FIM Europe News

  In the weekend from Friday 24th to Sunday 26th June, the following European races will be held: 24-26 June - Bajas European Championship at Pordenone/Italy24-26 June - Vintage Road Racing European Championship at Carole/France24-26 June - Road Race Hill Climb European Championship at Carpasio/Italy 25 June - European U21 Individual Speedway Championship at Mâcon/France 25-26 June - Extreme Enduro European Cup at Predeal/Romania25-26 June - EMX 125 and 250 at Mantua/Italy 25-26 June - EMX 65, 85 and Open at Olsztyn/Poland  25-26 June - Trial Women and Youth European Championships at Krzeszowice/Poland   The actual issue of FIM Europe MAG is online and can be downloaded here.  

In the upcoming weekend, the FIM Europe Youth and Women Trial championship is back for the 2nd and 3rd round, scheduled at Miekinia, 4 km from Krzerzowice, Poland. After two years from the last successfully organization, here is again the local club on its duty to fit 12 sections in the small area completely close to traffic road. In not more than 10 square kilometres the very young riders and the best females riders involved in this sport will do their best to catch two important titles that could open doors to whom of them will choice Trial as professional sport. Two different competitions: one on Saturday 25th and another one on Sunday 26th. Two loops with 12 sections each, easily reachable by spectators, because all grouped together. Four classes each day. Besides the Youth class and Women class with riders fighting for the respective titles, there are also the

Bellevue Park Hotel Riga is your best 4* choice in the capital of Latvia, Riga. Comfortable and modern rooms in the Bellevue Park Hotel Riga meet all guests’ expectations and needs. Depending on the needs and preferences, you are able to choose between the Standard, Superior, Apartment or Deluxe rooms. Automatically, you will get the admission to the hotel fitness gym, which is open twenty-four hours for guests’ convenience, and our excellent nourishing hot and cold breakfast buffet will help you to start your day fully and positively and give you strength for the upcoming tours. For the guests comfort all our rooms are equipped with twin or double bed, Satellite TV with international channels; minibar, free Wi-Fi, direct-dial telephone, air conditioner and a writing desk. Bathroom is equipped with shower or bathtub, hairdryer, lighted make up mirror, heated towel rack and amenities.  After an adventurous day you can relax

The podium of EMX65, with FIM Europe President Dr Wolfgang Srb.  It was another extremely hot day with high humidity on the racetrack of Globare, in Serbia, for Day2 of the EMX 65 and 85 and Open Championships. The organizers prepared a beautiful opening ceremony with all riders attending. FIM Europe President  Dr. Wolfgang Srb welcomed riders and spectators together with the Major of Krusevac. EMX 65Romanian female rider Aida Cojanu managed to do the holeshot in Race1 in EMX 65 class. But after half lap she was overtaken by Marius Popovici who won the first heat. Second position for Bence Pergel in front of Noel Zanocz. The championship leader Matija Sterpin finished fourth. Race2 finished with the same podium as Race1, with Marius Popovici winning in front of Bence Pergel and Noel Zanocs. So the overall winner was Marius Popovici, with Bence Pergel in second position and Noel Zanocz in third.The event

Matterley Basin is a track that aspiring racers dream of riding. It hosts only one event per year, the FIM Motocross World Championship, and since the addition of the European Championship to the paddock of MXGP, young guys from all over the world have been able to take advantage of the unique opportunity to race on this world-class circuit. Why is it so great? The track has an awesome flow, it has great dirt, it also has plenty of cool obstacles such as perfectly sculpted jumps, which for the youngsters are awesome to throw greasy whips over, and it also has a big selection of ruts to lay into and sweeping turns to power slide around.The fans love it just as much as the riders because they can see the entire track from almost anywhere, which was extra awesome for the British fans with British riders winning two of the

The circuit of Fernao Joanes/Guarda in Portugal hosted the last round of the EMX 65 and EMX 85 South West Zone Motocross European Championships. On very good track conditions, 45 riders in the two classes took the start in front of around 3.000 spectators (27 riders in EMX 65 and 18 in EMX 85). The weather was sunny and warm for the whole weekend.EMX 65 (photo1)In Race1 it the winner was Spanish female rider Daniela Guillen, who arrived at the finish line in front of her compatriot Victor Puig and Italian Simone Pavan. In Race2 Pablo Gutierrez from Spain won finishing before Daniela Guillen and Victor Puig, with a Spanish podium. In the overall Daniela Guillen won in front of Victor Puig and Simone Pavan.Since this was the last race of the season for the SW Series, the winner is Spanish Pablo Gutierrez on KTM, with 164 points, in front

 In the same starting grid as the 8th World Supersport race of Misano (Italy), the 6th round of the European 600 Supersport Cup was held. The leader of the FIM Europe Supersport Cup Alessandro Zaccone, after a quick but aggressive start, started to fall through the order before eventually being forced to pull into the pits with a technical problem. The winner was Axel Bassani, Zaccone’s team mate in San Carlo Team Italia: the sixteen year old rider finished the World Supersport race in  8th position. On the European podium with him, his compatriot Davide Stirpe and Ukrainian rider Ilya Mikhalchik.WorldSSP will now head into the summer ahead of their next time on track at Lausitzring in Germany, as the intermediate class don’t travel to Laguna Seca for Round 9. With the title all to play for, the focus for the Supersport grid before Germany will undoubtedly remain on one thing: training.    

 Hannes Soomer (Auto24Ring) has taken a dominant win in today’s WilSport European Junior Cup, powered by Honda, at the Misano World Circuit in Italy. The 18-year-old from Tallin, Estonia, put together a performance in all ways similar to the one shown two rounds ago at Assen, as he gradually pulled away from the chasing pack to cross the line with a 1.5secs margin on second-placed Mika Perez (Granshagen Racing Team), who was victorious last time out at Donington Park.The young Spaniard won the battle for the middle step of the podium after an entertaining battle for honours, which at some point involved up to six riders. Hungary’s Richard Bodis (H-Moto Team) rounded out the top 3 for what has been his maiden podium in 2016, while teammates Paolo Grassia and Alfonso Coppola (Chiodo Moto Racing) completed the top 5.Avalon Biddle (Avalon Biddle Racing) claimed her so-far best overall EJC in

  Another strong performance saw Emil Weckman take a fast-paced race two victory in round two of the Honda 150 European Championship at Matterley Basin (UK), and with it the red plate. Although Weckman missed out on the holeshot again, this time to Rasmus Moen, and was fifth at the start of the first lap it didn’t take long for the reigning champion to move up into second behind James Scott. The pair battled hard for the opening laps before Weckman managed to pass Scott and start to open up a lead.Towards the end of the race Scott joined Weckman in lapping in the 2:16’s on their CRF150Rs and started to pull back the gap to the #1 plated rider. Unfortunately with only two laps to go it was too much for the New Zealander to do, who was forced to settle for second.Hakon Fredriksen, who needed a good result

Today saw Emil Weckman take an emphatic win at the Matterley Basin track in the UK, which has moved him into the championship lead ahead of tomorrow’s second race. Although Weckman (FIN) was first to the finish line, it was James Scott (NZL) who took the holeshot and set the pace on the first lap. Unfortunately the New Zealander crashed at the end of the first lap gifting Emil the lead going into the second lap.Weckman was then able to open up a gap to the second placed Luis Outeiro and stay in front until the chequered flag. The Finn also took the honours of fastest lap aboard his #1 plated CRF150R. Luis Outeiro was also able to maintain his second place until the end of the moto.Yago Martinez, who was quick around the Winchester track last year, proved that he’s one to keep an eye on with an impressive