Road Racing

CEV Repsol Moto2 European Championship and European Talent Cup: Valencia crown the European champions Last round of the CEV Repsol Moto2 European Championship and European Talent Cup at Ricardo Tormo Circuit, in Valencia, Spain. A thrilling weekend for the FIM Europe with the special presence of FIM Europe President Mr Martin de Graaff. Mr Martin de Graaff, FIM Europe President “The last CEV Repsol races were wonderful. Many riders participate in the fight for the last points until the last. A huge group of 59 riders showed up in the European Talent Cup, so practicing and racing in two groups was necessary. In the Moto2 the number of riders was 30 and they give us nice races. The weekend ended very well. FIM Europe thanks all the involved people of the CEV Repsol organization and Dorna for the great season”. Moto2 championship podium Edgar Pons ended his Moto2™ ECh season by winning

CEV Repsol Moto2 European Championship and European Talent Cup: Edgar Pons is the new Moto2 Champion! Next to last race of the CEV Repsol Moto2 European Championship and European Talent Cup took place on 12th–13th October at Circuito de Albacete, in Spain. Edgar Pons took advantage of his first opportunity and lifted the Moto2™ European Championship title in the first race of the day - and he did it like a champion, winning from pole position. In Race1 Baiko Racing Team rider headed the race from the off followed by Héctor Garzó, Marcel Brenner (Kiefer Racing) and Anupab Sarmoon (VR46 Master Camp), who all took advantage of a good start to place themselves at the head of the race. Gradually Edgar Pons and Héctor Garzó pulled clear together while behind Yari Montella (Team Ciatti-Speed ​​Up) went down taking with him a frustrated Marcel Brenner. Miquel Pons (H43 Nobby Talasur Blumaq) started out

European Supersport Cup 600: Kyle Smith wins the 2019 FIM Europe Supersport Cup Kyle Smith (Team Pedercini Racing) was able to clinch the 2019 FIM Europe Supersport Cup title at Circuit de Nevers Magny Cours in France following a year of intense battle in the ever-competitive series. 2019 had a positive start for Smith that at the first round of the season in Aragón was able to finish inside the top ten, crossing the line in ninth position. But after a strong beginning, the British rider had to experience more difficulties when he headed to The Netherlands seven days later. With the severe weather conditions and the cold temperatures at the TT Circuit Assen, Smith had a tough weekend, and after having qualified sixteenth on the grid, he crashed out in the race while he was fighting for points. Cheered by the Italian fans, Smith scored points in Imola finishing

Supersport 300 Cup and Superstock 1000 Cup: last round in the Czech Republic The last round of the Supersport 300 Cup and Superstock 1000 Cup was raced on 27th-29th September at Autodrom Most, in the Czech Republic. Supersport 300 Cup In Race1 the Slovakian Maxim Repak won the first heat in front of Mate Szamado from Hungary and the Italian Manuel Rocca. In Race2 home hero Petr Svoboda grabbed the lead and pushed hard, but unfortunately he crashed while leading. The fight for the victory was again between Repak and Szamado. Repak had the best finishing in front of Szamado and Rocca.
Thanks to this double win in the final round Maxim Repak is the Supersport 300 Champion in Alpe Adria International Motorcycle Championship. Champion of FIME Supersport 300 Cup is Mate Szamado. Superstock 1000 Cup Michal Filla won race1 leading from the start to the finish. At the end of

CEV Repsol Moto2 European Championship and European Talent Cup: Izan Guevara is the new ETC champion The Circuito de Jerez Ángel Nieto was the setting of the sixth round of the FIM CEV Repsol, where Edgar Pons achieved a conclusive victory in Moto2™ and Izan Guevara was proclaimed champion of the European Talent Cup. In the Moto2™ European Championship, Edgar Pons consolidated his leadership with another victory, his sixth of the season. Héctor Garzó (CNS Motorsport) started from pole and took the lead followed by Alessandro Zaccone (Promoracing) and Edgar Pons, with the three riders pulling clear. Behind there was a crash involving several riders, which left Keminth Kubo (VR46 Master Camp Team) alone in fourth position chased by Tommaso Marcon (Team Ciatti-Speed Up). The championship leader overtook first Alessandro Zaccone and then Héctor Garzó to win the race by more than two seconds from the poleman and Zaccone. Tommaso Marcon

Supersport 300 and Superstock 1000 Cup: next to last race in Croatia Next to last race of the season for the Supersport 300 and Superstock 1000 Cup at Grobnik, Croatia. Supersport 300 Cup In a hard-fought race from the start to the end David Kuban from the Czech Republic ruled both the two races of the Supersport 300 Cup in front of the Hungarian Mate Szamado and the Italian Manuel Rocca, respectively twice second and twice third. Race1 and race2 classification: 1. David Kuban, CZE 2. Mate Szamado, HUN 3. Manuel Rocca, ITA Superstock 1000 Cup Leading from the start to the end Cristopher Bergman was unstoppable in race1 of Superstock 1000 class at Grobnik. Second position for Michal Filla, who won race2 in front of the Swedish rider. Third position in race1 for Michal Prašek and in race2 for Mate Laczko. Race1 classification: 1. Cristopher Bergman, SWE 2. Michal

Mini Moto Road Racing European Championship: little champions at TT Assen This weekend young riders from 15 different European countries went to TT Assen, in the Netherlands, for the Mini Moto Road Racing European Championship. With 9 different classes from MiniMoto to Ohvale 190 Mini GP there was a tough competition but a friendly and helpful atmosphere during the whole event. The winners: MiniMoto Junior A, Christian Borrelli, FMI MiniMoto Junior B, Kiyano Veier, KNMV MiniMoto Junior C, Emanuele Campagna, FMI MiniMoto Open 50, Lenoxx Phommara, FMS NSF 100, Loris Veneman, KNMV Ohvale 110, Maxime Schmid, FMS Ohvale 160, Riccardo Trolese, FMI Ohvale190, Daniel da Lio, FMI Mini GP 50, Giulio Pugliese, FMI The event was hosted by the Motorclub Assen en Omstreken and they as well as the KNMV had done a fine job of preparing and hosting this important event. The Mini Moto Road Racing European Championship is

Vintage Road Racing European Championship: the race in Donington Park Photographs courtesy www.pjm-photography.co.uk Riders of the Vintage Road Race European Championship gathered at the former Grand Prix circuit Anderstorp for the opening round of the 2019 Championship. Practice and qualifying went without any major problems for the FIME riders who all qualified. On Saturday the weather was perfect for racing with temperatures in the 20’s and a dry track until the last race when a heavy shower brought out the red flags and an early finish to the days racing. Sunday’s racing resumed with a dry track and the schedule was completed without further interruption. With a strong Classic Racing base in the UK Great Britain riders dominated the results apart from classes 6 and 7a where Hasse Gustafson ruled the roost for Sweden and took four wins on his Ducati machines. Against tough opposition Tanja Hentschel retained her Class

Mini Moto Road Racing European Championship: registrations are still open The Mini Moto Road Racing European Championship is ready to set its round at the historic TT Assen, in the Netherlands, from 16th to 18th August. The registrations will still open until Thursday 15th August for these categories: MINI MOTO (2 stroke) Junior A - from 8 years old (7 for some countries). 40cc 12mm exhaust reduction. Junior B - from 9 years old. 40cc 15mm exhaust reduction. Junior C - from 10 years old. 40cc free exhaust. Open A - from 11 years old. Open 50 maximum 50cc liquid cooled. MINIBIKE Mini GP 50 - from 10 years old. 50cc 2 stroke. Ohvale 110 - from 9 years old.  110cc 4 stroke. Ohvale 160 - from 10 years old. 160cc 4 stroke. Ohvale 190 - from 11 years old. 190cc 4 stroke. Honda NSF 100 - from 9 years old. 100cc 4 stroke. Further informations: Click here to download the Generic Entry Form Click here for the

Supersport 300 and Superstock 1000 Cup: fourth round in Germany On 19th-20th21st July the fourth round of the Supersport 300 and Superstock 1000 Cup was held in Oschersleben, Germany. Supersport 300 Even the race was a thrilling from the beginning to the end, this round was ruled by Oliver Konig, who won both Race1 and Race2. Second and third in both the races ware Miloslav Hrava and Jiri Nespesny. All the three riders are from the Czech Republic. Superstock 1000 One ruler in this category too. The Swedish Cristopher Bergman won Race 1 and Race2. After a bad crash in Slovakiaring, Michal Filla finished second in Race 1 while Arnaud Friedrich in Race2. Third in both the races Kamil Krzemien. Next round will be in Grobnik, Croatia, at the end of August.