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Enduro European Championship: round 2 in Hungary Day 1 In Tamasi, Belgian Erik Willems won again ahead of Englishman Daniel Mundell and thus extended his lead in the Enduro European Championship. But it was a long day, with particular problems for Willems: “I hadn't eaten enough during the day. This gave me slight cramps at the end. We drove for more than eight hours, I'm not used to that. I still have to find the right balance".  His toughest rival was Daniel Mundel, but he could not keep up the Belgian's pace in the cross test. In the end, after 12 special test, his gap added up to 30 seconds, just half a minute. In the E1 class, reigning champion Maurizio Micheluz switched from the Husqvarna two-stroke to the four-stroke. Once more the Italian won the class and rode to sixth place in the overall standings. In the senior category,

Enduro European Championship: all set for round 2 in Hungary The 2022 Borilli Enduro European Championship continues this weekend with the ELEVEIT MOTOBOOTS ROUND 2#, in Tamasi after only a two-week break. This time the competition takes the riders to Hungary, southeast of Lake Balaton. 100 riders from 13 nations will compete in the special stages starting on Saturday: every day, starting at 9:00 a.m., with four rounds of 40 km . One crosst est, one enduro test and one extreme test per round. The lights will be once more on the duel between Erik Willems from Belgium, the winner of the opening event, and his toughest rival, Dan Mundell from England. But already the very young riders are lying in wait behind them. It remains to be seen whether the juniors from Italy can take their home advantage to Hungary. This question is also being asked in the senior

Superenduro European Championship: Sonny Goggia sails to European Cup victory Season finale for the Superenduro European Championship: the SachsenArena in Riesa, Germany, hosted the last two races of the 2021/2022. Sonny Goggia (KTM) only needed one race victory to bring home the cup. The Italian, whose smooth and relaxed riding style saw him sail through every race this season, left no chance for the Polish Oskar Kaczmarcyk (Gas Gas) who finished second and Aurélien Addesso (Sherco) 3rd. In the final classification of the European Cup, Goggia therefore finished victorious ahead of Addesso Kaczmarcyk. This superb SuperEnduro double-header at the SachsenArena in Riesa concludes a season which saw three of its rounds moved due to the pandemic, but which provided amazing entertainment and mind-blowing skills. Visit our Enduro page: https://www.fim-europe.com/enduro/ Visit the official SuperEnduro FIM website https://www.superenduro.org/

Enduro European Championship Day 1 In the very last special stage, Belgian junior Erik Willems took the overall victory of the first day of riding at the opening round of the Borilli European Enduro Championship in Pietramontecorvino, Italy. Italian Enrico Rinaldi had been leading until the end, but the reigning European Junior Champion admitted that he was not fast enough in the cross test. His adversaries, the Belgian Erik Willems and the Briton Dan Mundell, saw it the other way round. Above all, Mundel struggled in the over 10-minute long Eleveit Enduro test with slower riders in front of him. All three riders were separated by just seven seconds throughout the day and in the end, it was less than a single second, with Willems winner of the day in E2-class and in the overall: the Husqvarna rider, who is only 23 years old, had switched from motocross to enduro

Enduro European Championship to kick-off 2022 season The Borilli Enduro European Championship will kick off the new 2022 season on 19-20 March with some news. New is the Italian promoter Maxim, but even more important are two sporting changes. Firstly, the 50cc class has been revived: until 2014, the class was contested as part of the Enduro European Championship. Now the smallest cubic capacity class is back as the “24MX 50 CC Trophy”. Secondly, the class division for the cubic capacity classes has been adapted to the international standard: in future, as in the World Championship and many national championships, riders will compete in the E1, E2 and E3 classes. The E1 class is for displacement up to 250 cc, regardless of whether it is a four-stroke or a two-stroke bike. The E2 class is reserved to four-stroke over 255 cc up to 450 cc and in the E3 class

The Enduro European Championship is ambassador of peace and friendship between people From left: Monica Mori (Maxim), Martin de Graaff (FIM Europe President), Sergio Berlato (Italian Deputy in the European Parliament), Tony Mori (Maxim), Robert Svensson (FIM Europe - Chairman Enduro & Rally Commission) Yesterday, 14 March 2022, a meeting between the FIM Europe President, Mr Martin de Graaff, the Chairman of the Enduro & Rally Commission, Mr Robert Svensson, and the Enduro European Championship promoter Maxim, took place in Thiene, near Vicenza, at the representative offices of the Hon. Sergio Berlato, Italian Deputy of the European Parliament and member of the Environment, Public Health and Food Safety Commission. The FIM Europe President received the European flag as symbol of peace and friendship between people: a strong message with the aim of creating connection, fair play, friendship, respect and collaboration between people. This initiative is reinforced in a tough moment

Bajas European Championship Cancellation of the race in Ukraine The FIM Europe, together with the Enduro & Rally Commission, announces that due to the current situation the round of the Bajas European Championship in Ukraine is cancelled. The race should have taken place on July 22nd-23rd-24th in the Kherson Oblast Region, in southern Ukraine. All the other races are confirmed. The entire FIM Europe thoughts are with the people suffering the consequences of the present situatio Click here to visit our Enduro & Rally page

Enduro European Championship: new 24MX 50 CC Trophy The FIM Europe, together with Maxim, presents the new 24MX 50 CC Trophy in order to promote the participation of the youngest riders to the Enduro European Championship. The 24MX 50 CC Trophy will take place on 19th-20th March in Pietramontecorvino (Italy) during the first round and is sponsored by the Swedish brand 24MX, the most famous E-commerce in Europe for the sale of spare parts, clothing and accessories useful for carrying out motorcycle activity. This special category is reserved to all registered and insured motorcycles with a cylinder capacity not exceeding 50 cubic centimeters and all riders with a regular driving licence. The FIM Europe Enduro & Rally Promotional (One Event) licence and starting permission issued by FMNs is required. The promotion of young people is fundamental to keep enduro alive. For years the Enduro European Championship has been the first

Superenduro European Championship: Goggia makes the double First race of the year for the FIM Europe with the second round of the Superenduro European Championship, held in Papp László Budapest Sportaréna, Hungary. As in the opening round raced in December in Poland, Sonny Goggia ruled the competition winning both race-1 and race-2 with neat and precise style. At the beginning of the season the Italian rider made the decision to join the European Championship again after narrowly missing out the crown in 2019/2020 season and is on the way for the title. With him on the podium the French Aurélien Addesso (Sherco) and Hungarian Roland Liszka (KTM). Visit our Enduro page: https://www.fim-europe.com/enduro/

Maxim is the new promoter of the Enduro European Championship The Italian promoter will organize the European Championship for the seasons 2022-2023-2024 FIM Europe and Maxim are pleased to announce the new agreement for the promotion of the Enduro European Championship for the seasons 2022-2023-2024. The company led by Tony and Monica Mori, based in Falzè di Piave (Treviso-Italy), will enhance and develop the championship starting from this new season with four rounds: the opening stage in Italy (Pietramontecorvino) on 19-20 March, round two in Hungary (Tamasi) on 2-3 April, round three on 23-24 July in Finland (Sipoo) and the final stage in Germany on 28-29-30 October. Maxim is a company founded in 2010 to support Axiver in the management of the Enduro Italian Championship, whose promoter was Tony Mori for 22 seasons, from 2000 to 2021. In these two decades the Italian Championship has grown considerably, becoming in recent