Supercross

Supercross European Championship After two years of waiting, the Supercross European Championship took place on 15-16-17 April in the Adrenalin Arena, Estonia, with three intense days of racing. Day 1 In the SX Men category, the French rider Charles Lefrançois was the most consistent, winning a heat and winning with a one-point lead over Cheyenne Harmon who traveled to Estonia from Texas. Fastest rider in qualifying, the American will be keen to take his revenge just like Thomas Ramette. The French rider was on the third step of the podium after experiencing a mechanical problem in the first heat which prevented him from finishing. He won Races 2 and 3. In the SX 250 category, home rider Kaarel Tiilk left no chance to his competitors. Starting last after a crash at the start of the first race, he managed to win on the last lap. Without mistake, he won in

Meeting at the General Secretariat with the new Supercross Promoter Twenty One Sport On the left Mr Alessandro Sambuco, General Secretariat; on the right Mr Kevin Pronier, Twenty One Sport President On February 5th, a meeting was held at the General Secretariat in Fiumicino (Rome) with the new Supercross Promoter Twenty One Sport. The French company will organize the next 3 seasons of the European Supercross Championship. On the agenda, the completion of the contract and the calendar of the European Supercross Championship. Kevin Pronier, Twenty One Sport President “For the next years I’ll be the promoter of the Supercross European Championship (SXEC) with two main categories: Men and Women and different classes. The main goal is to have a good Championship with the best European riders. We would like have between 4 and 5 races for this first year and to develop the Championship during the next 3 seasons.

On Saturday 18th November the FIM Europe Supercross Championship, promoted by Sportainment, was held in the modern stadium of Ergo Arena in Gdansk, with the main races on Eurosport shown live. 8.000 enthusiastic spectators were presented with a spectacular show by our new Supercross promotional partner Sportainment with 55 riders from 16 different Nations competing in the 4 championship classes, SX1, SX250, SX125 and SX85. SX1 – The premier championship was decided by 2 semi-finals, 2 last chance races and the main final to decide the 12 riders who would compete for the title of European Champion and King of Poland. Semi-final 1 was a comfortable win for Cole Martinez from the USA who took the lead early on and maintained his advantage to the end. In semi-final 2, French rider Boris Maillard also had a comfortable victory but not before an early battle with German Dominique Thury. Tensions were

In the weekend from Saturday 18th to Sunday 19th November, the follow­ing European races will be held: 18 November – Supercross European Championship at Gdansk/Poland 18-19 November - European Moto2, European Talent Cup and European Kawasaki Z Cup at Valencia/Spain    

For the first time ever in Poland, the European Supercross Championship in Gdansk is getting closer. This Saturday in Ergo Arena riders from 15 countries will fight for the European Champion title. Freddy Verherstraeten has already started building the track. Starting lists are almost full, but there are still free spots for riders who would like to join the competition last minute. The track will be built with over 4 000 tons of dirt, that is about 170 truckloads. As always Freddy designed a safe and challenging track, which will definitely be exciting for fans to watch, as well as for the riders to ride. The track features include impressive jumping sections along with popular whoops, which make riders face a specific challenge - a very fast, demanding and technical track. Besides the four European Championship classes (SX, SX250, SX125, SX85) there will be also a SX65 show race. Who

On 18th November riders from around Europe, together with guests from the USA will show up in Ergo Arena, at Gdansk/Sopot to fight for the European Champion title. Supercross will be held for the second time in Poland, and for the first time as a European Supercross Championship. The registration for riders is already available online. For the last five years Ergo Arena hosted the best FMX riders competing in Freestyle Motocross World Championship – Diverse Night of the Jumps. This year, Sportainment Agency will present to the audience in Pomerania Supercross., which made its debut in Poland last year, in 2017, and which comes back at the highest possible level in Europe. “We are happy to announce that Sportainment Agency has been chosen as a promoter of European Supercross Championships 2017-2019“, says Przemyslaw Szymanski of Sportainment.  “Starting with one round this year our goal is to build strong and

In the photo, Romain Febvre, European EMX250 champion in 2011 and MXGP World Champion in 2015, racing at the Arnhem Supercross, in The Netherlands, last October - @Offroadproracing.it FIM Europe has decided to launch a tender to find a Promoter for the 2017-2019 Supercross European Championship events. This “Call for Expression of Interest” is no more than an invitation to tender and does not constitute either a contract or an offer. Those who are interested should contact the General Secretariat writing to office@fim-europe.com  within March 15th 2017.

The start of Eurosupercross - Photo by Antonio Cabrini The Supercross show was held in EICMA MotoLive, in Milan (Italy), with the dispute for the European title. Riders made their best, with the assignment of the fantastic public that supported them since the morning.   Nick Kouwemberg, European Champion in the  SXLites class, photo by Davide Messora In the SXLites class, Nick Kouwemberg (Honda J-Tech) is the absolute European Champion: he dominates the race after passing his team mate Filippo Zonta, who takes the HoleShot Tissot. Behind him it’s a bagarre: Francesco Muratori (Suzuki) with a block-pass overtakes Zonta, who crashes. The J-Tech rider jumps on his bike again and starts to recover positions until the second place, through breathless passes, especially on Clochet (Husqvarna) and then Muratori himself on the final jump. Thomas Ramette, European Champion in the Supercross Class - Photo by Davide Messora The Supercross class Final#1, the main class

Amazing European Supercross Championship edition. The stages around the EICMA MotoLive track were full of people who attended to the races of the unique round which has assigned the titles to the 2013 European champions. The organization has signed another perfect edition of the SX Series Championship which has been rich of emotions for the several fights during the competions.. SX1 – Zack Osborne (Honda RedMoto) has been the dominator of the day. The fastest and the skilled rider of this racing day. He won both Finals with a large gap in front of all the other riders. Second is Angelo Pellegrini (Honda Racing World Motocross) and third PJ Larsen (Honda MBTeam). SX2 – European Champion is Michele Cervellin (Honda Racing Technology) in front the International SX Champion Killian Auberson (KTM). Third place for Jeremy Chaveau. SX125 – Brian Hsu won the European title SX125. Second the Italian rider Filippo

The last round of the European Supercross Championship was held yesterday in the location of EicmaMotolive 2012 in Milan (Italy), where there was a wonderful public watching races and performances programmed in the external area of the Expo. The class SXRookie was won by the French rider Clement BRIATTE (Yamaha) followed by the compatriot Calvin FONVIEILLE (KTM) and the Russian rider Vladislav LEONOV (Suzuki), after the second round the provisional classification is leading by BRIATTE (33pts), 9 points more of the second one the French SALINGUE. The class SX125 was characterized by a big battle between the winner, the French rider Alexis VERHAEGHE (Kawasaki), the second the French rider Dan HOUZET (KTM) and the third the Italian Tommaso DE PIETRI (Suzuki) that arrived under the finish line with a gap of just three seconds. HOUZET leads the provisional classification (52 pts) in front of VERHAEGHE (49 pts). The Class SX2