With the first free practice and qualifying sessions, in Pomposa Circuit (Italy), the weekend of European Mini Road Racing Championship officially started, with the Italian Motorcycling Federation in the role organizer of the first round. Six years after the event which took place in 2009 in Ottobiano, the European Mini Road Racing Championship has made its return to Italy. Tomorrow the first two races of each class will be held, of the three scheduled during the weekend. Today's activity has seen the young Italian talents seizing all the provisional pole positions in the European Minimoto Championship thanks to Luca Lunetta (Junior A), Andrea Natali (Junior B) and the European champion Michael Carbonera (Senior Open 50), while Romanian Andrei Filimon and German Aaron Schafer stood out positively in the MiniGP 50cc and in the NSF100.
