, together with his Vice-President, Nicoleta Olariu, and Secretary General, Sabin Olariu. From left: Sabin Olariu (Romanian Federation Secretary General), Michal Sikora

2022 FIM Europe Congress Day1 First day for the FIM Europe family in Bucharest with the reunion of the Sporting and Beyond Sporting Councils. After two years of stop due to the COVID pandemic and restrictions, the FIM Europe Congress officially kicked off today inside the Radisson Blu Hotel in Bucharest, Romania, and will take place during the whole weekend in the presence of 39 National Federations. A unique opportunity for all Federations, Commissions Chairmen and Members as well as FIM Europe Championships’ promoters to meet and share ideas and expertise, all driven by a common passion for motorcycling. From left: Thomas Moldovan (Secretary of State at the Ministry of Sports), Martin de Graaff (FIM Europe President), Cristian Muresan (President of the Romanian Motorcycling Federation) The first day began with a special press conference with the Romanian National TV in the presence of the FIM Europe President, Martin de Graaff,

European races of the weekend 02-03/07/2022

NTC: Moor and Schneider emerged victorious at Assen Race1 Rossi Moor (Farium Next Generation Riders) claimed a fourth victory of the season to extend his advantage at the top of the 2022 Northern Talent Cup standings in a scintillating Race 1 at the TT Circuit Assen. A late move on title rival Kevin Farkas (Agria Racing Team) saw Moor keep up his 100% podium tally this season, with Farkas picking up P2 ahead of fellow Hungarian – and debut rostrum finisher – Tibor Varga (Forty Racing). It was the first time this season that Moor hadn’t started from the front row and despite not getting the best of launches, it wasn’t long before the impressive Hungarian found his way to the front. The lead was changing constantly though with home hero Loris Veneman (Team NL Open Line) carving his way to P1, but his race ended with a highside on

EMX 65 / EMX 85 European Championship
 North East zone - North West zone - South East zone
 EMX Women's European Championship North East zone and EMX Women's The city of Gdansk, Poland, hosted the third round of the EMX 65 / EMX 85 European Championship - North East zone and the seventh of the EMX Women's European Championship. The big heat welcomed all the riders for exciting and extreme battles. In the EMX65 Lucas Leok won ahead of Aston Allas and Jekabs Hudolejs, while the EMX85 class saw the great challenge between home rider Dawid Zaremba, Elmantas Cepulis and Travis Leok. In the EMX Women's Mathea Selebo from Norway prevailed ahead of Line Dam from Denmark and Alexandra Massury: with this double victory she is the new European champion. North West zone In the very nice track of Kaplice, Czech Republic, AMK v ACR Kaplice hosted the fifth round of the serie. In the EMX65 class

Supersport 300 Cup - Superstock 1000 Cup
 - Women's European SS 300 Cup Second round for the Supersport 300 Cup - Superstock 1000 Cup and fourth for the Women's European SS 300 Cup in Grobnik, Croatia. In SSP300 race1 split group arrived under the chequered flag to declare victory to poleman Patrycja Sowa ahead of Guido Berselli and Etien Kantar Bozic. In race2 Berselle had fantastic start grabbing the leadership from the beginning until the chequered flag. Second position for Sowa, 7 tents behind, while once again Bozic finished third. In the STK1000 Renato Novosel won both race1 and race2. In the Women's European SS 300 Cup poleman Neila Santos Beatriz took the leadership since the very first corner. Behind her great battle between trio Isis Carreno, Sara Sanchez and Josephine Bruno with enthusiastic overtakes. Race2 was very exciting with a big group of 8 riders in the first half of the race. Neila

European Individual Grass Track: SF1 For the first time the Holsted Speedway Club organized a competition of the European Individual Grass Track in Denmark. Final results 1. Jake Mulford, GBR 2. Kenneths Krusse Hansen, DEN 3. Jacob Buckhave, DEN SF2 is scheduled on July 24th in Germany and the Final on August 7th in Great Britain. Visit the Track Racing page Visit the SEC official Page

The Enduro European  Championship promotes eco-friendly mobility with a class reserved to electric bikes   Great news for the 2022 Borilli Enduro European Championship! In occasion of the 3rd round in Sipoo, Finland, on 23rd-24th July, a new class reserved to electric bikes will be introduced. This new type of vehicle will arrive within the Championship and will race the same special tests of the “traditional” vehicles. An exciting proving ground for these bikes which have made their appearance on the market years ago. Despite the absence of the traditional sound, they manage to give the same emotions as vehicles with the internal combustion engine. A brand-new and innovative formula aimed at promoting the sustainable mobility. The FIM Europe is increasingly careful in respecting and safeguarding the planet and the promotion of this zero-emission category is a concrete proof. More information about the new category and the race: www.enduroeuropean.com Click

European races of the weekend 24-25/06/2022

2022 FIM Europe Congress It’s almost time Next week the FIM Europe family will finally meet again face to face in Bucharest for the FIM Europe Congress in a thrilling and exciting weekend. With last two year’s editions cancelled due to COVID restrictions, the FIM Europe is happy to announce that from Wednesday 29th June to Saturday 2nd July the FIM Europe Congress will take place inside the Radisson Blu Hotel in Bucharest, Romania. The glittering European capital city is no stranger to hosting this prestigious occasion and last hosted the Congress back in 1999, which proved to be a successful event. Bucharest will again welcome the FIM Europe Congress, this being next week. The European Federations enthusiastically responded with large participation in a weekend that promises to be exciting. 2022 FIM Europe Congress - Schedule After the opening of the Congress Secretariat on Wednesday, on the following day the