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Euro Moto Oschersleben: Saturday’s schedule

The worst of the heat is over and fans and riders alike can look forward to a packed day of practice sessions and the first races. There’s even a title up for grabs in the supporting programme.

This article is an automatically generated English version. The original article was published in German.

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For the fourth of seven race weekends, the Euro Moto Sportbike, Supersport and Superbike riders will gather at the Motorsportarena Oschersleben. They will be joined by riders from the ADAC Junior Cup, the Moto4 Northern Cup, the Twin Cup and the Kawasaki ZX4 Cup.

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Practical Information

Tickets: All types of tickets are available at the box office. Parking tickets can also be purchased on site. Lost Property Office: Any valuables found can be handed in at the security post at the entrance to the paddock or at the administration office via Pit 1. Info: Over the weekend, staff are available from 08:00 to 18:00 on 03949-9200 or at the administration office via Box 1.

Match point in the Moto4 Northern Cup

It’s match point for Robin Siegert. The young rider, sponsored by Motorsport Team Germany, tops the standings with 229 points. After eight consecutive wins, the 15-year-old has just one goal in the Magdeburger Börde: “It’ll definitely be all about the title at Oschersleben,” says the Kiefer Racing rider confidently. “I have fond memories of Oschersleben and I’ve got a good set-up too. That’s why we’re well prepared. We’ll see what lies ahead.” Trailing by 68 points with four races still to go, Anina Urlaß also still has a chance of winning the title. The Mass Sports Racing by Jrp Motorsport driver is looking forward to the Motorsport Arena: “It’s a track I really like and enjoy driving on. As always, I’m expecting to improve and want to learn as much as possible whilst continuing to fight for important points in the championship.”

The live stream

From today, alongside the free live timingprovided by Bike-Promotion and the official results, there will once again be a live broadcast from streaming provider Radio Viktoria. As always, Tommi Deitenbach and Lukas Gajewski will be on the mic for the live stream, which can be watched on YouTube, alongside Danijel Peric reporting from the pit lane and the starting grid. Eddie Mielke will be joining the team on Sunday.

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Broadcast times

2.35 pm – Welcome segment + Euro Moto Superbike Superpole with grid and pole-setter interview

14:45 – Kawasaki ZX-4RR Cup Race 1 (race start 14:50)

3.25 pm – moto4 Northern Cup Race 1 (race start 3.30 pm)

4.10 pm – Euro Moto Sportbike Race 1 (race start 4.20 pm)

4.55 pm – Euro Moto Supersport Race 1 (race start 5.05 pm)

5.40 pm – Twin Cup Race 1 (race start 5.45 pm)


The weather

In Oschersleben, the morning will be mostly overcast but it will remain dry with temperatures of 17°C. Later on, there will be mainly clear skies with scattered clouds and the temperature will reach 24°C. In the evening, parts of the sky in Oschersleben will be overcast with temperatures ranging from 18 to 22°C. Overnight, only a few clouds will break up the otherwise clear sky, with lows of 10°C. Gusts may reach speeds of between 5 and 37 km/h. (Source: wetter.com)

The schedule for Saturday, 1 August 2026

08.00 to 08.25 Q1 Euro Moto Sportbike

08.30 to 08.55 Q1 Euro Moto Supersport

09.00 to 09.30 FP3 Euro Moto Superbike

09.35 to 09.55 Q2 Kawasaki ZX4 Cup

10.05–10.25 Q1 ADAC Junior Cup

10.30 to 11.00 Q1 Moto4 Cup

11.05 to 11.25 Q2 Twin Cup

11.30–11.55 Q2 Euro Moto Sportbike

12.00–12.25 Q2 Euro Moto Supersport

1.10 pm to 1.25 pm SP1 Euro Moto Superbike

1.35 pm to 1.50 pm SP2 Euro Moto Superbike

2.10 pm to 2.40 pm R1 ADAC Junior Cup

2.50 pm to 3.20 pm R1 Kawasaki ZX4 Cup

3.30 pm to 4.05 pm R1 Moto4 Cup

4.20 pm to 4.55 pm R1 Euro Moto Sportbike

5.05 pm to 5.40 pm R1 Euro Moto Supersport

5.45 pm to 6.15 pm R1 Twin Cup

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Pos

Driver

Driver

Start No.

Rounds

Time

Fastest Lap

Points

01

Lukas Tulovic

Lukas Tulovic

Triple M by Ducati Frankfurt

1

18

25:26,952

1:24,178

25

02

Markus Reiterberger

Markus Reiterberger

Masteroil Alpha Van Zon BMW

28

18

+5,876

1:24,244

20

03

Marcel Schrötter

Marcel Schrötter

GERT56 by RS Speedbikes

23

18

+13,304

1:24,624

13

04

Jan-Ole Jähnig

Jan-Ole Jähnig

GERT56 by RS Speedbikes

14

18

+15,844

1:24,650

11

05

Kevin Orgis

Kevin Orgis

ORM Racing Team / ADAC Sachsen e.V.

44

18

+19,285

1:24,950

10

06

Lorenzo Zanetti

Lorenzo Zanetti

Triple M by Ducati Frankfurt

87

18

+21,020

1:24,805

9

07

Leon Orgis

ORM Racing Team / ADAC Sachsen e.V.

Leon Orgis

45

18

+27,410

1:25,026

8

08

Jan Mohr

Masteroil Alpha Van Zon BMW

Jan Mohr

5

18

+33,466

1:25,690

7

09

Christoph Beinlich

BRT

Christoph Beinlich

71

18

+35,815

1:25,981

6

10

Milan Merckelbagh

Masteroil Alpha Van Zon BMW

Milan Merckelbagh

55

18

+36,750

1:25,607

5

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