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2026 Supermoto Austrian Championship, Bad Fischau: No change at the top

Having secured his sixth and seventh wins of the season, Andreas Buschberger left the motorsport arena in Bad Fischau and remains the clear leader of the 2026 Austrian Supermoto Championship.

Markus Schlosser: “Working like mad, because giving up is not an option!”

At the World Championship rounds in Cremona, there was at least a glimmer of hope for Markus Schlosser and Lucas Krieg during free practice. However, they are still some way off their former form.

Ted and Vincent Peugeot: Years of hard work rewarded with second place

They have come close to a top-three finish in the Sidecar World Championship on several occasions. Following the second race in Cremona, the father-and-son duo of Ted and Vincent Peugeot stepped onto the podium for the first time.

Fire at Payne/Rousseau: “We were expecting the worst back in the pits”

In the main race at Cremona, the sidecar of Harry Payne and Kevin Rousseau (Steinhausen Racing) caught fire. Following their first retirement in over a year, the Sidecar World Championship is getting exciting again.

IBPM Round 5 in Oschersleben – it’s getting tight ahead of the final in Most

There aren’t many opportunities left for the participants in the International Bike Promotion Championship (IBPM). The round at the Motorsport Arena Oschersleben was the penultimate chance.

Cremona: Markus Venus/Thomas Hofer in 8th place in the World Championship after two 10th-place finishes

In the scorching heat of Cremona (I), Markus Venus and his co-driver Thomas Hofer both finished in tenth place. After eight of twelve races, the German-Swiss duo are eighth in the World Championship standings.

More than just a demonstration of talent: Thomas Eder finishes ninth twice on his World Championship debut

It’s well known that 41-year-old German Thomas Eder is an exceptionally talented solo rider, but the fact that he was able to hold his own in the top 10 on his World Championship debut came as a surprise to many.

Werkstetter/Pirat in Cremona: World Championship comeback with mixed feelings

After a ten-month break due to injury, Patrick Werkstetter and Valentin Pirat returned to the Sidecar World Championship. It was a mixed bag for the German-French pairing in Cremona.

Cremona, Main Race: Christie/Christie win, Payne/Rousseau retire

Christie/Christie ahead of Peugeot/Peugeot and Päivärinta/Christie was the surprise result in the main race at Cremona. The retirement of Payne/Rousseau has made the World Championship exciting once again.