Supermoto

2025 Supermoto European Championship Provisional calendar unveiled The FIM Europe and Xiem are delighted to announce the provisional 2025 Supermoto European Championship Calendar. The 2025 season delivers six rounds and kicks off earlier than usual, at the end of March, on the well-known Albaida circuit, Spain. Continuing for the fourth year in a row in Tramatza track, Sardinia-Italy, followed by St. Wendel in Germany. From there the action heads to Visonta circuit, Hungary, new entry of 2025: here works on the new off-road section and the new sky section will soon begin. Early September, the series shifts to the historic Busca circuit in Italy and ends at the famed street circuit of Mettet in October. In addition to the SMJ European Championship, the series will have the unique round of the S4 class in Busca. Links Click here to visit the FIM Europe Supermoto page XIEM

SM Junior European Championship: Nathan Terraneo takes the 2024 title Mettet hosted a thrilling final event of the SM Junior European Championship. The Belgian city circuit welcomed the series after the penultimate round in Romania, where Andrea Benvenuti (KTM Mtr Racing) was the victim of a crash and gave the green light to his rivals to climb the standings. SM Junior Race 1 The first Junior race took place on Saturday. At the end of the time practice, Andrea Benvenuti (KTM Mtr Racing) came home with the pole position making people believe he would have been the protagonist of a solo race, however, the race saw the resolute victory of Nathan Terraneo (KTM). The Swiss rider’s race pace was impressive from the first moment and this allowed him to take a solid advantage and cross the finish line with a solid margin. Benvenuti, still not in top shape, tried to

SM Junior European Championship: Yevsevii Kovalov new red plate holder The SM Junior European Championship did a stop-over in Romania, in Cerghid, at the Transylvania Motor Ring which welcomed the paddock for the first time. The Romanian race offered a turn of events in the morning warm-up. Undisputed standings leader Andrea Benvenuti (KTM Mtr Racing) was the victim of a crash that caused him a suspected fracture so he could not take part in the two races. Nathan Terraneo (KTM) and Yevsevii Kolavov (Husqvarna) shared the victories. The Ukrainian was crowned race winner and the new red plate holder of the Championship. Race 1 Third qualified in the overall standings, Nathan Terraneo (KTM), was the author of a solid race. The Swiss rider pulled away at the start and took the lead in the first corner. Terraneo had the right race pace and opened a solid gap over second qualified, Ukrainian Yesvevii

SM Junior European Championship: unstoppable Benvenuti wins in Germany The SM Junior European Championship stopped in Germany, in the city circuit of Sankt Wendel, for the fourth round of the season. The event took place at the same time of the national Championship attracting a large crowd which filled the natural grandstands along the track. Despite two less-than-perfect starts, Andrea Benvenuti (KTM Mtr Racing) achieved another triumphant double victory. Second place went to wild card Valentin Durand (Honda) who qualified ahead of Nathan Terraneo (KTM). Race 1 At the start of the first race Andrea Benvenuti (KTM MTR Racing) was caught unprepared in the first corner and had to make way for Valentin Durand (Honda) and Nathan Terraneo (KTM), but the pole man did not lose time and moved to the head of the race in the second lap setting an unbeatable race pace for all the other rivals. Benvenuti

SM Junior European Championship: unstoppable Andrea Benvenuti wins in Poland For the first time, the SM Junior European Championship was hosted at Slomczyn track, in Poland, just 30 minutes away from Warsaw. The racetrack of the small Polish town was renewed to host the third round of the season. The off-road section underwent a major renovation to ensure a thrilling racing weekend. Andrea Benvenuti (KTM Mtr Racing) made no mistakes conquering a double victory but had to battle it out with strong Nathan Terraneo (KTM), who did not make things easy. Third qualified was another Italian rider, Daniele Cornolti (GasGas), who stepped on the European Championship podium for the first time.   Race 1 At the start, Andrea Benvenuti (KTM Mtr Racing) could not make the best out of his pole position because Nathan Terraneo (KTM) made an early start. In the first laps, Benvenuti did not notice the penalty

S4 and SM Junior European Championship: Surra is the new S4 champion, while Benvenuti consolidates the leadership in the Junior The second round of the S4 European Championship and the first one of the SM Junior European Championship took place at the Busca Kart Planet, Italy. Alberto Surra (KTM) is the new Champion of the S4: the young Italian rider almost had a perfect weekend with the pole position and two victories out of three motos, second place went to Spanish Alex Rafael Gourdon (Husqvarna) and third position to another Italian rider, Mattia Rato (TM). In the Junior Andrea Benvenuti ruled the day and strengthened his leadership in the championship thanks to two confident victories. S4 Race 1 A few minutes before the start, race directors called out a wet race and all the riders mounted rain tyres. As the red lights blinked off Alberto Surra (KTM) did not make

SM Junior European Championship: double victory for Andrea Benvenuti Andrea Benvenuti (Ktm MTR Racing) ruled both motos with incredible supremacy. In race 2, despite the poor start, the rider worked his way up and won. Second place went to Yevsevii Kovalyov (Husqvarna) and Nathan Terraneo (KTM) was third. Race 1 Solo race for Andrea Benvenuti (KTM Mtr Racing), who pulled away at the start and took the lead without hesitation. The young rider did not make any mistakes on his Ktm 85cc 2 strokes and led the group from first to last lap. Nathan Terraneo (Ktm) moved to second place but could not keep the position and after a few laps where he tried to keep his rival behind, had to let him pass and qualified third. Yevsevii Kovalyov (Husqvarna) lost the chance to worry race leader in the two laps where he was third. Leonardo Lapadula (Team 11) was

Supermoto European Championship 2024 Calendar updates The FIM Europe, together with XIEM and the Supermoto Commission, would like to announce the updates to the 2024 Supermoto European Championship calendar. 6 rounds for the SM Junior and 1 for the S4, confirmed to take place in Italy over the weekend of June 29th-30th. The SM Junior Championship is set to kick off on April 20th-21st in Spain. Second round is in Italy in June, while in July the series will move to Poland and in August to Germany. Confirmed also the round at the beginning of September in Romania. In October the grand finale will take place in Belgium. Links Click here to visit the FIM Europe Supermoto page XIEM Enduro European Championship

Supermoto European Championship 2024 Provisional Calendar The FIM Europe, together with XIEM and the Supermoto Commission, would like to share the 2024 Supermoto European Championship provisional calendar. 8 rounds for the SM Junior and 1 for the S4, that will race in Italy on June 30th. The Championship will start in April, venue tba, and then will see a double appointment in Italy: Tramatza and Busca. In July it will move to Poland and in August to Germany. Two rounds in September: Romania at the beginning and France at the end of the month, before the grand finale in Belgium in October. Further updates to the calendar will be soon communicated. Stay tuned! Links Click here to visit the FIM Europe Supermoto page XIEM Enduro European Championship

S4 and SM Junior European Championship: Francisco Gomez Requena and Andrea Benvenuti are the champions! The S4 and SM Junior European Championships got to their final race in Castelletto di Branduzzo, Italy, perfect scene for the last round of the season. The battle for the titles was still open. In the S4 Kevin Vandi and Francisco Gomez Requena were the main rivals, divided by a 10-point gap. The SM Junior was even more challenging with the head-to-head of Matej Kokes and Andrea Benvenuti, who arriver tied on points at this last race. S4 Race 1 Pole man Alessandro Morosi (Honda RedMoto Gazza Racing) did not make the best out of his starting position and lost it when Francisco Gomez Requena (Husqvarna) took it away from him; Kevin Vandi (L30 Racing Tm Factory) was third. Halfway through the lap Morosi made a small mistake and dropped down to fourth place. The Honda