Vintage

Vintage Enduro European Championship: Italians ruled on home soil The third and next to last round of the 2024 Vintage Enduro European Championship drew to an exciting weekend in Città della Pieve, Italy. Ensuring a week to remember on home soil, Italian riders secured thrilling victories in the event, putting on a show for their home crowd. Two days of action with 25 riders competing for the podiums, with a track well designed in the hills around the Umbrian town. After Saturday’s prologue with the best time set by Carlo Vella (Honda CRE 250), on Sunday the fight for the win has been fierce.   Event winners: Expert UP 75 - Federico Fregnan (Fantic 75) Expert UP 125 - Alessandro Degano (KTM 100) Expert over 125 - Salvatore Zambuto (KTM 175) Classic up 75 - Ferruccio Dal Pos (Fantic 75) Classic UP 125 - Matteo Modica (Puch Frigerio 125) Classic

Vintage Hill Climb European Championship: Italian round crowns the 2024 champions The 2024 Vintage Hill Climb European Championship drew to an exciting close with the crowning of the champions in the occasion of the last round in Italy. With the end of the season in sight for the competitors, the racing weekend took riders to Saline-Volterra in the heart of Tuscany, for a traditional race with the Italian Championship. Held on the popular course, it ensured an exciting and beautiful end to what had already been an exceptional season of racing. Ready for some exciting action in the Vintage Hill Climb European Championship, riders had a virtual grasp on successfully defending their standings position and fighting for the titles entering the final day of racing. However, knowing the unpredictable nature of vintage hill climb, they were careful not to become complacent in their efforts to reach the finish line. Throughout

Hill Climb and Vintage Hill Climb European Championship: Germany crowned the Hill Climb 2024 champions Challenging weekend for the final round of the Hill Climb European Championship and the fourth of the Vintage Hill Climb European Championship. The town of Lückendorf, in Germany, hosted a great and thrilling race, on a tough weekend because of the changing weather conditions. On Friday the heavy rain caused a lot of trouble in cleaning the tyres before the start of the practices. Instead, Saturday was a dry and warm day, perfect conditions for practices. Sunday was wet again, with heavy rain over the night. The track at Lückendorf was well-prepared by the organizer: MC Robur Zittau did a great job, offering to teams and riders a challenging event. In front of a very big crowd of spectators up to 180 participants joined a weekend full of race action at the end of which

Hill Climb and Vintage Hill Climb European Championship: Spoleto welcomed the third round After rounds one and two in Austria, the Hill Climb and Vintage Hill Climb European Championship stopped in Italy for the third event of the season. FIM Europe Hill Climb Modern and Vintage The track run over the pass from Spoleto to Forca di Cerro: 1.880 metres through the woodland. 25 riders from 5 different nations took part to the races. Here below the winners of the Italian round. Road Racing Hill Climb 250 GP - Bernard Depierreux, BEL SSP 300 - Daniele Stolli, ITA SSP 600 - Maurizio Bottalico, ITA Superbike - Maurizio Bottalico, ITA Supermoto – Salvatore Sallustro, ITA Vintage Hill Climb Class 6 - Williams Alonzi, ITA Class 9b - Roman Winklmuller, AUT Class 5 (Classic 500) – Race1 - Roman Winklmuller, AUT Race2 - Dario Cavanna, ITA Links FIM Europe Road Racing Visit

Hill Climb European Championship and Vintage Hill Climb European Championship: back in Austria for round two After the first round in Landshaag, once more Austria hosted the Hill Climb European Championship and the Vintage Hill Climb European Championship, this time in Julbach. Two days of mixed conditions welcomed the action. Here below the winners of the event. Road Racing Hill Climb 250 GP – Guido Testoni, ITA, Honda SSP 300 – Daniele Stolli, ITA, Yamaha Supersport – Maurizio Bottalico, ITA, Kawasaki Superbike – Maurizio Bottalico, ITA, Honda Supermoto – Bernhard Hörmann, AUT, KTM Vintage Hill Climb         Class 1 (Classic 350) – Martin Riedel, GER, Benelli Class 3 (Classic over 500) – Alexander Weghofer, AUT, Ducati Class 4 (125 GP) – Guido Testoni, ITA, Honda Class 5 (250 GP) – Roman Wannersdorfer, GER, Suzuki Class 5 (Classic 500) – Bruno Aschauer, AUT, Honda Class 8c (Sidecar) – Hanninger/Schwarz Dieter/Harald, AUT,

Vintage Enduro European Championship: in France the first round of the season The second round of the Vintage Enduro European Championship took place in La Cerdanya, a region between the board of Spain and France. The winners Open - Gaetano Terruso Open V2 - Gaetano Terruso Open V1 - Giorgio Volpi Expert - Federico Fregan Expert V1 - Federico Fregano Expert V2 - Stefano Torrini Expert V3 - Ryszard Augustyn Classic - Alberto Casartelli Classic V1 - Ferruccio Dal Pos Classic V2 - Manuel Ruger Classic V3 - Andreas Mosert Links FIM Europe Vintage page Visit Infront Moto Racing

Hill Climb and Vintage Hill Climb European Championship: the first round in Austria The atmosphere in Landshaag, Austria, was electric as the first round of the Hill Climb and Vintage Hill Climb European Championship took place thanks to the great organization of the MSC Rottenegg and all the members of the club. During the first two days, Friday and Saturday, a steady and heavy rain was permanently over the town. With the track in increasingly worse conditions, the qualifying sessions had to be cancelled even before the first one was finished. On Sunday the track was dry and the day started with the continuation of the qualifying sessions from Saturday. Here below the winners of the event. Hill Climb 250 GP – Guido Testoni, ITA, Honda SSP 300 – Daniele Stolli, ITA, Yamaha Supersport – Daniel Kronschläger, AUT, Triumph Superbike – Stefano Bonetti, ITA, Honda Supermoto – Bernhard Hörmann, AUT,

Vintage Enduro European Championship: double round in Spain The second round of the Vintage Enduro European Championship took place in La Cerdanya, a region between the board of Spain and France. The winners (Day 1 and Day2) Expert up to 75 - Federico Fregnan, ITA (Fantic) Expert over 125 - Xavier Arenas Pena, SPA (Montesa) Classic up to 75 - Adriano Micozzi, ITA (Ancilloti) Classic up to 125 - Ole Fleischer (Kramer) Classic up to 250 - David Gomez Carrion, SPA (Yamaha) Classic over 250 - Angel Miquel Boet Angel, SPA (Yamaha) Open up to 80 - Patrice Mourges (Cardel) Open up to 125 - Fredric Rivalan (Yamaha) Open up to 250 - Rodriguez Montane (KTM) The winners (Day 1) Expert up to 125 - Pescia Massimo, ITA (SWM) Classic up to 75 - Adriano Micozzi, ITA (Ancilloti) Open over 250 - Dario Lamura, ITA (Honda) The winners (Day 2)

Vintage Enduro European Championship: Sicily hosted the first round The first round of the Vintage Enduro European Championship took place in Monreale, in the amazing landscape of Sicily, Italy, in tough weather conditions. The winners (Day 1 and Day2) Expert up to 75 - Federico Fregnan, ITA (Fantic) Expert up to 125 - Paolo Sala, ITA (Gilera) Expert over 125 - Giancarlo Donadio, ITA (Honda) Classic up to 75 - Francis Mace, ITA (Fantic) Classic up to 125 - Ole Fleischer (Kramer) Classic up to 250 - Stephane Peterhansel, FRA (Yamaha) Open up to 80 - Philippe Barthomeuf (Cardel) Open up to 125 - Riccardo Terranova, ITA (Cagiva) Open up to 250 - Rodriguez Montane (KTM) The winners (Day 1) Classic over 250 - Jens Oestreich (Kramer) Open over 250 - Eric Cyffka (Husqvarna) The winners (Day 2) Classic over 250 - Serra Miquel Angel Boet (Yamaha) Open over 250

Vintage Road Racing European Championship: the season started in Denmark The Vintage Road Racing European Championship was back in action for the first event of the season at the Circuit of Ring Djursland, in Denmark. Splendid weather conditions welcomed more than 30 riders from all over Europe, fighting in front of thousands of spectators. Race 1 winners Class 3 - Hans Henrik Pallesen, DEN Class 4 - Benny Lysen, DEN Class 5 - Benny Lysen, DEN Class 6 - Lars Sandberg, DEN Class 7a - Magnus Mossberg, SWE Class 7b - Carl Frederiksen, DEN Class 8b - Kjell Strömberg, SWE Class 8d - Erik Helgerud, NOR Class 8e - Gerd Schapelt, GER Class 9a - Tore Stene, NOR Class 9b - Björn Gunnarsson, SWE Race 2 winners Class 3 - Hans Henrik Pallesen, DEN Class 4 - Bernd Pöllmann, GER Class 5 - Bernd Pöllmann, GER Class 6 - Lars