By Current World Superbike venue, the Czech Autodrom Most track (4219 metres/2.622 miles long in distance – first originated in 1983), hosted the third round of this year’s ‘Euro Moto’ Championship (previously known as IDM).
Interesting event stories were for instance the first official test in Euro Moto racing mode for KTM’s 990 RC R model (potentially World Supersport steed next year), rode by German ex-Moto GP rider Jonas Folger.
Secondly, the extreme weather conditions (temperatures around forty degrees!), that proved challenging particularly for double Superbike race winner Lukas Tulovic (leg burns due to red-hot engine of Ducati mount).
Roads scene contemporaries participating included IRRC race winners Jef Van Calster (2024 BeNeLux Supersport Champion, former SSP lap record holder at Frohburg, main article image focused), Marvin Siebdrath and Thijs Peeters, who only started Friday’s Superstock 1000 free practice stint, afterwards he left Most following unsolvable, technical gremlins with his BMW.
Plus, rapid Frohburger Dreieck (2026 IRRC finale here – 19th-20th September) pilots in recent years, like Macau Grand Prix podium finisher Sheridan Morais (another former SSP Frohburg lap record carrier, swiftest overall is newcomer last year, Jackson Racing Powered by Prosper2’s Paul Jordan). Freddie Heinrich and Swiss rider Jan Buchel, in the saddle of KB 998 Rimini Bimota exotica.
The next Euro Moto round at Oschersleben (31st July-2nd August) coincides with the Mid Antrim 150, Aberdare Park Road Races, 45th edition of Nepomuk Classic in the Czech Republic and 29th Zschorlauer Dreieck Classic Grand Prix in Germany.
Euro Moto 2026, Most – select roads scene themed results, are as follows:
(Position and best race lap time near racers names)
Supersport (Race 2 cancelled, two-times red flagged):
Marvin Siebdrath (P6) – 1.37.171
Freddie Heinrich (P8) – 1.37.772
Filip Kukic (P16) – 1.44.289
Sportbike (Race 1 cancelled, two-times red flagged):
Micky Winkler (P11) – 1.42.958
Kawasaki ZX6-R Cup:
Felix Kauertz (P2 x2) – 1.39.789
Ben Kugler (P3/P5) – 1.40.254
Felix Klinck (P4/DNS) – 1.40.216
Cedric Holme Nielsen (P8/P7) – 1.39.671
Martin Riedl (P11 x2) – 1.44.538
Pro Superstock 1000 Cup:
Sheridan Morais (P2 x2) – 1.35.403
Ouri Bikkems (P4/P8) – 1.36.757
Marc Neumann (P6/P7) – 1.36.805
Julius Ilmberger Jr (P7/P9) – 1.37.296
Udo Reichmann (P11/P12) – 1.38.359
Jef Van Calster (DNF/P11) – 1.38.484
Jan Buchel (DNS/P13) – 1.38.816
Thijs Peeters (DNS x2) – 1.41.110 in free practice
Twin Cup:
Timo Kruger (P1 x2) – 1.47.690
Sandy Schoder (P6/P4) – 1.51.060
Knuth Strauss (P5/P7) – 1.50.846
Lukas Moller (P8/P6) – 1.50.988
Uwe Kantimm (P7/DNF) – 1.51.187
Marvin Larsen (P8/P9) – 1.51.077
Lisa-Marie Ruber (P11/P9) – 1.52.380
Klaus Hierl (P14/P11) – 1.53.301
Julian Kreutz (P12 x2) – 1.52.873
Uli Lohr (P13 x2) – 1.53.612
Thorben Paulus (P15/P14) – 1.53.583
Siegfried Krause (P18/P15) – 1.53.327
Hendrik Koster (P17/P20) – 1.53.993
Michael Kleinert (P22/P19) – 1.58.613
Josef Bihler (P25/DNF) – 2.01.077
Reinhard Kebben (P26/DNF) – 2.02.511
Christian Schutz (P27/DNF) – 1.58.008
Kawasaki ZX4-RR Cup:
Gido Nittke (P6/DNS) – 1.49.020
Michael Gotz (P11/P9) – 1.49.275
Photo credit: Jan Vavra
Words by Jan Vavra
