The new Euro Moto Supersport Champion is Dirk Geiger (Yamaha)

Dirk Geiger and the Apreco team had to wait until the very last race of the 2026 Supersport season before the title was finally secured. Geiger thus bids farewell to move up to the IDM Superbike

Euro Moto Supersport ahead of the first race: Dirk Geiger is the epitome of calm

Nothing less than the Euro Moto Supersport title is at stake this weekend. Dirk Geiger can finish as runner-up, but now it’s finally time to bring home the championship trophy.

Max Enderlein: Brewery consultant rather than a full-time rider in Euro Moto

At the 2026 finale, a few guest riders will help to boost the flagging entry numbers once again. In the Supersport class, three-time champion Max Enderlein is back in the mix.

Marvin Siebdrath isn’t letting two crashes get him down

Marvin Siebdrath still has two races left this year in the Euro Moto Supersport to secure a podium finish. Before that, he had two crashes at Hockenheim on Friday, but he’s taken them in his stride.

Supersport: Marcel Brenner – no comeback yet, but he made his presence felt

Marcel Brenner’s highside at the Euro Moto event in Most, captured on the livestream, is still fresh in everyone’s memory. The Swiss rider visited his Ducati team at the Nürburgring.

Tulovic has some Nürburgring homework to do – title decider postponed

Lukas Tulovic would have loved nothing more than to have secured his title defence right here in the Eifel. But Marcel Schrötter had other ideas. The goals for the Euro Moto Hockenheim are clear.

Lennox Lehmann (Yamaha): No team orders for the Euro Moto finale at Hockenheim

In the Euro Moto Supersport class, Lehmann has already secured third place overall. He has a comfortable lead over those behind him, and realistically, there’s no chance of moving up any further. That doesn’t mean he has no more goals, though.

Nürburgring: Dirk Geiger secures double victory without the icing on the cake of a 1.25-litre win

The Euro Moto Supersport title is likely to be decided between Dirk Geiger (Yamaha) and Daniel Blin (Ducati) at the final round, with Lennox Lehman as Geiger’s right-hand man.

Euro Moto Nürburgring: Geiger moves closer to the SSP title with a double victory

Following his one-two finish at Assen, the Yamaha rider left nothing to chance in the Eifel either, further extending his lead in the overall standings ahead of Blin and Lehmann.