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Steven Odendaal, European Moto2 Champion - The FIM Europe has published the sporting rules that will regulate the 2017 FIM CEV Repsol. The specific sporting regulations for the Moto2™ European Championship, Superstock 600 and European Talent Cup classes are available here. You can find all the results, videos, photos and information regarding the championship on the official website: www.fimcevrepsol.com

The FIM CEV Repsol provisional 2017 calendar has been updated. The event to be held in the Circuito de Jerez, originally scheduled for November 5th, has been rescheduled for September 17th. Be sure to check out the fully updated 2017 FIM CEV Repsol calendar page. You can find all the results, videos, photos and information regarding the championship on the official website: www.fimcevrepsol.com

The FIM Europe has published the technical rules that will regulate the 2017 FIM CEV Repsol. The specific technical regulations for the Moto2™ European Championship, Superstock 600 and European Talent Cup classes are available here. The sections of the technical regulations that have been modified over last season are: Moto2™: (1.1) (9.1.1) (9.2.11) (9.6.3) (9.6.8) (9.8.2) (9.8.3) (9.12) Superstock 600: (4.6) (4.6.7) (4.6.8.16 d) (4.6.8.17 c) (4.6.9.1 a iii) (4.6.9.1 c) (4.6.9.1 g) (4.6.9.1 l) (4.6.9.2 b) (4.6.9.2 d) (4.6.10) (4.6.10.4 f) (4.6.10.7 a i) (4.6.10.7 n) (4.6.10.9 b) (4.6.10.10 e) (4.6.10.10 f) (4.6.10.11 a) (4.6.10.11 f) (4.6.10.11 i) (4.6.10.11 j) (4.6.10.11 k) (4.6.10.11 n) (4.6.10.14) (4.6.11 e) (4.6.13 j) (4.6.16) You can find all the results, videos, photos and information regarding the championship on the official website: www.fimcevrepsol.com

The Entry List of the 2017 European Superstock Championship has been released.

The Moto2 European Championship 2017 Calendar has been updated. Below, the dates and venues.

Photo @Youthstream   Honda will maintain the search for the talent of tomorrow in 2017 with the announcement that the Honda 150 European Championship will continue next year.The championship, which runs as a support series to MXGP, offers a complete development package for 11-14 year olds, nurturing them in the areas of riding style, bike setup, mentality, nutrition and fitness, as well as providing them with the ideal career springboard and familiarising them with racing on the World Championship stage. The winner will take a step up in the Honda Racing Family with a Honda-supported ride in the European 250 championship in 2018.As members of the Honda Racing Family in the World Motocross paddock, the aspiring youth riders will have invaluable access to workshops hosted by partners, sponsors and some of Honda’s MXGP stars. Now entering its fifth year of running, the 2017 Honda 150 European Championship calendar will be

Steven Odendaal (RSA-Kalex, in photo1) dominated Moto2™ while Maximilian Scheib (CHI-BMW, in photo2) and Carmelo Morales (SPA-Yamaha) each took a win in Superbike. Moto2™In Moto2™, Steven Odendaal (RSA-Kalex) made good on his pole position to achieve his fourth win of the season, followed by Tetsuta Nagashima (JPN-Kalex) and Alan Techer (FRA-NTS T Pro). Starting on the front row of the grid for the first time, Iker Lecuona (SPA-Kalex) eventually finished fifth behind Eric Granado (BRA-Kalex) with Augusto Fernández (SPA-Tech3), who set off third, falling early on while in second place behind the championship leader.In the podium ceremony, the South African AGR Team rider was awarded the Repsol free fuel cheque.With more than half the season completed, Steven Odendaal has consolidated his lead of the Moto2™ European Championship, with 136 points compared to Tetsuta Nagashima’s 88 points and Eric Granado’s 85. Rafid Topan Sucipto (INA-Honda) was the best rider in the

Edgar Pons, the new Moto2 European Champion Twenty-five thousand fans packed the paddock and grandstands to enjoy the sun, spring temperatures, blazing speeds and undiluted excitement of the final six races of the season at the Circuit de la Comunitat Valenciana. With Carmelo Morales (SPA-Yamaha) already crowned champion in Jerez, this time it was the turn of Edgar Pons (SPA-Kalex), who was pronounced champion of the Moto2 European Championship. The first Moto2 European Championship race was reduced to 13 laps after another red flag, forcing riders to go all out with little time for strategies. Eventual winner Xavi Vierge (SPA-Tech 3) pushed hard from the start, closely watched by Edgar Pons (SPA-Kalex), who settled in to take second place on the podium. Meanwhile, Lucas Mahias (FRA-Transfiormers) and Steven Odendaal (RSA-Kalex) rode together for much of the race, taking stock, with the French rider finally managing to shake off his South

Xavi Vierge fighting with Tetsuta Nagashima Under an overcast sky, but with mild temperatures and a strong wind rather than the expected heavy rain, over ten thousand motorcycle racing fans gathered at the Circuito de Jerez to enjoy the seventh event of the FIM CEV Repsol calendar. In the Moto2 European Championship Xavi Vierge looks a strong contender for the title after winning today. Carmelo Morales adds the Superbike European Championship title to his resume, after taking first position in both “Intense” is the only way to sum up the Moto2 European Championship race. A fierce battle for control erupted right from the light: the explosive Tetsuta Nagashima (JPN-Kalex) and Xavi Vierge (SPA-Tech3) were instantly on the front, with the Spanish rider making up 5 positions in a flash. With this pair at the head of the race, Edgar Pons (SPA-Kalex) - leader of the category – slipped back to

Edgar Pons Despite the unpromising forecast, the weather was partly favourable for the FIM CEV Repsol today in Jerez, with riders of the two categories enjoying one session with a totally dry track though the other was affected by rain. The prevailing wind hampered the day’s qualifying sessions from beginning to end, which nevertheless left Pons in Moto2 and Morales in Superbike out in front despite the inclement weather.In the first session of the Moto2 European Championship Edgar Pons (SPA-Kalex) was quickest, but in the second Tetsuta Nagashima (JPN-Kalex) put in the fastest time. However, the best times were posted in the morning sun, as the rain began to fall 20 minutes into the second session. In pole position tomorrow will be championship leader, Edgar Pons (SPA-Kalex), accompanied by Alan Techer (FRA-Tech 3) and Tetsuta Nagashima (JPN-Kalex) on the front row. Behind them come Luca Marini (ITA-Kalex), Anthony West (AUS-FTR)