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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

Vintage Enduro European Championship: third round in Italy The third round of the Vintage Enduro European Championship took place in Lovere, on Iseo Lake, Italy, under the direction of the Moto Club Costa Volpino. The race took place in the best of conditions, thanks to the weather that offered a hot breezy day. The winners Expert up to 75 - Federico Fregnan, ITA, (Fantic) Expert up to 125 - Massimo Pescia, ITA (SWM) Expert over 125 - Xavier Castey Soler, SPA (Bultaco) Classic up to 75 - Ennio Bonaldi, ITA (Fantic) Classic up to 125 - Fabio Mauri, ITA (Puch Frigerio) Classic up to 250 - Johannes Steinel, GER (Kramer) Classic over 250 - David Gomez Carrion, SPA (Montesa) Open up to 80 - Mauro Varaschin, ITA (Fantic) Open up to 125 - Martin Novella, GER (Suzuki) Open up to 250 - Stephane Peterhansel, FRA (Yamaha) Open over 250 -

Vintage Enduro European Championship: 2022 calendar update The FIM Europe, together with the Vintage Commission, has the pleasure to annouce an update that have been made to the 2022 racing calendar of the 2022 Vintage Enduro European Championship. The cancelled race in Kempenich, Germany, originally scheduled on October 23rd, will be recovered on October 28th-29th-30th in Woltersforf/Rudersdorf bei Berlin thanks to the collaboration and organisation of the DMSB. The race will be held together with the last event of the Enduro European Championship. Visit our Vintage page Visit Infront Moto Racing

Vintage Road Racing European Championship: third and final round in Croatia The third and final round of the 2022 Vintage Road Race European Championship took place at Croatia’s picturesque former Grand Prix circuit Rijeka. The number of competitors was especially affected by the late change of date from September to August, but those that were there enjoyed one beautiful sunny day on Saturday and one wet day on when rain showers developed during the afternoon on Sunday to complete the season on a wet track. There was strong support from HMS and Italian riders, who dominated both the two races. Zoran Salopek won class 9a and the race outright whilst fellow HMS riders Franco Usmiani, Luciano Garlassi, Bert Heider and Felix Weizierl took the wins in classes 3, 6 and 7a respectively. Germany’s Bernd Pollmann had mechanical problems with his immaculate Aermacchi’s but still held on to win both the

Vintage Regularity Cup The Classic Club Hlohovec organised in the town centre of Holič, Slovakia, the only race of the Vintage Regularity Cup. For one day the normal traffic was stopped for over 100 riders, to let the race to take place on a track of 1250 meters with two right and five left turns. The weather was mild and partly sunny, but it started to rain in the late afternoon: riders and organiser decided to cancel the last three races for security reasons (classes C, D and E sidecars). It was decided that the results of the second practice session were valid for the race. The winners Class A1 – Milan Šoban, Benelli, CZE, SMF Class A2 – Jiri Krutina, Honda, SVK, SMF Class B – Zdenek Paznocko, Aermacchi, CZE, SMF Class C – Arrigo Vinsani, Honda, ITA, SMF Class D – Robert Bodiš, Ducati, SVK, SMF Class E

Vintage Hill Climb European Championship The third and last round of the Vintage Hill Climb European Championship took place in the picturesque town of Lückendorf near Zittau, in Saxony, Germany. The race was excellent organised by MC Robur from Zittau with nice sunny but mild weather: Luckendorfer Bergrennen was first organised in 1923 and have continuously raced since than with only a break during the 2nd World War and Covid-19. This year the event celebrated its 99th anniversary. The track was 3552 m long with races both on Saturday and Sunday. The winners on Saturday • Class 1: Tony Weigelt, Yamaha RD 250 • Class 5: Bert Heider, Yamaha FZR 400 • Class 6: Stefan Dobler, Triumph 140 • Class 7: Wolfgang Deutschmann, BMW • Class 8a sidecar: Albert Kröpfl / Johannes Penatzer, BMW Renngespann • Class 8b sidecar: Armin Pfaltz / Dirk Lütke, Haller Suzuki GS 1000 • Class

Vintage Road Racing European Championship: round 2 at Donington Park The Vintage Road Racing European Championship has stopped at Donington Park, Great Britain, for the second round of the season. A few drops of rain did not slow up the riders during qualifying on first day and in particular the Blumaq AJR Classic Team riders Sergio Fuertes and Javier Triguero soon settled into the fast-flowing track and qualified on the front row on their first visit to the circuit. Fuertes retired in the first race whilst leading, but made up for the disappointment by winning the second race by over ten seconds from his team-mate. With two solid second places Triguero took forty points and close within one point of second place man in the Championship, Neil Watson. The UK riders ruled the Class 2 (200cc) filling five of the top six places. Tanja Hentschel stopped a UK clean sweep

Hill Climb European Championship and Vintage Hill Climb European Championship Second round of the Vintage Hill Climb European Championship and fifth for the HIll Climb European Championship in the beautiful Italian landscape of Forca di Cerro-Spoleto. A perfect race day with good weather conditions and a strong heat, with hard-fought challenges between the riders. Here below the winners of the Vintage race: Class 125 2T Alpassi Carlo, ITA Class 250 2T - Pazzaglia Thomas, ITA Class 750 4T - Alonzi Williams, ITA Class 500 4T - Mezzone Daniel, ITA The winners of the Hill Climb race: The winners of the Hill Climb race: Supermoto - Maurizio Bottalico, ITA Superbike - Jean Luc David, FRA Supersport - Maurizio Bottalico, ITA 250 GP - Guido Testoni, ITA Visit our Vintage page Visit Infront Moto Racing