Sidecarcross

Junior Sidecarcross European Championship: registrations now open for Junior and Overall classes FIM Europe informs that registrations are now officially open for the 2026 Junior Sidecarcross European Championship, including both Junior and Overall classes. The new registration system is active, and dedicated links are available on the FIM Europe official webpage, where the calendar of the Junior Sidecarcross European Championship is also published. All riders are required to complete their registration through the official links in order to be eligible to compete in the Championship. Click here to register FIM Europe strongly encourages all National Federations and stakeholders to share this information through their communication channels to ensure that no rider misses the registration deadline. Links FIM Europe Motocross Sidecarcross World Championship FIM Moto

Junior European Sidecarcross Championship: 2026 calendar announced The FIM Europe and the Motocross & Snowcross Commission are delighted to announce the official calendar for the 2026 Junior European Sidecarcross Championship. Following the recent launch of this new Championship, the publication of the calendar marks a further key step in shaping the inaugural season, offering young Sidecarcross talents the opportunity to compete at prestigious European venues. The 2026 calendar includes three rounds, held alongside the Sidecarcross World Championship. 02–03 May 2026 – Kramolin (Czech Republic) 27–28 June 2026 – Lommel (Belgium) 12–13 September 2026 – Heerde (The Netherlands) With this new series, FIM Europe confirms its commitment to youth development and to strengthening the future of the Sidecarcross discipline at European level. Links FIM Europe Motocross Sidecarcross World Championship FIM Moto

FIM Europe presents the Junior European Sidecarcross Championship FIM Europe is proud to announce the launch of the Junior European Sidecarcross Championship. Starting in 2026, the new series features between three and six races held alongside the World Sidecarcross Championship calendar. This initiative aims to provide young and up-and-coming competitors with the opportunity to showcase their talent in front of the World Championship paddock, creating a clear pathway from national to international competition. FIM Europe introduces a Junior European Championship series inside the overall European Sidecar Class up to 50 years old, which features teams competing with sidecars powered by engines of up to 500cc and riders from 15 to 23 years old in the Juniors. For passengers, there is no age limit. This new platform is designed to nurture the next generation of riders and strengthen the foundations of the sport. Michal Sikora, FIM Europe President “The Junior European

Sidecarcross of European Nations: Team Netherlands takes the title The Sidecarcross of European Nations fired up the weekend at the iconic Loket circuit, in the Czech Republic, in a weekend full of action together with the Quadcross of European Nations. Race One (A+B) - A cracking start took Killian and Evan Prunier into an immediate lead which they were never to relinquish. The triple French Champions were on great form to round off the season. Marvin Vanluchene and Robbe de Veene slotted second up the hill, with Dan Foden/Josh Chamberlain alongside them. Foden moved ahead and Vanluchene spent a fair amount of effort closing the British crew down. He had to be careful because Koen Hermans/Ben van den Bogaart were making way up to the leaders from a slower start. Koen admits he has not yet perfected the start technique with the new Mega engine. It was also another strong

EMX Quad European Championship: Turrini takes the red plate The EMX Quad European Championship was back in action in Alqueidão, Portugal, for round one of the 2024 season. Qualifying Race The heat had not wavered between the practice and qualifying race session, however, it was evident that the close nature of the riders’ lap times would certainly be raising the temperature. 21 riders lined up on the gate to contest the opening qualifying race of the season, and as the gate dropped the lead of the race was highly contested, however, after the initial scraps for track position had calmed down, only slightly, it was Harry Walker who led the charge ahead of Manfred Zienecker and Patrick Turrini. The second position was short-lived for the German as Turrini found his way through and set about piling the pressure on Walker. While the leading duo established their lead, Karlis Neija had

EMX Quad European Championship and Sidecarcross and Quadcross of European Nations: 2024 calendar The FIM Europe, together with the promoter APO Multimedia, is glad to announce the EMX Quad European Championship 2024 calendar. The season is set to start in late April and will see 5 rounds: Portugal, the Netherlands, Czech Republic, Poland and Italy. Furthermore, after the success of last year’s edition, the Sidecarcross and Quadcross of European Nations will take place on the 28th-29th of September in Loket, in the Czech Republic. Links FIM Europe Motocross FIM Sidecarcross

MSidecarcross and Quadcross of European Nations: amazing United States and the Netherlands crowned champions The Sidecarcross and Quadcross of European Nations witnessed an astounding spectacle as it hosted the amazing attendance of many extra-European teams, with a warm audience at the track of Cingoli, in central Italy. The atmosphere was nothing short of electrifying and the crowd's unwavering support for all the riders, especially the home team, giving more strength to Italy to race in front of its public. Team USA made up with Joel Hetrick, Bryce Ford and Chad Wienen took the top step of the podium at the Quadcross of European Nations, while Team Netherlands won the Sidecarcross of European Nations. Quadcross In all three races Team USA ruled finishing first and second. In Race 1 Third position for Team Great Britain with Harry Walker, while in Race 2 was the European Champion Patrick Turrini who battled with the American taking the

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