Martigny (Switzerland), 24 July 2026 – The Czech S1GP former rider, European SuperMoto Champion and from many years Team Manager Peter Vorlicek , introduces his team that achieved some good goals this season, especially after the last home race in Vysoke Myto where Milan Sitniansky got the second step of the podium.

“This year we have expanded our TMS Tuning Motosport team, as several riders were enthusiastic about joining our structure and using the bikes we prepare. We decided to undertake this new season by supporting riders who have been with us for a long time, like Milan Sitniansky, as well as young talents who could represent the future.

In our team, the number one rider is Milan, although in recent years, due to his commitments, he hasn’t been able to race the entire FIM SuperMoto World Championship. We will still be present at all races with Jonas Nedved, who started racing professionally only a few years ago and is improving a lot. We are convinced that, step by step, he can reach the top of the class; we strongly believe in him, and he is determined to give his best to achieve the goals he has set for himself. Another young rider in our ranks is Kevin Karlsson, a Swedish rider supported by our structure. He is young, needs to grow, and will be able to improve further. Brazilian Justino Kleber also returned to S1GP after a few years of absence.

In S2 we have Martin Bubak. He is at the beginning of his career and very young—only 15 years old—but he is growing tremendously, and his progress is incredible. He is still at a stage where having fun is the most important thing, but we are supporting him with great enthusiasm and we’ll see how far he can go.

In the photo: from left to right Milan Sitniasky, Kevin Karlsson and Martin Bubak

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Martigny (Switzerland) 16 July  2026  – The 26 Minutes Magazine S1GP of Czech Republic is now available for fans worldwide, bringing viewers back the fourth round the FIM SuperMoto World Championship in Vysoké Mýto  on the S1GP YouTube Channel, allowing even more fans to relive the action, highlights and atmosphere from the fourth Grand Prix of the 2026 FIM Supermoto World Championship season.

Don’t miss the recap showcasing the best moments of the Czech Republic SuperMoto Grand Prix.

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In the photo: #3 Steve BONNAL

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Vysoké Mýto (Czech Republic) – July 12 – Great show on the second day of the Czech Republic GP: Steve Bonnal (Team 11) wins ahead of home crowd idol Milan Sitniansky (Tuning Motor Sport) in second, and Elia Sammartin (BRT Racing) in third. Marc Reiner Schmidt becomes the world championship leader again, but due to a technical issue in the Fast Race, he has to settle for fourth place overall. In the Rookie Cup, victory goes to Eemeli Astedt (KTM).

S1GP Fast Race:

As the red lights went out for the Fast Race, Marc Reiner Schmidt (Team 11) did not leave the door open at the first corner and immediately took command of operations. Steve Bonnal (TSV Racing) glued himself to the rear of the German’s Ducati, and the two immediately set a very high pace. Behind them, a great battle took place between Elia Sammartin (BRT Racing) and Milan Sitniansky (Tuning Motor Sport), with the Italian leading the home rider in the early stages of the race. The leading duo set an incredible pace, and none of their opponents could match their speed; Marc Reiner Schmidt managed to pull out a small advantage on the asphalt section, but Steve Bonnal closed the gap in the off-road section, though he could not find the right opening. On the final lap of the race, the unpredictable happened: Marc Reiner Schmidt suffered a technical issue that forced him to retire, handing the victory to Steve Bonnal. Milan Sitniansky finished in second position, with Elia Sammartin in third. Marc Reiner Schmidt is classified in 21st position and will have to start from the back of the grid in the Super Final. The winner of the Fast Race in the Rookies Cup is the Frenchman Raphael Payet (KTM).

S1GP FastRace Top Ten:

BONNAL Steve (FRA, TM Moto) 12 laps in 15:14.027; 2. SITNIANSKY Milan (CZE, Honda) +12.136; 3. SAMMARTIN Elia (ITA, Honda) +12.863; 4. AVILA CORTES Julen (ESP, KTM) +17.519; 5. PROVAZNIK Erik (CZE, TM Moto) +30.316; 6. PERNAT Gabin (FRA, Suzuki) +31.426; 7. NEDVED Jonas (CZE, Honda) +37.171; 8. PAYET Raphael (FRA, KTM) +38.631; 9. ASTEDT Eemeli (FIN, KTM) +40.143; 10. BEISCHROTH Colin (GER, Honda) +42.796

S1GP Rookie FastRace Top Ten:

PAYET Raphael (FRA, KTM) 12 laps in 15:52.658; 2. ASTEDT Eemeli (FIN, KTM) +01.512; 3. BEISCHROTH Colin (GER, Honda) +04.165; 4. SARDA Adrien (FRA, Suzuki) +18.953; 5. VIOLA Melvin (FRA, Honda) +19.633; 6. FLIGR Denis (CZE, Honda) +28.482; 7. DE LUCCA Léo (FRA, KTM) +28.499; 8. PARTELPOEG Aksel (EST, Honda) +29.115; 9. VAN BRAGT Rox (NED, TM Moto) +29.756; 10. KARLSSON Kevin (SWE, Honda) +40.690

S1GP SuperFinal

In the Super Final, Marc Reiner Schmidt is called upon to attempt a feat; the German rider, starting from 21st on the grid, must try to recover points from his direct rival Julen Avila Cortes. At the start, Steve Bonnal exploits his pole position and takes the lead; the French rider completed 16 laps as if they were a qualifying session, immediately pulling out a big lead over Milan Sitniansky and Elia Sammartin. Within just a few laps, Schmidt was already in the leading group, and by mid-race, he had managed to climb all the way up to second place, but by then Bonnal was far away and he could not close the gap to complete the feat. Steve Bonnal, however, did not back off his pace until the end to demonstrate all his speed. The battle for the second spot on the podium was fought between Milan Sitniansky and Elia Sammartin, with the Italian managing to pass the home rider, but due to a small mistake, he had to give the position back. On the day’s podium, Steve Bonnal occupies the highest step, with Milan Sitniansky second and Elia Sammartin third. Marc Reiner Schmidt becomes the world championship leader again, also thanks to a technical problem that forced Julen Avila Cortes to stop in the pit lane, restarting heavily delayed. In the Rookie Cup, first position in this final moto goes to Mitia Krasniqi (Gazza Racing), but the overall victory went to the Finn Eemeli Astedt (KTM).

S1GP SuperFinal Top Ten:

BONNAL Steve (FRA, TM Moto) 16 laps in 20:30.364; 2. SCHMIDT Marc Reiner (GER, Ducati) +09.046; 3. SITNIANSKY Milan (CZE, Honda) +14.583; 4. SAMMARTIN Elia (ITA, Honda) +16.764; 5. PERNAT Gabin (FRA, Suzuki) +39.219; 6. PROVAZNIK Erik (CZE, TM Moto) +40.126; 7. NEDVED Jonas (CZE, Honda) +41.445; 8. KRASNIQI Mitja (SUI, Honda) +48.357; 9. VIOLA Melvin (FRA, Honda) +49.412; 10. ASTEDT Eemeli (FIN, KTM) +52.213

S1GP SuperFinal Rookie Top Ten:

KRASNIQI Mitja (SUI, Honda) 16 laps in 21:18.721; 2. VIOLA Melvin (FRA, Honda) +01.055; 3. ASTEDT Eemeli (FIN, KTM) +03.856; 4. VAN BRAGT Rox (NED, TM Moto) +12.638; 5. PAYET Raphael (FRA, KTM) +14.430; 6. FLIGR Denis (CZE, Honda) +1 Lap; 7. PARTELPOEG Aksel (EST, Honda) +1 Lap; 8. KARLSSON Kevin (SWE, Honda) +1 Lap; 9. WELSCH Lasse (GER, KTM) +1 Lap; 10. DE LUCCA Léo (FRA, KTM) +1 Lap

S1GP Classification Top Ten:

BONNAL Steve (FRA, TM Moto) Pts. 79,000 (2+22+25+30); 2. SITNIANSKY Milan (CZE, Honda) Pts. 64,000 (1+20+22+21); 3. SAMMARTIN Elia (ITA, Honda) Pts. 56,000 (-1+18+20+18); 4. SCHMIDT Marc Reiner (GER, Ducati) Pts. 53,000 (3+25+0+25); 5. PERNAT Gabin (FRA, Suzuki) Pts. 46,000 (-1+15+15+16); 6. PROVAZNIK Erik (CZE, TM Moto) Pts. 41,000 (-1+10+16+15); 7. NEDVED Jonas (CZE, Honda) Pts. 40,000 (-1+12+14+14); 8. ASTEDT Eemeli (FIN, KTM) Pts. 36,000 (-1+13+12+11); 9. AVILA CORTES Julen (ESP, KTM) Pts. 35,000 (-1+16+18+1); 10. PAYET Raphael (FRA, KTM) Pts. 33,000 (-1+11+13+9)

S1GP Classification Rookie Top Ten:

ASTEDT Eemeli (FIN, KTM) Pts. 65,000 (22+22+21); 2. PAYET Raphael (FRA, KTM) Pts. 61,000 (20+25+16); 3. VIOLA Melvin (FRA, Honda) Pts. 57,000 (16+16+25); 4. BEISCHROTH Colin (GER, Honda) Pts. 54,000 (25+20+9); 5. VAN BRAGT Rox (NED, TM Moto) Pts. 48,000 (18+12+18); 6. KRASNIQI Mitja (SUI, Honda) Pts. 47,000 (9+8+30); 7. FLIGR Denis (CZE, Honda) Pts. 43,000 (13+15+15); 8. SARDA Adrien (FRA, Suzuki) Pts. 41,000 (15+18+8); 9. KARLSSON Kevin (SWE, Honda) Pts. 38,000 (14+11+13); 10. DE LUCCA Léo (FRA, KTM) Pts. 37,000 (12+14+11)

Complete results available HERE.

SUPERMOTO WORLD CHAMPIONSHIP – GP of Czech Republic- QUICK FACTS

Circuit length: 1.500 Mt. (Tarmac 1.150 Mt. – Off Road 350 Mt.)

Temperature: 25°

Weather conditions: Sun and Cloudy

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In the photo: S1GP Podium 

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Vysoké Mýto – July 12 – In the S2 class, an excellent performance for Leonardo Lapadula (Team 11) who, thanks to a first and a second place, takes home the victory ahead of Yevsevii Kovalov (Husqvarna) and Nathan Terraneo (Yamaha); in the SM Junior, total dominance for David Zsolt Bereczki (Husqvarna).

S2 Race 1

Leonardo Lapadula (Team 11), with a textbook start, shoots into the lead of the S2 group, followed closely by Yevsevii Kovalov (Husqvarna), who was unable to exploit his pole position. Nathan Terraneo (Yamaha), starting from third place, did not have a good start and lost two positions; ahead of him, a great sprint from Djamal Juste Watt (Insane Parts Suzuki) and Noah Champagne (TSV Racing). At the front of the race, Lapadula defended himself in the opening laps against attacks from Kovalov, but as the laps went by, the Italian opened up a small lead. In trying to recover, Kovalov made a mistake that saw him drop to fifth position, a place he would also hold at the checkered flag. Great three-way battle for second place, which was taken by Juste Watt in second and Champagne in third.

S2 Race 1 Top Ten:

LAPADULA Leonardo (ITA, TM Moto) 15 laps in 20:11.176; 2. JUSTE WATT Djamal (FRA, Suzuki) +00.959; 3. CHAMPAGNE Noah (BEL, TM Moto) +01.683; 4. TERRANEO Nathan (SUI, Yamaha) +02.319; 5. KOVALOV Yevsevii (UKR, Husqvarna) +07.459; 6. IOVITA Mark Luca (ROU, GasGas) +25.320; 7. ANDREOTTI Riccardo (ITA, TM Moto) +33.553; 8. ABRAHAM Tao (FRA, Triumph) +35.193; 9. CHIROT Joshua (FRA, Suzuki) +43.955; 10. AHLQVIST Niclas (FIN, Husqvarna) +1:08.451

S2 Race 2

In this second moto, Yevsevii Kovalov does not make a mistake at the start and takes the lead ahead of everyone at the first corner; Leonardo Lapadula immediately sets off in second position in pursuit of the leader. At the first corner, a crash involves three key players from the first moto: Nathan Terraneo, Djamal Juste Watt, and Noah Champagne. Kovalov managed to open up a small gap in the opening laps, but Lapadula did not give up and seemed able to catch him; as the race progressed, he closed back in on his rival, but in the final laps, due to a few too many mistakes, he settled for second position. Nathan Terraneo staged a massive comeback fueled by fast laps and overtakes, finishing in third place. Yevsevii Kovalov closes the second moto victoriously, earning the right to step onto the second tier of the podium; Leonardo Lapadula, second at the finish line, nevertheless won the overall race, with Nathan Terraneo completing the podium.

S2 Race 2 Top Ten:

KOVALOV Yevsevii (UKR, Husqvarna) 15 laps in 20:16.359; 2. LAPADULA Leonardo (ITA, TM Moto) +03.678; 3. TERRANEO Nathan (SUI, Yamaha) +10.462; 4. IOVITA Mark Luca (ROU, GasGas) +12.264; 5. CHAMPAGNE Noah (BEL, TM Moto) +12.804; 6. ABRAHAM Tao (FRA, Triumph) +40.634; 7. JUSTE WATT Djamal (FRA, Suzuki) +40.736; 8. DIAS David (POR, TM Moto) +53.688; 9. AHLQVIST Niclas (FIN, Husqvarna) +55.145; 10. OLIVIER Riccardo (ITA, TM Moto) +55.203

S2 Classification Top Ten:

LAPADULA Leonardo (ITA, TM Moto) Pts. 47,000 (25+22); 2. KOVALOV Yevsevii (UKR, Husqvarna) Pts. 41,000 (16+25); 3. TERRANEO Nathan (SUI, Yamaha) Pts. 38,000 (18+20); 4. CHAMPAGNE Noah (BEL, TM Moto) Pts. 36,000 (20+16); 5. JUSTE WATT Djamal (FRA, Suzuki) Pts. 36,000 (22+14); 6. IOVITA Mark Luca (ROU, GasGas) Pts. 33,000 (15+18); 7. ABRAHAM Tao (FRA, Triumph) Pts. 28,000 (13+15); 8. AHLQVIST Niclas (FIN, Husqvarna) Pts. 23,000 (11+12); 9. DIAS David (POR, TM Moto) Pts. 21,000 (8+13); 10. ANDREOTTI Riccardo (ITA, TM Moto) Pts. 21,000 (14+7)

SM Junior Race 1

David Zsolt Bereczki (Husqvarna), the current leader of the SM Junior European Championship, started determined to prove his speed and, with an excellent start, takes the lead of the race. Mark Szabo (Husqvarna) tried to launch an attack throughout all 10 laps, but never managed to get his wheels ahead of his rival and had to settle for second position. Tight battle for third place between Jean Rondeaux (TM Moto) and Lorenz Bang (KTM); despite a penalty for a false start and having to serve a long lap penalty, the latter still finished in fourth place behind the Frenchman. David Zsolt Bereczki secures an important victory with a view to the championship.

SM Junior Race 1 Top Ten:

BERECZKI David Zsolt (HUN, Husqvarna) 10 laps in 14:19.775; 2. SZABO Mark (ROU, Husqvarna) +00.408; 3. RONDEAUX Jean (BEL, TM Moto) +32.477; 4. BANG Lorenz (GER, KTM) +37.862; 5. GRIŠMANAUSKAS Benas (LTU, KTM) +55.559; 6. IRZYK Klemens (POL, KTM) +56.414; 7. HOLLAS Martin (CZE, Yamaha) +1:11.298; 8. IRZYK Liliana (POL, KTM) +1:26.573; 9. KRAUS Lukas (AUT, KTM) +1:27.466; 10. HOLLAS Matěj (CZE, Yamaha) +1 Lap; 11

SM Junior Race 2

Mark Szabo manages to exploit his pole position, but his leadership lasts for only one lap; David Zsolt Bereczki gave his rival no chance and took the lead, building a gap with an incredible race management that allowed him to ride comfortably in the final laps. Thanks to the two victories, Bereczki takes home the top spot and strengthens his red plate; Mark Szabo finishes in second place, and Jean Rondeaux battles with Lorenz Bang throughout the whole race to take home third place overall.

SM Junior Race 2 Top Ten:

BERECZKI David Zsolt (HUN, Husqvarna) 10 laps in 14:19.191; 2. SZABO Mark (ROU, Husqvarna) +04.318; 3. RONDEAUX Jean (BEL, TM Moto) +29.918; 4. BANG Lorenz (GER, KTM) +30.253; 5. GRIŠMANAUSKAS Benas (LTU, KTM) +47.137; 6. HOLLAS Martin (CZE, Yamaha) +48.105; 7. KRAUS Lukas (AUT, KTM) +54.346; 8. IRZYK Klemens (POL, KTM) +56.412; 9. IRZYK Liliana (POL, KTM) +59.336; 10. HOLLAS Matěj (CZE, Yamaha) +1 Lap

SM Junior Classification Top Ten:

BERECZKI David Zsolt (HUN, Husqvarna) Pts. 50,000 (25+25); 2. SZABO Mark (ROU, Husqvarna) Pts. 44,000 (22+22); 3. RONDEAUX Jean (BEL, TM Moto) Pts. 40,000 (20+20); 4. BANG Lorenz (GER, KTM) Pts. 36,000 (18+18); 5. GRIŠMANAUSKAS Benas (LTU, KTM) Pts. 32,000 (16+16); 6. HOLLAS Martin (CZE, Yamaha) Pts. 29,000 (14+15); 7. IRZYK Klemens (POL, KTM) Pts. 28,000 (15+13); 8. KRAUS Lukas (AUT, KTM) Pts. 26,000 (12+14); 9. IRZYK Liliana (POL, KTM) Pts. 25,000 (13+12); 10. HOLLAS Matěj (CZE, Yamaha) Pts. 22,000 (11+11)

Complete results available HERE.

S2 – SM Junior EUROPEAN CHAMPIONSHIP of CZECH REPUBLIC – QUICK FACTS

Circuit length: 1.500 Mt. (Tarmac 1.150 Mt. – Off Road 350 Mt.)

Temperature: 25°

Weather conditions:Sun and Cloudy

In the photo: Podium S2

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Vysoké Mýto (Czech Republic) – July 11th – Great entertainment for the large crowd present at the Vysoké Mýto track. Marc Reiner Schmidt (Team 11) was the absolute star of the day; the German rider takes home pole position and the victory in Race One. Second place goes to Steve Bonnal (TSV Racing), while home rider Milan Sitniansky (Tuning Motor Sport) finishes in third place. In the Rookies Cup class, victory went to Colin Beischroth (Gazza Racing).

Time practice & Superpole S1GP

First lap times for the S1GP in this Czech Republic GP weekend. The fastest time in Q1 went to Steve Bonnal (TSV Racing), thanks to a flawless performance, especially on the off-road section, where he set excellent split times. Behind him was Marc Reiner Schmidt (Team 11) who, after losing the red plate in the Piedmont GP, started with the right mindset to try and reclaim the championship lead. Third fastest was home rider Milan Sitniansky (Tuning Motor Sport). A good performance also came from Italian rider Elia Sammartin (BRT Racing), who holds fourth position, while Julen Avila Cortes (MTR KTM Team), the current world championship leader, could do no better than fifth.

Q2 confirmed Steve Bonnal in first position. The French rider managed to increase his advantage over his direct rival, Marc Reiner Schmidt. Milan Sitniansky confirmed his third position, while Elia Sammartin missed out on the Super Pole by just 2 tenths of a second. Avila Cortes confirmed his fifth place and will have to push hard for a major comeback in Race 1 to avoid losing valuable championship points.

The Super Pole crowns Marc Reiner Schmidt, who managed to take the top spot on the grid thanks to an excellent time. Steve Bonnal, after making a few minor mistakes, had to settle for second position, though very close to the German. Third place went to Milan Sitniansky.

S1GP Time Practice Q1:

BONNAL Steve (FRA, TM Moto) 1:16.012; 2. SCHMIDT Marc Reiner (GER, Ducati) 1:16.159; 3. SITNIANSKY Milan (CZE, Honda) 1:16.606; 4. SAMMARTIN Elia (ITA, Honda) 1:16.869; 5. AVILA CORTES Julen (ESP, KTM) 1:17.131; 6. PERNAT Gabin (FRA, Suzuki) 1:17.389; 7. ASTEDT Eemeli (FIN, KTM) 1:17.445; 8. NEDVED Jonas (CZE, Honda) 1:17.828; 9. BEISCHROTH Colin (GER, Honda) 1:17.997; 10. PROVAZNIK Erik (CZE, TM Moto) 1:18.117

S1GP Time Practice Q2:

BONNAL Steve (FRA, TM Moto) 1:15.461; 2. SCHMIDT Marc Reiner (GER, Ducati) 1:15.874; 3. SITNIANSKY Milan (CZE, Honda) 1:15.942; 4. SAMMARTIN Elia (ITA, Honda) 1:16.034; 5. AVILA CORTES Julen (ESP, KTM) 1:16.535; 6. ASTEDT Eemeli (FIN, KTM) 1:16.621; 7. PERNAT Gabin (FRA, Suzuki) 1:17.450; 8. NEDVED Jonas (CZE, Honda) 1:17.735; 9. BEISCHROTH Colin (GER, Honda) 1:18.005

S1GP Superpole:

SCHMIDT Marc Reiner (GER, Ducati) 1:15.638; 2. BONNAL Steve (FRA, TM Moto) 1:15.740; 3. SITNIANSKY Milan (CZE, Honda) 1:16.283

Race One:

When the red lights went out for Race One, Steve Bonnal took the lead of the race at the first corner, but his leadership lasted only a couple of laps. Marc Reiner Schmidt wasted no time, passing his rival and seemingly managing to build a decent gap right away, with Milan Sitniansky behind them in third. Midway through the race, Bonnal tried to close the gap on the leader and looked capable of catching Schmidt; however, the German rider changed his pace, restoring a safe distance between himself and his pursuers, allowing him to complete the final laps comfortably.

Milan Sitniansky finished in third place. There was great entertainment in the battle for fourth position between Julen Avila Cortes and Elia Sammartin, as the two riders overtook each other several times, with the Italian ultimately coming out on top; had he not been forced to battle with the Spanish rider, he could have caught up to Sitniansky and fought for third position. Thanks to this victory, Marc Reiner Schmidt moves back into the lead of the championship. In the standings dedicated to the Rookie Cup, Colin Beischroth (Gazza Racing) won this Race One.

S1GP Race 1 Top Ten:

SCHMIDT Marc Reiner (GER, Ducati) 16 laps in 20:28.147; 2. BONNAL Steve (FRA, TM Moto) +03.094; 3. SITNIANSKY Milan (CZE, Honda) +14.208; 4. SAMMARTIN Elia (ITA, Honda) +16.606; 5. AVILA CORTES Julen (ESP, KTM) +19.840; 6. PERNAT Gabin (FRA, Suzuki) +41.013; 7. BEISCHROTH Colin (GER, Honda) +41.236; 8. ASTEDT Eemeli (FIN, KTM) +44.950; 9. NEDVED Jonas (CZE, Honda) +47.547; 10. PAYET Raphael (FRA, KTM) +49.162

Time Table: 09:25 Warm Up – 11:55 Fast Race – 15:50 Super Final

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SUPERMOTO WORLD CHAMPIONSHIP – GP of Czech Republic – QUICK FACTS

Circuit length: 1.500 Mt. (Tarmac 1.150 Mt. – Off Road 350 Mt.)

Temperature: 28°

Weather:SUN

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Vysoké Mýto – July 11th – Yevsevii Kovalov (Husqvarna) is the pole-sitter in the S2 category, ahead of the red plate Leonardo Lapadula (Team 11) and Nathan Terraneo (Yamaha). In the SM Junior class, first place goes to Mark Szabo (Husqvarna), who finishes ahead of David Zsolt Bereczki (Husqvarna) and Lorenz Bang (KTM).

S2 Free Practice:

The first free practice sessions of the weekend for the S2 standings open with the fastest time by Ukrainian rider Yevsevii Kovalov (Husqvarna), who manages to edge out Nathan Terraneo (Yamaha) by just three tenths. The Swiss rider showed great speed on the two dirt sections, but Kovalov managed to perfectly master the asphalt part, which earned him first place. Third position went to the Frenchman Djamal Juste Watt (Insane Parts Suzuki), who finished ahead of the red plate Leonardo Lapadula (Team 11), who for the moment has not yet found the right rhythm to best handle the Vysoké Mýto track.

S2 Free Practice Top Ten:

KOVALOV Yevsevii (UKR, Husqvarna) 1:20.193; 2. TERRANEO Nathan (SUI, Yamaha) 1:20.411; 3. JUSTE WATT Djamal (FRA, Suzuki) 1:20.612; 4. LAPADULA Leonardo (ITA, TM Moto) 1:20.660; 5. CHAMPAGNE Noah (BEL, TM Moto) 1:21.310; 6. IOVITA Mark Luca (ROU, GasGas) 1:21.531; 7. ABRAHAM Tao (FRA, Triumph) 1:22.006; 8. CHIROT Joshua (FRA, Suzuki) 1:22.535; 9. DIAS David (POR, TM Moto) 1:23.141; 10. OLIVIER Riccardo (ITA, TM Moto) 1:23.969

S2 Time Practice:

The S2 qualifying session saw the dominance of Ukrainian rider Yevsevii Kovalov, who managed to improve his performance compared to free practice, dropping well below the one-minute-and-twenty-second mark. Behind him, Leonardo Lapadula secured second position with an excellent lap; the European championship leader must keep a close eye on his rival, who follows him closely in the standings with just a 2-point gap. Third position went to Nathan Terraneo, who managed to improve but not enough to hold onto second place. There was also a great performance from Noah Champagne (TSV Racing), while fifth place went to Djamal Juste Watt. Closing out the second row was Riccardo Andreotti (TSV Racing), who, despite a crash in free practice, was able to take part in qualifying and set a good time.

S2 Time Practice Top Ten:

KOVALOV Yevsevii (UKR, Husqvarna) 1:19.489; 2. LAPADULA Leonardo (ITA, TM Moto) 1:19.626; 3. TERRANEO Nathan (SUI, Yamaha) 1:19.703; 4. CHAMPAGNE Noah (BEL, TM Moto) 1:20.823; 5. JUSTE WATT Djamal (FRA, Suzuki) 1:20.847; 6. ANDREOTTI Riccardo (ITA, TM Moto) 1:21.006; 7. IOVITA Mark Luca (ROU, GasGas) 1:22.002; 8. ABRAHAM Tao (FRA, Triumph) 1:22.125; 9. CHIROT Joshua (FRA, Suzuki) 1:22.157; 10. DIAS David (POR, TM Moto) 1:22.403

SM Junior Free Practice:

Best time for Romanian rider Mark Szabo (Husqvarna), who set the fastest lap ahead of Lorenz Bang (KTM), while championship leader David Zsolt Bereczki (Husqvarna) finished only in third place, looking not quite at ease on the Czech track. The top three riders, who lapped with very close times, put a heavy gap between themselves and their rivals, establishing themselves as the main contenders for pole position.

SM Junior Free Practice Top Ten:

SZABO Mark (ROU, Husqvarna) 1:25.203; 2. BANG Lorenz (GER, KTM) 1:25.404; 3. BERECZKI David Zsolt (HUN, Husqvarna) 1:25.447; 4. RONDEAUX Jean (BEL, TM Moto) 1:29.683; 5. KRAUS Lukas (AUT, KTM) 1:29.836; 6. IRZYK Klemens (POL, KTM) 1:30.293; 7. GRIŠMANAUSKAS Benas (LTU, KTM) 1:30.658; 8. IRZYK Liliana (POL, KTM) 1:31.196; 9. HOLLAS Martin (CZE, Yamaha) 1:31.414; 10. SUCIU Dan (ROU, KTM) 1:39.006

SM Junior Time Practice:

Romanian rider Mark Szabo found a great feeling with the Vysoké Mýto track and clocked an incredible time that allowed him to take his first pole position in SM Junior. Aboard his Husqvarna, Mark was able to master the technical layout perfectly and, with a good margin over his rivals, he will start ahead of everyone in tomorrow’s two motos. Second place went to David Zsolt Bereczki, who improved his position compared to free practice at the expense of Lorenz Bang, who finished in third position.

SM Junior Time Practice Top Ten:

SZABO Mark (ROU, Husqvarna) 1:24.736; 2. BERECZKI David Zsolt (HUN, Husqvarna) 1:25.063; 3. BANG Lorenz (GER, KTM) 1:25.953; 4. RONDEAUX Jean (BEL, TM Moto) 1:28.344; 5. GRIŠMANAUSKAS Benas (LTU, KTM) 1:29.370; 6. IRZYK Klemens (POL, KTM) 1:29.875; 7. KRAUS Lukas (AUT, KTM) 1:30.002; 8. HOLLAS Martin (CZE, Yamaha) 1:30.495; 9. IRZYK Liliana (POL, KTM) 1:30.735; 10. HOLLAS Matěj (CZE, Yamaha) 1:38.786

Time Table:08:45 Warm Up SM Junior – 09:05 Warm Up S2 – 10:10 Race 1 SM Junior – 11:10 Race 1 S2 – 13:50 Race 2 SM Junior – 14:50 Race 2 S2

Complete results available HERE.

In the photo: #7 Yevsevii Kovalov (S2)

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Round of Czech Republic

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FIM Europe

Vysoké Mýto (Czech Republic) 9 July 2026 – After the Italian appointment in Busca, Italy the FIM SuperMoto World Championship caravan prepares to face the fourth seasonal round on the selective Czech track. The Vysoké Mýto track, famous for its high-speed asphalt sections connected to a tricky and technical off-road section, will put the riders’ athletic preparation and tire management to a severe test across all three categories. Julen Ávila Cortés (MTR KTM Racing) resists the onslaught of Marc Reiner Schmidt (Team Undici) in the premier S1GP class, while the European S2 lives on a knife-edge point battle between Lapadula (Team Undici) and Kovalov (Husqvarna). In the SM Junior, the hunt is on for the dominant Bereczki (Husqvarna).

The premier class arrives in the Czech Republic closer than ever at the top positions. Spaniard Julen Ávila Cortés (MTR KTM Racing) will line up at the start as the championship leader with 214 points. A solid leadership, built on impressive consistency, but anything but reassuring: right behind him, just 7 lengths away, multi-champion German Marc Reiner Schmidt (Team Undici) is eager at 207 points, determined to leverage his massive experience at Vysoké Mýto to reclaim the red plate. Third position goes to Steve Bonnal (TSV Racing), who suffered a few too many mistakes in the Italian round. Just outside the virtual championship podium sits the first of the Italians: Elia Sammartin (BRT Racing), fourth in the general standings with 156 points, intent on inserting himself into the fight for the round victory. The top 5 is completed by Swiss rider Mitja Krasniqi (Gazza Racing). The Vysoké Mýto weekend will be special for local idol Jonas Nedved (TMS Tuning Motorsport). Currently sixth in the world championship with 115 points, the Czech rider will lead the home squad (which also includes Jan Ulman and Milan Sitniansky) in front of his own crowd, aiming to secure a prestigious result.

Great show and razor-thin gaps also characterize the S2 European Championship class Leading the continental standings is Italian Leonardo Lapadula (Team Undici), in command with 132 points. However, his leadership is threatened by a highly reactive Yevsevii Kovalov: the Ukrainian rider sits in second position with 130 points, just two lengths away from the top. In third place, we find Swiss rider Nathan Terraneo with 117 points, closely followed by Belgian Noah Champagne (104 points).

The Czech weekend will also mark a turning point for the very young talents of the SM Junior European Championship. Until now, the class has had one and only master: the Hungarian Bereczki David Zsolt (KTM), undisputed championship leader with full points, having conquered a whopping 150 points thanks to an impressive winning streak. The German Lorenz Bang, second in the standings with 126 points, and the Romanian Mark Szabo, very close behind with 124 points, will have the primary objective in Vysoké Mýto to break the leader’s hegemony to reopen the title race. Following in the standings are the Belgian Jean Rondeaux (101 points) and the British Edward Darnton (99 points).

TIME TABLE

SATURDAY

9.35 S1GP Free Practice 1; 10.00 S2 Free Practice1; 10.25 SM Junior Free Practice1; 11.30 S1GP Free Practice2; 11.55 S2 Free Practice2; 12.20 SM Junior Free Practice 2;14.30 S1GP Q1; 15.00 S1GP Q2; 15.20 S1GP Superpole; 15.35 S2 Time Practice; 16.00 SM Junior Time Practice ;18.00 S1GP Race One

SUNDAY

10.10 SM Junior Race1;11.10 S2 Race1; 11.55 S1GP Fast Race; 13.50 SM Junior Race 2; 14.50 S2 Race 2;15.50 S1GP Superfinal

In the photo: Vysoké Mýto circuit view

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S1GP of Czech Republic

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FIM

FIM Europe

Martigny (Switzerland), 3 July 2026 – The fourth Round of the S2 and SM Junior SuperMoto European Championship will take place in  Vysoké Mýto, Czech Republic, during the 12 July week-end.

Here below you can find the official entry list:

In the photo: 2026 Round of Piemonte S2 Start

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S1GP of Czech Republic

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FIM

Martigny (Switzerland), 26 May 2026  – The fourth Grand Prix of the FIM SuperMoto World Championship of Czech Republic will take place in Vysoké Mýto  during the 12 July week-end.

Here below you can find the official entry list:

In the photo: 2022 S1GP Starting grid in Vysoké Mýto

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S1GP of Czech Republic

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FIM

Martigny (Switzerland) – 16 June 2026 – Alayan, a TESYA Group company specializing in equipment and machinery rental services for companies of all sizes operating in industry and the construction of infrastructure and events, continues its commitment to international motorsports with its new sponsorship of the FIM Supermoto World Championship. This initiative is part of a broader commitment to the company’s commitment to maintaining highly recognizable sports platforms, combining European-wide visibility, proximity to customers and stakeholders, and openness to new geographic markets.

Marco Moncada, Head of Strategy, Marketing, and Development at Alayan  : “The new sponsorship of the FIM Supermoto World Championship demonstrates an approach consistent with the company’s evolution and growth strategy: being present in dynamic, highly professional, international contexts that strengthen our brand awareness and trust. Motorsport is a field that requires organization, speed, technical expertise, and the ability to operate with high standards in diverse scenarios. Through these synergies, we intend to strengthen dialogue with multiple stakeholders, while also opening up new opportunities for relationships with high-potential stakeholders and market segments in Europe.”

Racing competitions also share strong similarities with the world of professional rental: speed of execution, organizational precision, adaptability, management of complex tasks in short timeframes, and constant attention to performance. These are contexts in which timeliness, reliability, and operational continuity are key factors: the same principles that guide Alayan in supporting companies, construction sites, infrastructures, and events with integrated and specialized rental solutions.

TESYA is an international group comprised of 28 companies with strong local roots located in 15 countries. It is a leading provider of sophisticated services and highly customized integrated B2B solutions for construction, mining, construction site management, warehouse and logistics, short-term rental, electrical and mechanical power generation, and the energy transition. TESYA offers the strength of over 90 years of experience and a world-leading portfolio of products and services, delivered by approximately 4,000 people in 130 locations, all working with a single purpose: supporting the growth of people, businesses, and communities.

In the photo: #41 Marc-Reiner SCHMIDT | S1GP

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ALAYAN

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