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EMX 65 / EMX 85 European Championship - South West zone Exciting third round for the EMX 65 / EMX 85 European Championship - South West zone at the beautiful track of Talavera de la Reina, Spain. EMX 65 In race 1 championship leader Pau Caudet leaves the door open to qualifying winner, the Austrian Ricardo Bauer, who won ahead of the Spanish Celso Rodriguez and Alonso Parejo. In race 2 home rider Carlos Martin took the holeshot ahead of Bauer until four laps to the finish. At the end of a great battle, Bauer won in front of Martin and Trent Valsecchi, third. EMX 85 In race 1 championship leader Italian Niccolò Mannini continues in what he is the best: winning heats. The French Amaury Maindru finished second before the Slovenian Miha Vrh, getting is best seasonal results. Race 2 was an amazing battle between Italian riders Filippo Mantovani

EMX 65 / EMX 85 European Championship - South East zone   After the first round in Bulgaria and the second one in Romania, last weekend the EMX 65 / EMX 85 European Championship - South East zone was hosted at the new track in Edirne, Turkey. EMX 65 In race 1 qualifying winner Sami Dimitru won the holeshot leading from the start. Behind Georgi Ginov and Szoke Eros Mark fought for second place until the checkered flag. Both shown great talent and at the end Geogi Ginov got the better of him. In the second heat Mark made the holeshot in front of Dimitru, who passed him at the first corner. At half race he crashed and Mark was back to the lead. Dimitru succeeded in finishing second and Ginov was third. EMX 85 Absent the zone leader, Dani Tsankov won the first race in Edirne. At the beginning

EMX Women's European Championship: great race for Mathea Selebø After the races in Denmark and France, the third round of the EMX Women's European Championship was raced in Helsingborg, Sweden. Not perfect race for the leader Line Dam, who finished third in both races, getting the third overall position. This time was the Norwegian Mathea Selebø to win thanks to a second and a first position. One win and one second place for home rider, Matilda Huss, who finished second overall. Women Classification 1. Mathea Selebø, Norway 2. Matilda Huss, Sweden 3. Line Dam, Denmark In the 125cc class leader Danee Gelissen finished second overall with a win and a third position. Even if German rider Alexandra Massury won, she’s still second in the standing ahead of Tyra Bäckström, third in Sweedish race too. 125cc Classification 1. Alexandra Massury, Germany 2. Danee Gelissen, The Netherlands 3. Tyra Bäckström, Sweden Visit

EEMX 65 - EMX 85 European Championship: North West zone Second round for the EMX 65 - 85 European Championship: South East zone in Ciolpani, Romania. Third round of the EMX 65 / EMX 85 European Championship - North West zone in Emmen, in the Netherlands. Thanks to the good weather, the event took place in good conditions, making the race even more thrilling. EMX 65cc 1. Kenzo Jaspers, the Netherland 2. Hidde Hutten, the Netherland 3. Eeka Laaksonen, Finland EMX 85cc 1. Dani Heitink, the Netherland 2. Douwe van Mechgelen, Belgium 3. Freddie Bartlett, Sweden Visit our Motocross page Visit

EMX 250 European Championship: Bonacordi wins for the first time in Sardinia At the fourth round of the EMX250 Championship in Riola Sardo, Sardegna, Hutten Metaal Yamaha Racing ended their weekend with a huge success as their riders Andrea Bonacorsi and Rick Elzinga finished 1-2 on the podium. For Bonacorsi this was his first overall victory since making the move up to the EMX250 category last year and was the perfect bounce-back after a tough start to the season, while Elzinga clawed back some vital championship points. In the first race of the EMX250 class, we saw Mike Gwerder of WZ Racing Team lead the way with Hutten Metaal Yamaha Racing’s Rick Elzinga just behind. Fantic Factory Team Maddii’s Cas Valk, who was making his wildcard appearance in the 250cc class also started well in third, ahead of Dave Kooiker of Hutten Metaal Yamaha Racing and Fantic Factory Team Maddii’s Cornelius Toendel. By the end of the opening lap, Elzinga took over the lead, as Kooiker also went by Gwerder as he

EMX 250 and EMX Open European Championship: Toendel and Pezzuto win in Maggiora The third and fourth rounds of the EMX250 and EMX Open Championship have concluded in Maggiora for the round of Italy. The weekend of the EMX 250 and EMX Open European Championship saw varying conditions, with rain staying away on Saturday, though with heavy rainfall in the night, the EMX riders were presented with much tougher conditions this morning. Fantic Factory Team Maddii’s Cornelius Toendel did not let this affect his performance, as went on to claim his first overall victory in EMX250 as well as the red plate after Hutten Metaal Yamaha Racing’s Rick Elzinga did not finish the second race and lost vital championship points. Meanwhile in the EMX Open class, Stefano Pezzuto claimed his first overall win on home soil as JD Gunnex KTM Racing’s Jose Butron secured the red plate after Rath’s Motorsports Michael Sandner’s struggles in the second heat too. EMX 250 In the opening EMX250

EMX 65 - 85 European Championship: South East zone Second round for the EMX 65 - 85 European Championship: South East zone in Ciolpani, Romania. A beautiful sunny weather was the background for the battles for the top position in EMX 65 and EMX 85 classes. EMX 65 In race1 qualifying winner Sami Dimitru took the hole shot and didn’t let anyone come close to him till the chequered flag. Behind him Georgi Ginov and Efe Okur fought for the second position and at the end Okur managed to finished second. Race2 was a copy with Dimitru ruler and winner, while this time Ginov succeeded to get the second position ahead of Okur. EMX 85 In race1 poleman Dani Tsankov started taking the lead but he crashed at the end of the first lap. Ferenc Orlov took the first position followed by Ventislav Toshev, second, and Dani Tsankov, third. In

EMX 65 / EMX 85 European Championship - South West zone
EMX Women's European Championship EMX 65 / 85 SW zone 
EMX Women's The small village of Champ le Duc, about half an hour from St. Die des Vosges, in the beautiful region of the Vosges in France, hosted the second round of the EMX 65 / EMX 85 European Championship - South West zone and EMX Women's European Championship. EMX 65 / 85 SW zone 
EMX Women's EMX 65 After the overall win in the first round in Italy, the Spanish rider Pau Caudet was again on the first step of the podium thanks to an amazing first position in race1 and one second place in race2. Besides him the Austrian Ricardo Bauer, first in race2 and third in race1, and the Spanish Carlos Martin Jiminez with a second and a third positions. No other riders came close to these

EMX 125 European Championship and EMX Open European Championship: Valk and Butron top the box at Latvian round The third rounds of the EMX125 Presented by FMF Racing and EMX Open Championship have concluded, with Fantic Factory Team Maddii’s Cas Valk and JD Gunnex KTM Racing’s Jose Butron taking the overall victories at the round of Latvia. A victory for Valk has allowed him to take control of the EMX125 Presented by FMF Racing series lead, while Butron has closed in to Raths Motorsport’s Michael Sandner who lost a tone of points after not finishing the opening race and now leads by just a point. But it was a dream day for Karlis Alberts Reisulis of Yamaha Europe EMX125 MJC and his brother Janis Martins Reisulis as the duo challneged at the sharp end in both races, to end their day second and third on the podium, giving the Latvian fans something to cheer about! EMX 125 In EMX125 Presented by FMF Racing heat one, it was Fantic

EMX 65 / EMX 85 European Championship: South West zone First round for the EMX 65 / EMX 85 European Championship - South West zone in Gazzane di Preseglie, Italy. Even if the original schedule foresaw two days of race, due to bad weather conditions the race was done on a single day. In EMX 85 race 1 the Italian Niccolo Mannini started from the pole position winning the race ahead of Italian riders Gennaro Utech and Filippo Mantovani. Italy ruled the podium with the French Felix Cardineaux fourth and Mano Faure fifth. The second heat was raced under a heavy rain: in different conditions the Italian Edoardo Martinelli was the best ahead of the French Amaury Maindru and Utech, with Cardineau again fourth and Mantovani fifth. The overall classification saw the Italian Utech on the first step of the podium with Martinelli second and Cardineau third. In EMX65 the