Motocross

EMX 65 / EMX 85 European Championship
 North East zone - North West zone - South East zone
 EMX Women's European Championship North East zone and EMX Women's The city of Gdansk, Poland, hosted the third round of the EMX 65 / EMX 85 European Championship - North East zone and the seventh of the EMX Women's European Championship. The big heat welcomed all the riders for exciting and extreme battles. In the EMX65 Lucas Leok won ahead of Aston Allas and Jekabs Hudolejs, while the EMX85 class saw the great challenge between home rider Dawid Zaremba, Elmantas Cepulis and Travis Leok. In the EMX Women's Mathea Selebo from Norway prevailed ahead of Line Dam from Denmark and Alexandra Massury: with this double victory she is the new European champion. North West zone In the very nice track of Kaplice, Czech Republic, AMK v ACR Kaplice hosted the fifth round of the serie. In the EMX65 class

EMX 65 / EMX 85 European Championship - North East zone
 EMX Women's European Championship The Lithuanian city of Siauliai hosted the second round of the EMX 65 / EMX 85 European Championship - North East zone and the sixth of EMX Women's European Championship. Riders from Riders form 13 different countries joined the weekend, confirming the internationality of the series. EMX85 In race1 Polish rider Dawid Zaremba took the holeshot, but he crashed on lap 2. The Estonian Gregor Kuusk took a lead, saving the position until the chequered flag. Behind him second position for another Estonian rider Travis Leok and third for Raivo Laicans from Latvia. Race 2 started in the best way for Zaremba, but after few laps he was overcame by Kuusk. Third position for Jan-Marten Paju from Estonia. EMX65 Amazing double win for Lucas Leok, who was unstoppable. Behind him Aston Allas from Estonia finished second and third, while Jekabs Hudoleis

EMX 125 European Championship and EMX 250 European Championship: Elzinga and Fueri top the podium Rounds six of the EMX250 and EMX125 Presented by FMF Racing have concluded in Teutschenthal at the Round of Germany that saw Hutten Metaal Yamaha Racing’s Rick Elzinga and Fantic Factory Team Maddii’s Alexis Fueri stand on the top step of the podium in their classes! EMX250 In the first EMX250 race which took place on Saturday, it was Hutten Metaal Yamaha Racing’s Rick Elzinga who led the way ahead of TBS Conversions Racing Team’s Camden Mc Lellan, Sahkar Racing’s Jorgen-Mathias Talviku, Sacha Coenen of Jumbo Husqvarna BT Racing Team as well as Mike Gwerder of WZ Racing Team. Immediately, Talviku took over first place and began to push in order to open up a comfortable gap from the rest of the field. Mc Lellan caught onto the rear wheel of Elzinga and was looking to launch an attack to take second place from the

EMX 65 / EMX 85 European Championship - North East zone
 EMX Women's European Championship In a sunny and summer weekend about 60 young riders and 20 women from 12 different countries took part to the first round of the season for the EMX 65 / EMX 85 European Championship - North East zone and the fifth of the EMX Women's European Championship in Parnu, Estonia. EMX85 Race1 provided a lot of excitement with the fight until the very end between Estonian riders Travis Leok, winner, Gregor Kuusk, second, and Tristen Mardo, third. Leok ruled race2 too ahead of Kuusk, while third position for Dawid Zaremba. EMX65 In a hard-fought race1 Lucas Leok won ahead of Jekabs Hudolejs from Latvia and Gregor Lootus from Estonia. Leok and Hudolejs ruled race2 too, while Enri Lustus finished third. WOMENS The favorite Mathea Selebo from Norvay did not deceive, winning both race1 and race2 ahead of Line Dam from

EMX 65 / EMX 85 European Championship - South West zone Orehova Vas, Slovenia, in the neighbourhood of the beautiful city of Maribor, hosted the final round in the EMX 65 / EMX 85 European Championship - South West zone. EMX85 In race1 the French Basile Pigois took the holeshot, maintaining the lead for 4 laps. The Italian Gennaro Utech passed from fifth to first, making a mistake pushed by Filippo Mantovani. In the last lap, four corners before the chequered flag, Mantovani took the lead and won the race ahead of Amaury Maindru and Utech. This opened again the fight for the standings, as Niccolo Mannini finished fifth. In the second heat Mantovani won ahead of Utech and Maindru: championship leader Mannini had again a smart race, winning the zone round.ù EMX65 In race1 the holeshot was for local hero Alex Novak, but after a mistake he passed 18th. Championship leader Ricardo Bauer

EMX 125 European Championship and EMX 250 European Championship: Elzinga and Valk secure overall victories at French round Rounds five of the EMX125 Presented by FMF Racing and EMX250 Championships have concluded in Ernèe, France, with overall victories from Fantic Factory Racing’s Cas Valk and Hutten Metaal Yamaha Racing’s Rick Elzinga. EMX125 In the first EMX125 Presented by FMF Racing heat, it was Toni Giorgessi who took the holeshot ahead of Yamaha Europe EMX125 MJC’s Ivano Van Erp and Fantic Factory Team Maddii’s Alexis Fueri, as a number of riders went down in the first corner. Van Erp briefly took over the lead, though Giorgessi responded immediately before the Dutchman was able to find his way to the front for good by the end of the opening lap. Further behind, Fantic Factory Team Maddii’s Cas Valk was making progress up to the top three and by the third lap was leading the way with Karlis Alberts

EMX 65 / EMX 85 European Championship - North West zone EMX Women's European Championship Fourth round of the EMX 65 / EMX 85 European Championship - North West zone in Velhan, Germany, together with the fourth round of the EMX Women's European Championship. Final classification EMX 65cc 1. Harry Dale, GBR 2. Jamiro Peters, GER 3. Eeka Laaksonen, FIN EMX 85 cc 1. Dani Heitink, NED 2. Gyan Doensen, NED 3. Freddie Bartlett, SWE EMX Women 1. Mathea Selebø, NOR 2. Line Dam, DEN 3. Laura Raunkær, DEN EMX Women 125cc 1. Alexandra Massury, GER 2. Tyra Bäkckström Sweden 3. Pauline Amy Sczeponek Visit our Motocross page Visit Infront Moto Racing

EMX 65 / EMX 85 European Championship South West zone Fernao Joanes, in Portugal, hosted the fourth round of the EMX 65 / EMX 85 European Championship - South West zone. The spectacular, fast and hard pack track was perfectly prepared inviting all the riders for a thrilling event. EMX85 27 degrees, little wind, perfect conditions for spectacular races. And that was exactly what riders did. In race 1 the French Felix Cardineau took the holeshot, closely followed by the Italians Filippo Mantovani, Riccardo Pini and Niccolo Mannini and the Swiss Ryan Oppliger. After a few laps Mantovani took the lead but shortly after he crashed leaving the lead to Cardineau. Second position for Mannini and third for Pini. In the second heat it seems that everyone can be in top 10. Mantovani took the holeshot, maintaining the leadership until the chequered flag. Another Italian, Gennaro Utech, was one of

EMX 125 European Championship: Van Erp secures first overall of the season The Spanish round in Arroyomolinos has concluded the fourth round of the EMX125 Presented by FMF Racing Championship, with Yamaha Europe EMX125 MJC’s Ivano Van Erp winning his first overall of the season, as series leader Cas Valk of Fantic Factory Team Maddii failed to reach the podium. In the first EMX125 Presented by FMF Racing heat it was Maximilian Werner of KTM Kosak Team who was the leading rider out of the gate. Fantic Factory Team Maddii’s Cas Valk along with Alexis Fueri and Ferruccio Zanchi of Yamaha Europe EMX125 MJC were just behind the leader. Mathis Valin started well too, and at one stage was third, before being passed by Fueri who got around him and Zanchi. Meanwhile his teammate Valk was applying the pressure onto Werner and at one point may have pushed too hard as a mistake saw him go off track which allowed Fueri to get closer. Valk was able to hold his position and by

2022 MXoEN date and venue announced FIM Europe and Infront Moto Racing are delighted to share that the FIM-Europe Motocross of European Nations will head to Talavera de La Reina in Spain this year on the 8th and 9th of October. The announcement was made during the MXGP of Spain in the media centre of the intu-Xanadù Arroyomolinos circuit in the presence of Tita Garcia, Mayor of Talavera de La Reina, Sergio Gutierrez, Sport Councillor of Talavera de La Reina, Jesus Bermudez, MC Talavera President, Patricia Maskarova, Infront Moto Racing Representative and Antonio Alia Portela, Event Organizer. Talavera de La Reina is well known within the MXGP paddock and has previously hosted rounds of the FIM Motocross World Championship, the most recent in 2016 which was won by Jeffrey Herlings and Tim Gajser in MX2 and MXGP. This season, the Spanish venue will have the honour of hosting the FIM