Matthias Moser (TripleM Ducati) calls for clearer rules for Euro Moto

The fun factor at the Assen weekend was kept to a minimum for Lukas Tulovic and his team, Triple M Racing Ducati Frankfurt. Team owner Matthias Moser explained to SPEEDWEK.com why.

Markus Reiterberger: “Out of sheer anger, I went too fast on the long lap”

You could literally see the frustration boiling away under the Euro Moto Superbike rider’s helmet at Assen. After making a mistake, he was also handed a penalty. His opinion is unambiguous.

Florian Alt (Honda) is planning ‘special’ tuning for his next race at Assen

The TT Circuit Assen and Euro Moto Superbike rider Alt are unlikely to become the best of friends any time soon. But the Honda rider hasn’t lost his sense of humour and has plans.

Lukas Tulovic in Assen: “Like driving a car whilst playing on your mobile”

Despite two podium finishes and a clear lead at the top of the standings, the rev-limited Lukas Tulovic was in a foul mood and tight-lipped at Assen. He answered SPEEDWEEK.com’s questions at length.

Euro Moto Superbike: Down to just 12 – field of entrants shrinks

At Assen, there were just twelve Superbike riders on the track. Injuries, empty coffers and a lack of wildcard riders or guest entries have made for a manageable starting grid.

Assen: Smits takes the double, Schrötter P2, Reiterberger receives a penalty

The Yamaha rider’s second victory was never in doubt. Reiterberger botched the long lap, Tulovic’s Ducati managed to cross the finish line with its last ounce of strength, and Schrötter finished a surprise second.

Euro Moto Assen: Twan Smits follows in Aegerters’ Yamaha footsteps to claim first victory

During the warm-up, the Dutchman from Team Apreco had a scare due to some temperamental electronics. He then stormed into first place from pole position. Tulo and Reiti were in P2 and P3.

Lukas Tulovic on his role as Ducati’s wrist-operated rev limiter

Much has already been reported on the subject of Lukas Tulovic/Ducati and the reduction in maximum revs. Following his initial practical experiences, the five-time race winner sets the record straight on SPEEDWEEK.com.

Assen: Back row for Florian Alt – debut for the former champion

The rider currently fourth in the Euro Moto Superbike standings will start from the back row for both races on Sunday at Assen. The reason is both simple and depressing.