Road Racing

NTC: Moor secures the Cup, Farkas is runner up and Schneider takes third overall Rossi Moor (FAIRUM Next Generation Riders Team) is the 2022 Northern Talent Cup winner at the end of the race at Red Bull Ring, Austria. The Hungarian put together an impressive season of wins and visits to the podium, ultimately sidelined from the finale but his lead proving just enough. Second overall in 2022 after likewise proving unable to take the race starts in Spielberg is Kevin Farkas (Agria Racing Team), whose late season charge was something to behold. German rider Dustin Schneider (Goblin Racing) secured third overall, showing great progress throughout a season that also saw him take his first win. Congratulations to our top three, and to all the class of 2022! Race 1 Tibor Varga (Forty Racing) is now a Northern Talent Cup race winner! The Hungarian came out on top in an

Supersport 300 Cup: Guido Berselli even more leader Penultimate round of the Supersport 300 Cup at the well-known Circuit of Grobnik, Croatia, with a strong heat and high temperatures. Championship leader Guido Berselli from Italy ruled race 1 ahead of Patricia Sowa from Poland and Etien Kantar Bozic from Slovenia. In race 2 Filip Juranek from Czech Republic won in front of Berselli and Sowa. Thanks to a win and a second position Berselli is still leader of the standing with one race still to go. Visit our Road Racing page Visit the FIM Europe website

Update on FIM JuniorGP World Championship Technical Regulations The FIM Europe and FIM have informed about an updated version of the Sporting and Technical Rules of the Finetwork FIM JuniorGP World Championship. These are the articles that have been modified: SPORTING REGULATIONS Art. 1.10.1 Minimum Age TECHNICAL REGULATIONS Moto2™ Triumph: • Art. 2.5.4.2 (3a) Safety and Construction criteria • Art. 2.5.4.4 (1) Suspension and Dampers Moto2™ Honda: • Art. 3.9.2.3 (a) Safety and Construction criteria • Art. 3.11.1 (1) Suspension and Dampers Stock: • Art. 4.6 Stock Technical Specifications • Art. 4.6.10.8 (i) Handlebars and hand Controls HETC: • Art. 5.6.9.7 (g) Handlebars and hand Controls The complete version of the 2022 Rules can be checked here. Visit our Road Racing page Please visit the FIM JuniorGP website for further information and updates.

NTC: Farkas flies and wins the weekend Race1 Kevin Farkas (Agria Racing Team) came into Assen with the momentum and in Race 1, the number 28 only hammered that home. Disappearing at the front for another impressive win, he did what he needed to as points leader Rossi Moor (Fairium Next Generation Riders) had been homing in on match point. But with Jurrien van Crugten (BB64 Academy) taking an impressive and comfortable second, his first NTC podium, and Valentino Herrlich (Busch und Wagner Racing Team) charging back to overcome two Long Laps and take third, Moor was ultimately demoted to fourth as Farkas cut the 31-point gap by a considerable margin on Saturday. From the off, Farkas was off and the Hungarian had only van Crugten and Herrlich for real company. Herrlich then took one Long Lap - a double given for speeding in pit lane - and dropped back into the freight

Mini Road Racing European Championship After two years of lock down due to the Covid-19 pandemic the Mini Road Racing European Championship was back in action hosted by the “Cathedral of Speed”, the TT Assen in The Netherlands for a three-day event. The event was organized together with a big national event on the main venue which attracts a very large crowd of spectators. The weather defied the heat wave dominating other parts of Europe and with sunshine and around 22 degrees set the perfect conditions for three days of racing and friendship for the young riders. 6 nations were represented and the Mini Moto classes were all present. The Mini Bike classes of Ohvale and Honda NSF were absent due to a conflict of dates with other events. The newly signed agreement with PMT, the tyre company, meant that PMT was present at the event supplying tyres for the

Women's European SS 300 Cup: round 7 at Misano World Circuit The fabulous Misano World Circuit Marco Simoncelli, Italy, hosted the 7th round of the successful Women's European SS 300 Cup. Despite rain on Thursday night, which spoiled some of the qualification for the fastest of the Italian Road Racing Championship, the Women’s Cup could run both qualification and race under perfect conditions. Pole position was taken by Sara Sanchez in the time 1’52.517, with Roberta Ponziani taking second and Josephine Bruno rounding up the first row. Sara Sanchez ran home a safe victory in 18’55.024. Ponziani came second with only 43 thousand of a second separating her from number three Josephine Bruno. This result still leaves the championship wide open since Neila came in fourth bringing her to a total so far of 154 points. Sanchez scored both 25 points for the victory and 1 point each for the fastest qualifying lap and

Yamaha R3 bLU cRU Eropean Cup: Manso and Bergamini share Most spoils, Valentim closes on Yamaha R3 bLU cRU European Cup title Brazil’s Gustavo Manso took a maiden Yamaha R3 bLU cRU European Cup victory in the opening race at Most, with Italy’s Devis Bergamini winning Race 2 to keep his slim title hopes alive. Standings leader Enzo Valentim moved one step closer to the title, taking a pair of podium finishes to move 41 points clear of nearest rival Bergamini with one round to go. Having taken his third consecutive pole position on Friday, Andrea Pizzoli immediately found himself losing places, as those behind slipstreamed through on the run into Turn 1. Valentim assumed the lead early on, before Bergamini fired through. The Italian had to serve a ride through penalty for dangerous riding at the end of the Donington race, dropping him to the back of the field. Meanwhile, Pizzoli,

Northern Talent Cup: Moor and Farkas unbeatable at Most The Northern Talent Cup saddled up at Most together with the WorldSBK. Race 1 Rossi Moor (Fairium Next Generation Riders) bounced back from his Assen crash with a last-lap victory at the Autodrom Most after a thrilling opening race in the Northern Talent Cup, with Moor utilising the slipstream to claim victory in the Czech Republic and extend his title lead ahead of Kevin Farkas (Agria Racing Team), with the gap now at 36 points, although Farkas was able to limit the damage with second place. Valentino Herrlich (Busch Und Wagner Racing Team) joined Moor and Farkas on the rostrum in third place.
The race was shortened to nine laps following a red flag following a Turn 7 crash for Matteo Masili (Fairium Next Generation Riders Team). At the subsequent restart, Moor fought his way up from sixth place to move into

PMT Tyres and FIM Europe partner up for the next 3 years The FIM Europe is delight to announce the partnership with PMT Tyres for the next 3 seasons up to 2024. The agreement ensures to the Italian tyres company a playing and leading role in the Mini Road Racing European Championship, in different classes with tyres of 6,5-10-12 inches. The whole product line also includes 17 inches. This season the Mini Road Racing European Championship will be held at the historical TT Assen, in the Netherlands, on 5-6-7 August. Headquartered in Aprilia, near Latina, the Italian Company was founded in 1990 from the passion of driving radio-controlled model cars and today is recognized as a leader in the design and production of competition tyres, thanks to the successes achieved in every category. It all began in the 1980s when Alessandro Pauselli, followed by his father Umbro, began to try

Moto2 European Championship and European Talent Cup: second half of the season sparks to life in Portimao The Autodromo Internacional do Algarve produced exhilarating action, as the Portuguese circuit hosted the 5th round of the Moto2™ European Championship and Hawkers European Talent Cup. Moto2 The first race of the day for the Moto2™ European Championship saw Lukas Tulovic (Liqui Moly Intact GP Junior Team) take an early lead to the race, but after a series of gear selection mistakes the German was forced to carve his way back through the pack to take second. Trying to capitalise on Tulovic’s mistakes, the rookie sensation Senna Agius (Promoracing) put the hammer down at the front, until he eventually crashed out of the race at Turn 5. It was Alex Escrig (Yamaha Philippines Stylobike Racing Team) who eventually took the win, fending off Tulovic to take back-to-back wins with Xavier Cardelus (Promoracing) rounding out the podium. It was