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EMX Quad European Championship: Kevin Saar ruled in Jinin 21 riders from all areas on Europe had descended onto the MX Enduro Park in Jinin, in the Czech Republic, for what would be the first round of their championship. The atmosphere had a distinctive electricity about it, and this was only going to grow as the action for the day unfolded. Qualifying - This got underway in sublime conditions. The track was freshly watered, the sun was beating down and the quads were as every bit as good as what we have become accustomed to. The main man that everybody wanted to beat was 6-time Estonian Champion and 3-time European Champion, Kevin Saar. Things were going well for Saar in the early stages of the qualifying session but there was one thing that I suspect nobody took into account, Norwegian rider Christopher Tveraen. Christopher put in an absolutely fantastic time

Jinin ready to host the EMX Quad European Championship Everything is set! The weekend of 21/22 August at Jinin in the Czech Republic will see the EMX Quad European Championship make its debut in the Czech Republic. This spectacular branch of motocross is yet another thrilling element in what is sure to be an amazing weekend. Situated just over one hour and around one hundred kilometres south of Prague, Jinin is perfectly placed to welcome overseas visitors. Given the time of year, with the holiday season in full swing, the organisers are very keen to attract as many guests and WSC fans as can make the trip, with on-site camping freely available. However, the free camping is strictly subject to availability. There will also be numerous food and refreshment stalls on-site, with the aim of cultivating the party feel a world-class motocross event is sure to deliver. To guarantee your

EMX Quad Championship FIM Europe is pleased to announce that, with full cooperation of the FIM and APO Multimedia, the 2021 EMX Quad championship will consist of 3 point scoring races at each event when combined with the FIM Sidecarcross World championship. One race will take place on Saturday which will replace the Qualification race and two races will take place on Sunday, with all 3 races being 25 minutes plus 2 laps. This has been agreed due to the small number of events because of the Covid pandemic restrictions imposed on organisers. This will also apply to the stand alone event at Mladina in Croatia. Therefore the quad riders will have more point scoring races for the overall championship classification, as will the sidecar competitors. Starting order for the three races will be determined by the timed practise session of 25 minutes. Normal points will be awarded for each

EMX Quad European Championship: the Polish Roman Gwiazda is the new champion EMX Quad European Championship | Photo @Drazen Palaic The track in Mladina, Croatia, hosted the only seasonal race of the EMX Quad European Championship as the Covid-19 emergency completely change the calendar. Even if the travelling restrictions did not allow a normal competition, riders from 4 different countries (Poland, Czechia, Bulgaria and Croatia) battled it out for the European title. The first race saw the Polish star Roman Gwiazda lead from start to finish, winning ahead of Kacper Mieszkowski (Poland) and Zdenek Polaček (Czech). The second race was quite similar: once again Gwiazda took the lead from the start, while in the battle for the second position Polaček had the better on Kacper Mieszkowski. EMX Quad European Championship | Photo @Drazen Palaic

2020 Sidecarcross and Quadcross of European Nations It is with great regret that FIM Europe has to announce the cancellation of the 2020 edition of the Sidecarcross and Quadcross of European Nations which was to have been held at Varsseveld in The Netherlands on 3rd and 4th of October. The decision has been jointly made between FIM Europe, the KNMV and the Varsseveld organiser because of the uncertainty of travel for some teams, the financial impact that the Covid 19 virus has had on the competitors and their Federations, and also the fact that although the Dutch government will allow sporting fixtures to resume as from September, but with no public attendance. Without spectators the event is obviously not financially viable. The Sidecarcross of Nations has been organised continuously and successfully since the year 2000 and was joined by the Quadcross of Nations in 2009. This annual National team event

Sidecarcross of European Nations and Quadcross of European Nations On 05th-06th October the MC Schwedt circuit in Germany hosted the Sidecarcross of European Nations and Quadcross of European Nations. Quad MX Race 1 (Group A + B) Going into the first race of the day, the question everybody had on their mind was whether or not anybody could stop Team USA, as they were by far the quickest riders out on circuit throughout the duration of Saturday’s qualifying events. That question was soon to be answered because as the gate dropped for the first race of the day, it was Team Netherlands’ rider #7 Joe Maessen who got the best launch. Maessen made an excellent getaway but it wasn’t long before Team USA’s #2 rider Thomas Brown got the better of Maessen and led the race coming across the line for the first time. Italy’s #19 Andrea Cesari Jr made

Sidecarcross of European Nations and Quadcross of European Nations: qualifying Top teams shine as Belgium and Holland claim the best sidecar starts, and the USA rules in Quads Situated North-East of Berlin, and very close to the border with Poland, the Schwedt circuit in Germany offered the perfect venue for this annual team competition, attracting the very best sidecar and quad motocross racers in the world. The fight for grid places was therefore every bit as fiercely contested as any individual qualifying session. Whilst the air was cold, the overnight rain had passed, with the track in good condition. There was a sense of high drama in the air ahead of this gripping team event. A handsome entry list of over thirty-six crews was divided into three classes (A/B/C), but split into just two groups for free practice. For the actual qualifying races, the three groups would compete separately against

EMX Quad European Championship: final round in Croatia In very hot weather and good track conditions the final round of the EMX Quad European Championship took place on 31st August – 01st September in Mladina, Croatia. Thanks to race2 victory and a second place, the favorite and championship leader Kevin Saar (Estonia) won the title at the end of a thrilling fight with the Swedish Sune Lewander, despite race1 win went to Christopher Tveraen, who celebrated his first triumph. Behind Lewandcer, great third place for the Italian Patrick Turrini, who conquered the third step of the championship podium thank to a fifth and a second position. Final classification: 1. Kevin Saar, Estonia 2. Sune Lewander, Sweden 3. Patrick Turrini, Italy

EMX Quad European Championship: round 3 in Latvia The third round of the EMX Quad European Championship was raced on 27th-28th July in Stelpe, Latvia, with a sunny and hot weather. Thrilling Race1 with Kevin Saar first for 10 laps and out due to the breaking of the front suspension. Sune Lewander from Sweden took the lead but was Romain Gwiazda to win the heat. In Race2 Saar succeeded in win in front of Valerijs Kuzmins, who overtook Lewander in the last corner on the last lap. Event classification: Sune Lewander, SWE Patrick Turrini, ITA Valerijs Kuzmins, LAT

EXM Quad European Championship: the race in Estonia Second event of the EXM Quad European Championship in Kivioli, Estonia, with 29 riders from 12 countries in front of about 10.000 spectators. Race 1 was characterized by strong heat and won by Kevin Saar from Estonia. Second position for Mike Van Grinsven from Nederland and third for Patrick Turrini from Italy. Better condition on Sunday’s race 2, partially cloudy with 18°, ruled by Saar too. Second position again for Grinsven, while third was Roman Gwiazda from Poland. Next round will be on 27th-28th July in Stelpe, Latvia. The overall classification: 1. Kevin Saar 2. Mike Van Grinsven 3. Patrick Turrini