Martigny (Switzerland) 10 September 2026  – The 26 Minutes Magazine S1GP of Hungary will be available from 06:00 p.m. for fans worldwide, bringing viewers back the fifth round the FIM SuperMoto World Championship in Visonta on the S1GP YouTube Channel, allowing even more fans to relive the action, highlights and atmosphere from the fifth Grand Prix of the 2026 FIM Supermoto World Championship season.

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Martigny ( Switzerland) 10 September 2026 – The FIM, in consultation with promoter XIEM, has updated the regulations for the 2026 FIM SuperMoto of Nations to align the competition format with the number of participating nations.

The revised format comprises two races, with all three riders from each national team competing together in both races.

The 2026 FIM SuperMoto of Nations will take place in St. Wendel, Germany, on 27 September.

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Visonta (Hungary), September 6 – With two race wins today, Marc Reiner Schmidt (Team 11) dominated the GP of Hungary and extended his lead in the overall standings. Second place went to Julen Avila Cortes (KTM MTR Racing), with Milan Sitniansky (Tuning Motor Sport) in third. In the Rookies Cup, victory went to Mitja Krasniqi (Gazza Racing).

S1GP Fast Race

Steve Bonnal (TSV Racing) managed to hold the lead as the red lights went out, holding off attacks from Marc Reiner Schmidt (Team 11). Elia Sammartin (BRT Factory Team) made an excellent start, but a minor mistake at the entry to the dirt section cost him several positions. On lap two, Bonnal was unable to hold off a unstoppable Schmidt, who took over the lead. The French rider aboard the TM Moto suffered a loss of rear tire pressure later in the race, dropping down the field to finish fifth. An impressive performance from Milan Sitniansky (Tuning Motor Sport) saw him finish second, while Julen Avila Cortes (KTM MTR Racing) secured an excellent third place despite a heavy crash in qualifying. In the Rookies Cup, victory went to Mitja Krasniqi (Gazza Racing).

S1GP FastRace Top Ten:

SCHMIDT Marc Reiner (GER, Ducati) 11 laps in 14:52.369; 2. SITNIANSKY Milan (CZE, Honda) +03.443; 3. AVILA CORTES Julen (ESP, KTM) +04.923; 4. SAMMARTIN Elia (ITA, Honda) +07.837; 5. BONNAL Steve (FRA, TM Moto) +07.953; 6. PROVAZNIK Erik (CZE, KTM) +24.209; 7. KRASNIQI Mitja (SUI, Honda) +29.119; 8. PAYET Raphael (FRA, KTM) +30.229; 9. VIOLA Melvin (FRA, Honda) +31.356; 10. SURANYI Balazs (HUN, KTM) +37.253

Rookies Cup FastRace Top Ten:

KRASNIQI Mitja (SUI, Honda) 11 laps in 15:21.488; 2. PAYET Raphael (FRA, KTM) +01.110; 3. VIOLA Melvin (FRA, Honda) +02.237; 4. SURANYI Balazs (HUN, KTM) +08.134; 5. ULMAN Jan (CZE, Fantic) +16.263; 6. ASTEDT Eemeli (FIN, TM Moto) +22.755; 7. SARDA Adrien (FRA, Suzuki) +25.901; 8. BYKOVAS Hugo (LTU, GasGas) +1 Lap; 9. THIJS Willem (BEL, Husqvarna) +1 Lap; 10. KARLSSON Kevin (SWE, Honda) +1 Lap

S1GP SuperFinal

Marc Reiner Schmidt, starting from pole position by virtue of his victory in the Fast Race, pulled away right from the start, once again demonstrating all his strength and determination. Steve Bonnal, who had to make up ground starting from the second row, suffered a crash on the dirt section that knocked him out of contention for the podium. Behind Schmidt, a three-way battle ensued between Milan Sitiniansky, Julen Avila Cortes, and Elia Sammartin, with the three riders trading positions multiple times, also aided by their pass through the joker lane. Julen Avila Cortes came out on top among the three to finish in second place, while Elia Sammartin delivered an exceptional ride to cross the line in third position, followed by Milan Sitiniansky in fourth.

The overall classification for the day was dominated by Marc Reiner Schmidt, who keeps the red plate, with second place going to Julen Avila Cortes and third to Milan Sitiniansky. Winning the Super Final was Melvin Viola (Gazza Racing), but taking home the overall podium for the day was Mitja Krasniqi.

S1GP SuperFinal Top Ten:

SCHMIDT Marc Reiner (GER, Ducati) 15 laps in 20:32.744; 2. AVILA CORTES Julen (ESP, KTM) +06.173; 3. SAMMARTIN Elia (ITA, Honda) +09.032; 4. SITNIANSKY Milan (CZE, Honda) +12.561; 5. BONNAL Steve (FRA, TM Moto) +14.549; 6. PROVAZNIK Erik (CZE, KTM) +31.631; 7. VIOLA Melvin (FRA, Honda) +33.801; 8. PAYET Raphael (FRA, KTM) +37.695; 9. KRASNIQI Mitja (SUI, Honda) +39.732; 10. NEDVED Jonas (CZE, Honda) +50.110

Rookies Cup SuperFinal Top Ten:

VIOLA Melvin (FRA, Honda) 15 laps in 21:06.545; 2. PAYET Raphael (FRA, KTM) +03.894; 3. KRASNIQI Mitja (SUI, Honda) +05.931; 4. ULMAN Jan (CZE, Fantic) +18.540; 5. SARDA Adrien (FRA, Suzuki) +20.855; 6. SURANYI Balazs (HUN, KTM) +30.642; 7. KARLSSON Kevin (SWE, Honda) +36.729; 8. ASTEDT Eemeli (FIN, TM Moto) +1 Lap; 9. BYKOVAS Hugo (LTU, GasGas) +1 Lap; 10. THIJS Willem (BEL, Husqvarna) +2 Laps

S1GP Classification Top Ten:

SCHMIDT Marc Reiner (GER, Ducati) Pts. 81,000 (1+25+25+30); 2. AVILA CORTES Julen (ESP, KTM) Pts. 63,000 (2+16+20+25); 3. SITNIANSKY Milan (CZE, Honda) Pts. 62,000 (-1+22+22+18); 4. SAMMARTIN Elia (ITA, Honda) Pts. 59,000 (-1+20+18+21); 5. BONNAL Steve (FRA, TM Moto) Pts. 53,000 (3+18+16+16); 6. PROVAZNIK Erik (CZE, KTM) Pts. 45,000 (-1+15+15+15); 7. KRASNIQI Mitja (SUI, Honda) Pts. 39,000 (-1+13+14+12); 8. VIOLA Melvin (FRA, Honda) Pts. 34,000 (-1+8+12+14); 9. ULMAN Jan (CZE, Fantic) Pts. 34,000 (-1+14+10+10); 10. PAYET Raphael (FRA, KTM) Pts. 33,000 (-1+7+13+13)

S1GP Classification Rookie Top Ten:

KRASNIQI Mitja (SUI, Honda) Pts. 68,000 (22+25+21); 2. VIOLA Melvin (FRA, Honda) Pts. 65,000 (15+20+30); 3. PAYET Raphael (FRA, KTM) Pts. 61,000 (14+22+25); 4. ULMAN Jan (CZE, Fantic) Pts. 59,000 (25+16+18); 5. SARDA Adrien (FRA, Suzuki) Pts. 48,000 (18+14+16); 6. ASTEDT Eemeli (FIN, TM Moto) Pts. 48,000 (20+15+13); 7. SURANYI Balazs (HUN, KTM) Pts. 45,000 (12+18+15); 8. KARLSSON Kevin (SWE, Honda) Pts. 41,000 (16+11+14); 9. BYKOVAS Hugo (LTU, GasGas) Pts. 35,000 (10+13+12); 10. THIJS Willem (BEL, Husqvarna) Pts. 34,000 (11+12+11)

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SUPERMOTO WORLD CHAMPIONSHIP – GP of HUNGARY – QUICK FACTS

Circuit length:

• Tarmac 1.130 mt.
• Off Road 400 mt.
• Sky Section 200 mt.
• Total Circuit 1.730 mt.

Temperature:26°

Weather conditions:Sun

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Visonta, September 6 – In front of an incredible crowd, Francisco Gomez Requena (GasGas) was crowned the new S4 European Champion, though his title remains sub judice pending a decision by the FIM in the coming weeks. Taking overall victory for the day was Alessandro Sciarretta (TSV Racing), while Nathan Terraneo (Yamaha) delivered an unchallenged performance in the S2 class, and Mark Szabo (Husqvarna) took home the win along with the new red plate in SM Junior.

S4 Race 2

Pure spectacle in this second S4 race: off the line, Francisco Gomez Requena (GasGas) managed to hold onto the lead. Alessandro Sciarretta (TSV Racing) pulled up alongside the Spanish rider with an incredible start, but made a small mistake and, to avoid washing out, lost several positions, crossing the line in sixth place on the opening lap. Alex Gourdon Rafael (Husqvarna) immediately set off in pursuit of the leader, taking command on lap five and building up a comfortable gap. Alessandro Sciarretta was the absolute star of the race: the Italian rider put on a thrilling comeback with high-stakes overtakes, climbing all the way back to second place. Sciarretta tried to close the gap, but with only a few laps remaining time ran out. Third place went to Francisco Gomez Requena, who fought tooth and nail to defend his position all the way to the checkered flag.

S4 Race 2 Top Ten:

GOURDON RAFAEL Alex (ESP, Husqvarna) 20 laps in 16:04.328; 2. SCIARRETTA Alessandro (ITA, TM Moto) +06.087; 3. GOMEZ REQUENA Francisco (ESP, GasGas) +08.314; 4. BARCO IGLESIAS Alejandro (ESP, KTM) +08.515; 5. NAVARRIA Antonino Achille (ITA, Honda) +10.704; 6. GOURDON RAFAEL Theo (ESP, Husqvarna) +11.711; 7. KOVACS Zoltan (HUN, Husqvarna) +12.181; 8. KRZEMIEN Kamil (POL, Husqvarna) +15.974; 9. KARDOS Gergely (HUN, TM Moto) +24.041; 10. HABJAN Nejo (SLO, Husqvarna) +24.927

S4 Race 3

In the final race of the European Championship that was set to decide the winner, Francisco Gomez Requena took the lead at the start, followed by Alex Gourdon Rafael, who took control of the lead at the second corner. Gourdon Rafael managed to stay ahead for nine laps, but Gomez Requena refused to settle and overtook his rival to reclaim the lead. The Spanish rider looked set for victory, but during the final lap, his bike suffered a mechanical issue, forcing him to retire and handing the win to his rival. Behind them, a fierce battle unfolded between Kamil Krzemien, Alessandro Sciarretta, and Iglesias Barco, who finished in that order. The championship standings would have named Alex Gourdon Rafael as the new champion, but following a protest, the Spanish rider was disqualified, making Francisco Gomez Requena the 2026 S4 European Champion, though the result remains sub judice. With the change in standings, the overall victory for the day was awarded to Alessandro Sciarretta.

S4 Race 3 Top Ten:

KRZEMIEN Kamil (POL, Husqvarna) 20 laps in 16:04.997; 2. GOURDON RAFAEL Theo (ESP, Husqvarna) +04.067; 3. SCIARRETTA Alessandro (ITA, TM Moto) +04.346; 4. BARCO IGLESIAS Alejandro (ESP, KTM) +08.978; 5. NAVARRIA Antonino Achille (ITA, Honda) +12.358; 6. HABJAN Nejo (SLO, Husqvarna) +15.931; 7. KOVACS Zoltan (HUN, Husqvarna) +16.433; 8. KARDOS Gergely (HUN, TM Moto) +17.399; 9. JAGIELSKI Tomasz (POL, TM Moto) +33.254; 10. GOMEZ REQUENA Francisco (ESP, GasGas) +1 Lap

S4 Classification Top Ten:

SCIARRETTA Alessandro (ITA, TM Moto) Pts. 67,000 (25+22+20); 2. BARCO IGLESIAS Alejandro (ESP, KTM) Pts. 54,000 (18+18+18); 3. KRZEMIEN Kamil (POL, Husqvarna) Pts. 52,000 (14+13+25); 4. GOMEZ REQUENA Francisco (ESP, GasGas) Pts. 51,000 (20+20+11); 5. GOURDON RAFAEL Theo (ESP, Husqvarna) Pts. 48,000 (11+15+22); 6. GOURDON RAFAEL Alex (ESP, Husqvarna) Pts. 47,000 (22+25+0); 7. NAVARRIA Antonino Achille (ITA, Honda) Pts. 45,000 (13+16+16); 8. KOVACS Zoltan (HUN, Husqvarna) Pts. 43,000 (15+14+14); 9. KARDOS Gergely (HUN, TM Moto) Pts. 41,000 (16+12+13); 10. HABJAN Nejo (SLO, Husqvarna) Pts. 38,000 (12+11+15)

S2 Race 1

Nathan Terraneo (Yamaha) did not make a single mistake in this first S2 race. With a flawless start, the Swiss rider took the lead and set an incredible pace over the opening laps that no rival could match. Off the line, Leonardo Lapadula (Team 11) lost his position to Yevsevii Kovalov (Husqvarna); while trying to make a pass to recover, the Italian rider made a mistake that dropped him down the order. Mark Iovita (GasGas) took third place, followed by Noah Champagne (TSV Racing), but the Romanian rider also slid out, losing the opportunity to secure a top result. Leonardo Lapadula staged a strong comeback to secure third place.

S2 Race 1 Top Ten:

TERRANEO Nathan (SUI, Yamaha) 14 laps in 19:28.045; 2. KOVALOV Yevsevii (UKR, Husqvarna) +09.048; 3. LAPADULA Leonardo (ITA, TM Moto) +25.596; 4. CHAMPAGNE Noah (BEL, TM Moto) +29.785; 5. JUSTE WATT Djamal (FRA, Suzuki) +36.267; 6. ANDREOTTI Riccardo (ITA, TM Moto) +49.171; 7. IOVITA Mark Luca (ROU, GasGas) +49.579; 8. CHIROT Joshua (FRA, Suzuki) +57.747; 9. ABRAHAM Tao (FRA, Triumph) +1:01.713; 10. CORNOLTI Daniele (ITA, KTM) +1:02.803

S2 Race 2

Another great performance for Nathan Terraneo: the Swiss rider didn’t make a single mistake, putting together a perfect start and incredible race management. In the opening laps, Terraneo focused on pulling away to build a comfortable gap before managing the second half of the race. In the final laps, Yevsevii Kovalov tried to close the gap, but ran out of time. Third place went to Leonardo Lapadula, who tried to match the Ukrainian rider’s pace in the early laps but couldn’t keep up and settled for his position. In the championship standings, Leonardo Lapadula remains the leader despite Yevsevii Kovalov’s better finish; Nathan Terraneo edges closer in the points, setting up a three-way battle for the European Championship title at the final round in Mettet, Belgium.

S2 Race 2 Top Ten:

TERRANEO Nathan (SUI, Yamaha) 14 laps in 19:31.125; 2. KOVALOV Yevsevii (UKR, Husqvarna) +01.759; 3. LAPADULA Leonardo (ITA, TM Moto) +21.338; 4. IOVITA Mark Luca (ROU, GasGas) +25.108; 5. CHAMPAGNE Noah (BEL, TM Moto) +30.993; 6. JUSTE WATT Djamal (FRA, Suzuki) +41.031; 7. CHIROT Joshua (FRA, Suzuki) +50.194; 8. ANDREOTTI Riccardo (ITA, TM Moto) +53.410; 9. DIAS David (POR, TM Moto) +54.049; 10. ABRAHAM Tao (FRA, Triumph) +55.197

S2 Classification Top Ten:

TERRANEO Nathan (SUI, Yamaha) Pts. 50,000 (25+25); 2. KOVALOV Yevsevii (UKR, Husqvarna) Pts. 44,000 (22+22); 3. LAPADULA Leonardo (ITA, TM Moto) Pts. 40,000 (20+20); 4. CHAMPAGNE Noah (BEL, TM Moto) Pts. 34,000 (18+16); 5. IOVITA Mark Luca (ROU, GasGas) Pts. 32,000 (14+18); 6. JUSTE WATT Djamal (FRA, Suzuki) Pts. 31,000 (16+15); 7. ANDREOTTI Riccardo (ITA, TM Moto) Pts. 28,000 (15+13); 8. CHIROT Joshua (FRA, Suzuki) Pts. 27,000 (13+14); 9. ABRAHAM Tao (FRA, Triumph) Pts. 23,000 (12+11); 10. DIAS David (POR, TM Moto) Pts. 22,000 (10+12)

SM Junior Race 1

Pole sitter Mark Szabo (Husqvarna) made no mistake off the line and immediately took the lead. Behind him, Lorenz Bang (KTM) failed to capitalize on his starting spot and was passed by Jean Rondeaux (TM Moto), who moved up to second thanks to a great start. Over the opening laps, positions settled as Szabo pulled away from his rivals. In second place, Rondeaux couldn’t match the leader’s pace, but behind him Lorenz Bang made a few minor mistakes and never posed a threat. Liliana Irzyk, the only female rider in the race, delivered an impressive performance to finish in fifth position.

SM Junior Race 1 Top Ten:

SZABO Mark (ROU, Husqvarna) 10 laps in 15:07.459; 2. RONDEAUX Jean (BEL, TM Moto) +08.489; 3. BANG Lorenz (GER, KTM) +20.484; 4. DARNTON Edward (GBR, TM Moto) +29.243; 5. IRZYK Liliana (POL, KTM) +31.094; 6. SKROCKAS Dovydas (LTU, GasGas) +44.451; 7. IRZYK Klemens (POL, KTM) +1:02.931; 8. KRAUS Lukas (AUT, KTM) +1:12.949; 9. TURI Noel (HUN, KTM) +1 Lap; 10. SUCIU Dan (ROU, KTM) +1 Lap

SM Junior Race 2

Mark Szabo proved untouchable for all his rivals in this race as well: following a great start, the Romanian rider pulled away and led all ten laps out front without coming under threat. Jean Rondeaux, who was running in second place during the opening laps, slid out on the dirt section and dropped several positions. Edward Darnton (TSV Racing) moved into second place, securing the runner-up spot on the overall podium with this result, while Lorenz Bang finished third.

SM Junior Race 2 Top Ten:

SZABO Mark (ROU, Husqvarna) 10 laps in 14:57.308; 2. DARNTON Edward (GBR, TM Moto) +05.384; 3. SKROCKAS Dovydas (LTU, GasGas) +07.088; 4. BANG Lorenz (GER, KTM) +10.548; 5. RONDEAUX Jean (BEL, TM Moto) +32.126; 6. IRZYK Klemens (POL, KTM) +41.204; 7. IRZYK Liliana (POL, KTM) +48.552; 8. KRAUS Lukas (AUT, KTM) +1 Lap; 9. TURI Noel (HUN, KTM) +1 Lap; 10. SUCIU Dan (ROU, KTM) +1 Lap

SM Junior Classification Top Ten:

SZABO Mark (ROU, Husqvarna) Pts. 50,000 (25+25); 2. DARNTON Edward (GBR, TM Moto) Pts. 40,000 (18+22); 3. BANG Lorenz (GER, KTM) Pts. 38,000 (20+18); 4. RONDEAUX Jean (BEL, TM Moto) Pts. 38,000 (22+16); 5. SKROCKAS Dovydas (LTU, GasGas) Pts. 35,000 (15+20); 6. IRZYK Liliana (POL, KTM) Pts. 30,000 (16+14); 7. IRZYK Klemens (POL, KTM) Pts. 29,000 (14+15); 8. KRAUS Lukas (AUT, KTM) Pts. 26,000 (13+13); 9. TURI Noel (HUN, KTM) Pts. 24,000 (12+12); 10. SUCIU Dan (ROU, KTM) Pts. 22,000 (11+11)

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S4 – S2 – SMJ EUROPEAN CHAMPIONSHIP of HUNGARY – QUICK FACTS

Circuit length:

• Tarmac 1.130 mt.
• Off Road 400 mt.
• Sky Section 200 mt.
• Total Circuit 1.730 mt.

Temperature:26°

Weather conditions:Sun

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Visonta -September 5 – Marc Reiner Schmidt (Team 11) wins Race One on this first day of the Hungarian GP. Steve Bonnal (TSV Racing), author of pole position, finishes in fourth place; second position goes to Milan Sitniansky (Tuning Motor Sport) and Elia Sammartin (BRT Factory Team) finishes in third place. In the Rookies Cup, the best performance goes to Jan Ulman (Two4Two Fantic Racing).

Time practice & Superpole S1GP

Great show in the S1GP qualifying. In the first session, Q1, riders took to the track for their initial laps on rain tires, but quickly realized they could head out on slicks. Marc Reiner Schmidt (Team 11) immediately set the fastest time, followed by Elia Sammartin (BRT Racing) in second, and Julen Avila Cortes (KTM MTR Racing) in third. Steve Bonnal (TSV Racing) did not push to the limit in Q1 to avoid excessive tire wear, settling for the sixth fastest time—still enough to advance to Q2.

The second qualifying session opened with a terrifying crash in the off-road section by Julen Avila Cortes, fortunately with no serious consequences for the rider. The fight for the fastest time became a head-to-head battle between Marc Reiner Schmidt and Steve Bonnal, separated by just a few thousandths of a second. However, under the checkered flag, Julen Avila Cortes set the second fastest time despite complaining of leg pain.

Steve Bonnal was the first to hit the track for the Metzeler Superpole, putting together an incredible lap despite a mistake in the final section, shaving nearly a second off his Q2 time. Grit-toothed Julen Avila Cortes took to the track but couldn’t beat the Spaniard. Last to head out was Marc Reiner Schmidt, who made a few errors and had to settle for third position.

S1GP Time Practice Q1:

SCHMIDT Marc Reiner (GER, Ducati) 1:20.686; 2. SAMMARTIN Elia (ITA, Honda) 1:21.929; 3. AVILA CORTES Julen (ESP, KTM) 1:22.231; 4. PROVAZNIK Erik (CZE, KTM) 1:22.569; 5. SITNIANSKY Milan (CZE, Honda) 1:22.862; 6. BONNAL Steve (FRA, TM Moto) 1:23.084; 7. ULMAN Jan (CZE, Fantic) 1:23.131; 8. KRASNIQI Mitja (SUI, Honda) 1:23.344; 9. PARTELPOEG Aksel (EST, Honda) 1:23.488; 10. VIOLA Melvin (FRA, Honda) 1:23.497

S1GP Time Practice Q2:

SCHMIDT Marc Reiner (GER, Ducati) 1:20.199; 2. AVILA CORTES Julen (ESP, KTM) 1:20.244; 3. BONNAL Steve (FRA, TM Moto) 1:20.271; 4. SITNIANSKY Milan (CZE, Honda) 1:20.392; 5. SAMMARTIN Elia (ITA, Honda) 1:20.502; 6. PROVAZNIK Erik (CZE, KTM) 1:22.084; 7. KRASNIQI Mitja (SUI, Honda) 1:22.468; 8. ULMAN Jan (CZE, Fantic) 1:22.684; 9. PARTELPOEG Aksel (EST, Honda) 1:23.727

S1GP Superpole:

BONNAL Steve (FRA, TM Moto) 1:19.751; 2. AVILA CORTES Julen (ESP, KTM) 1:19.888; 3. SCHMIDT Marc Reiner (GER, Ducati) 1:20.015

Race One

A hectic start for Race One, with Marc Reiner Schmidt charging from third on the grid to take the lead into the first corner, closely followed by an outstanding Elia Sammartin. Steve Bonnal failed to capitalize on his pole position, dropping two spots. On the opening lap in the off-road section, Bonnal and Sammartin nearly made contact, allowing Milan Sitiniansky to capitalize and move up to second place.

Schmidt and Sitiniansky (Tuning Motor Sport) quickly built a slight lead. The Czech rider looked able to match the German’s pace, but only for a few laps before Schmidt upped the tempo, pulling away to gain precious seconds and secure victory in the weekend’s opening race. From mid-race onwards, Elia Sammartin managed to close the gap to Sitiniansky lap after lap; in the closing stages, he looked poised to challenge for second position, but couldn’t make the pass. Steve Bonnal finished in fourth place. In the Rookies Cup, victory went to Jan Ulman (Two4Two Fantic Racing), who won on his return following a period out due to injury.

S1GP Race 1 Top Ten:

SCHMIDT Marc Reiner (GER, Ducati) 15 laps in 20:31.263; 2. SITNIANSKY Milan (CZE, Honda) +04.074; 3. SAMMARTIN Elia (ITA, Honda) +04.734; 4. BONNAL Steve (FRA, TM Moto) +05.412; 5. AVILA CORTES Julen (ESP, KTM) +26.387; 6. PROVAZNIK Erik (CZE, KTM) +36.804; 7. ULMAN Jan (CZE, Fantic) +38.850; 8. KRASNIQI Mitja (SUI, Honda) +39.732; 9. ASTEDT Eemeli (FIN, TM Moto) +40.486; 10. SARDA Adrien (FRA, Suzuki) +50.359

Time Table: Warm Up 09:45 – Fast Race 13.15 – Super Final 17:20

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SUPERMOTO WORLD CHAMPIONSHIP – GP of HUNGARY – QUICK FACTS

Circuit length:

• Tarmac 1.130 mt.
• Off Road 400 mt.
• Sky Section 200 mt.
• Total Circuit 1.730 mt.

Temperature:23°

Weather: Sun and Rain

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Visonta, September 5 – We have reached the final act of the S4 European Championship. In the absence of Edoardo Bertola (KTM MTR Racing), the fight for the victory is contested between Francisco Gomez Requena (GasGas) and Alex Gourdon Rafael (Husqvarna), but taking home the victory in Race 1 is Alessandro “Point Break” Sciaretta (TSV Racing). In the S2 Class, pole position went to Nathan Terraneo (Yamaha), and in SM Junior to Mark Szabo (Husqvarna).

S4 Time Practice
Just a few minutes before taking to the track, rain fell on the Hungarian circuit, making the surface very slippery. Race control had to declare a wet race, and all riders took to the track on rain tires. Championship leader Edoardo Bertola (KTM MTR Racing) is not taking part in this final round due to a prior commitment in the Junior GP. The battle for pole position was narrowed down to the Spanish riders. Coming out on top right at the final available minute was Francisco Gomez Requena (GasGas), ahead of fellow countryman Alex Gourdon Rafael (Husqvarna). A surprise third place went to Polish rider Kamil Krzemien (Husqvarna), while fourth position went to Alessandro Sciarretta (TSV Racing) despite two crashes.

S4 Time Practice Top Ten:

GOMEZ REQUENA Francisco (ESP, GasGas) 57.249; 2. GOURDON RAFAEL Alex (ESP, Husqvarna) 57.372; 3. KRZEMIEN Kamil (POL, Husqvarna) 57.497; 4. SCIARRETTA Alessandro (ITA, TM Moto) 57.735; 5. GOURDON RAFAEL Theo (ESP, Husqvarna) 57.785; 6. BARCO IGLESIAS Alejandro (ESP, KTM) 58.181; 7. NAVARRIA Antonino Achille (ITA, Honda) 58.437; 8. KARDOS Gergely (HUN, TM Moto) 58.829; 9. HABJAN Nejo (SLO, Husqvarna) 59.472; 10. JAGIELSKI Tomasz (POL, TM Moto) 59.722

S4 Race 1:

At the start of the first moto, Francisco Gomez Requena took charge of proceedings, getting off to a perfect start from pole position. Right behind him was an exceptional Alessandro Sciarretta, who moved into second place, but his position lasted only a few corners before he was overtaken by Alex Gourdon Rafael. The two Spaniards built a small gap over the Italian rider. Gomez Requena managed to hold onto the lead for nine laps, but then had to succumb to Gourdon Rafael, who managed to open up a good gap. From this moment, however, the race took a different turn: Alessandro Sciarretta started setting extremely fast lap times, first getting past Francisco Gomez Requena and then closing the gap to the race leader within three laps. With three laps remaining, he launched the decisive attack, allowing him to take the win in the first heat.

S4 Race 1 Top Ten:

SCIARRETTA Alessandro (ITA, TM Moto) 20 laps in 16:04.514; 2. GOURDON RAFAEL Alex (ESP, Husqvarna) +00.920; 3. GOMEZ REQUENA Francisco (ESP, GasGas) +08.527; 4. BARCO IGLESIAS Alejandro (ESP, KTM) +17.632; 5. KARDOS Gergely (HUN, TM Moto) +20.537; 6. KOVACS Zoltan (HUN, Husqvarna) +20.970; 7. KRZEMIEN Kamil (POL, Husqvarna) +27.646; 8. NAVARRIA Antonino Achille (ITA, Honda) +37.970; 9. HABJAN Nejo (SLO, Husqvarna) +43.960; 10. GOURDON RAFAEL Theo (ESP, Husqvarna) +1:00.387

S2 Free Practice:

From the very first laps of free practice, Nathan Terraneo (Yamaha) showed great feeling with the Visonta track; the Swiss rider set the fastest time of the session, but right behind him Yevsevii Kovalov (Husqvarna) managed to keep the gap under a hundredth of a second. European Championship leader Leonardo Lapadula (Team 11) recorded the third fastest time, though far behind the top two.

S2 Free Practice Top Ten:

TERRANEO Nathan (SUI, Yamaha) 1:22.923; 2. KOVALOV Yevsevii (UKR, Husqvarna) 1:22.998; 3. LAPADULA Leonardo (ITA, TM Moto) 1:24.299; 4. CHAMPAGNE Noah (BEL, TM Moto) 1:24.700; 5. IOVITA Mark Luca (ROU, GasGas) 1:24.954; 6. ANDREOTTI Riccardo (ITA, TM Moto) 1:25.151; 7. JUSTE WATT Djamal (FRA, Suzuki) 1:25.261; 8. CHIROT Joshua (FRA, Suzuki) 1:26.340; 9. OLIVIER Riccardo (ITA, TM Moto) 1:27.725; 10. DIAS David (POR, TM Moto) 1:27.737

S2 Time Practice:

Nathan Terraneo (Yamaha) was in great form in this S2 official practice session. Despite a lowside, the Swiss rider demonstrated incredible superiority right from the early laps, forcing his pursuers to work hard to keep the gap in check. Behind him in second position was the red plate holder Leonardo Lapadula (Team 11), who managed to keep the gap within 4 tenths of a second, but from third position onward—held by Yevsevii Kovalov (Husqvarna)—the gaps stretched to over a second. Right from the morning’s first free practice, Nathan Terraneo was able to prove with actions that he was the fastest rider.

S2 Time Practice Top Ten:

TERRANEO Nathan (SUI, Yamaha) 1:22.930; 2. LAPADULA Leonardo (ITA, TM Moto) 1:23.348; 3. KOVALOV Yevsevii (UKR, Husqvarna) 1:24.013; 4. CHAMPAGNE Noah (BEL, TM Moto) 1:25.429; 5. ANDREOTTI Riccardo (ITA, TM Moto) 1:25.437; 6. IOVITA Mark Luca (ROU, GasGas) 1:25.601; 7. JUSTE WATT Djamal (FRA, Suzuki) 1:25.640; 8. CHIROT Joshua (FRA, Suzuki) 1:25.797; 9. CORNOLTI Daniele (ITA, KTM) 1:27.370; 10. ABRAHAM Tao (FRA, Triumph) 1:27.417

SM Junior Free practice:

David Zsolt Bereczki, the current championship leader, will not be able to take to the track due to an injury that will keep him away from racing for a long time. In the first free practice session of the day, the fastest rider was Lorenz Bang (KTM), who managed to set the best time despite rapidly changing weather conditions, finishing ahead of Mark Szabo (Husqvarna), with Dovydas Skrockas (GasGas) completing the front row.

SM Junior Free Practice Top Ten:

BANG Lorenz (GER, KTM) 1:30.706; 2. SZABO Mark (ROU, Husqvarna) 1:30.823; 3. SKROCKAS Dovydas (LTU, GasGas) 1:30.897; 4. RONDEAUX Jean (BEL, TM Moto) 1:31.221; 5. DARNTON Edward (GBR, TM Moto) 1:33.203; 6. IRZYK Klemens (POL, KTM) 1:33.775; 7. IRZYK Liliana (POL, KTM) 1:35.202; 8. KRAUS Lukas (AUT, KTM) 1:37.049; 9. SUCIU Dan (ROU, KTM) 1:48.840; 10. TURI Noel (HUN, KTM) 1:50.244

SM Junior Time practice:

Qualifying in the SM Junior category saw a shake-up at the top of the standings. Mark Szabo (Husqvarna) managed to put together the perfect lap, and none of his rivals could match him; even Lorenz Bang, who had set the fastest time in practice, improved his time but ended up a second behind. Completing the front row was Lithuanian rider Davydas Skrockas (GasGas).

SM Junior Race 1 Time practice:

SZABO Mark (ROU, Husqvarna) 1:28.691; 2. BANG Lorenz (GER, KTM) 1:29.527; 3. SKROCKAS Dovydas (LTU, GasGas) 1:30.282; 4. RONDEAUX Jean (BEL, TM Moto) 1:30.449; 5. DARNTON Edward (GBR, TM Moto) 1:31.436; 6. IRZYK Liliana (POL, KTM) 1:32.854; 7. IRZYK Klemens (POL, KTM) 1:33.410; 8. KRAUS Lukas (AUT, KTM) 1:36.563; 9. TURI Noel (HUN, KTM) 1:45.042; 10. SUCIU Dan (ROU, KTM) 1:48.851

Time Table: SM Junior Warm Up 08:45 – S2 Warm Up 09:05 – S4 Warm Up 09:25 – SM Junior Race 1 10:30 – S2 Race 1 11:20 – S4 Race 2 12:05 – SM Junior Race 2 14:25 – S2 Race 2 15:20 – S4 Race 3 16:15

Complete results available HERE.

In the photo: #231 Alessandro Sciarretta – S4

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Visonta (Hungary) 3 September 2026 — The FIM Supermoto World Championship  enters a crucial and heated phase of the 2026 season, this wee-end the technical track of Visonta, Hungary, will play host to the fifth and penultimate round of the world calendar. An unmissable event that will not only feature intense battles for the lead in the S1GP, S2, and SM Junior categories, but will also mark the highly anticipated return to racing of the S4 European Championship, the class reserved for tarmac-only specialists.

The premier S1GP class arrives in Hungary with an incredibly tight and unpredictable standings. German champion Marc Reiner Schmidt (260 points, Team Undici) maintains his lead in the general standings, but holds just a 6-point advantage over Frenchman Steve Bonnal (254 points, TSV Racing Factory Team), who is having an extraordinary season. Riding high as a third contender in the championship battle is Spaniard Julen Avila Cortes (249 points, KTM MTR), trailing the top spot by only 11 points.

Defending Italian honors is Elia Sammartin BRT Factory Team, solid in 4th position with 212 points, ready to seize every opportunity to push for a world championship podium.

In the S2 European Championship, Italy leads the way thanks to Team Undici Leonardo Lapadula, current championship leader with 179 points. Lapadula will have to defend the red plate against attacks from Ukrainian rider Yevsevil Kovalov, second just 8 points behind (171 pt). Third place belongs to Swiss rider Nathan Terraneo (155 pt).

Visonta round marks the return to action for the only asphalt S4 European Championship final round that will crown the 2026 Champion. Edoardo Bertola firmly in command of the general standings with 133 points, thanks to excellent performances and victories in previous rounds. Pushing hard behind him are strong Spanish riders Franc Gomez Requena (121 pt) and Alex Gourdon Rafael (102 pt). Among the Italians competing, eyes are also on Antonino Achille Navarria (4th with 96 pt) and Alessandro Sciarretta (8th with 70 pt).

In the SM Junior youth category, local rider David Zsolt Bereczki arrives in Visonta with an impeccable record: 200 points scored out of 200 available (8 wins out of 8 races). Romanian Mark Szabo (168 pt) and German Lorenz Bang (162 pt) follow in second and third place.

TIME TABLE

SATURDAY

9.30 S4 Free Practice 1; 9.55 S1GP Free Practice 1; 10.20 SM Junior Free Practice1; 10.40 S2 Free Practice1; 11.25 S4 Free Practice 2; 11.50 S1GP Free Practice2; 12.15 SM Junior Free Practice 2; 12.35 S2 Free Practice2; 13.40 S4 Time Practice; 14.05 S1GP Q1; 14.35 S1GP Q2; 14.55 S1GP Superpole; 15.10 SM Junior Time Practice ; 15.35 S2 Time Practice; 16.25 S4 Race One; 18.00 S1GP Race One

SUNDAY

10.30 SM Junior Race1;11.20 S2 Race1; 12.05 S4 Race 2; 13.15 S1GP Fast Race; 13.50 SM Junior Race 2; 15.20 S2 Race 2;16.15 S4 Race 3; 17.10 S1GP Superfinal

In the photo: Black Star Speedway Visonta circuit view

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Martigny (Switzerland) 31 August 2026 – There will be sixteen Teams coming from eleven different Nations lined up on the starting grid in St Wendel, Germany for thetwentieth  edition of the FIM Supermoto of Nations.

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In the photo: S1oN 2025 start in Vysoké Mýto, Czech Republic

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Martigny (Switzerland), 28 August 2026 – The fifth round of the S2 and SM Junior and the third round of the S4 SuperMoto European Championship will take place in  Visonta, Hungary, during the 6 September week-end.

Here below you can find the official entry list:

In the photo: 2025 Round of Hungary S2 Start

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Martigny (Switzerland), 21 August 2026  – The fifth Grand Prix of the FIM SuperMoto World Championship of Hungary will take place in Visonta  during the 6 September week-end.

Here below you can find the official entry list:

In the photo: 2025 S1GP Starting grid in Visonta

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