By 63rd 300 Curves of Gustav Havel, Horice, preview compilation’s part two, detailing Super Twins, Supersport 400, Supersport 300 / Open 250/ Moto3+GP125, Sport Production 125 and Classic Sidecars races.
All races will be available to watch on the You Tube channel (same that hosted Hengelo, Varsselring encounters earlier this month) of Czech company, Sport Marketing System.
(PB Horice lap time positioned near racers names)
Super Twins:
Czech racing legend Marek Cerveny (2.20.272) is the odds-on favourite for Super Twins race glory aside names like Martin Hrstka (2.22.617), Jan Markalous (2.22.847), Lukas Walter (2.24.211), Lubos Konak (2.24.223) and currently the only Czech IRRC Sportbike racer Patrik Serbousek (2.24.375).
Others to monitor closely include Slovak duo Ludovit Krusina (2.24.566) and David Hanzalik (2.25.661), David Rezac (2.25.823), Dawid Dziedzic (2.27.306) from Poland, Jan ‘Progear’ Nehasil (2.28.511), Jan Herzog (2.30.065), German ace Stefan Holz (2.30.160).
Fastest female Horice Twins pilot, TT experienced Veronika Hankocyova (2.30.823), Tomas Svolinsky (2.31.761), Roman Bocek (2.32.769), Daniel Zornweg (2.33.315), Jan Dresner (2.34.527).
Top Czech rider, Karel Pesek, Belgian newcomer Bruno Gohy and UK riders Dave Walsh and Brian Fuidge.
Supermono:
A question mark looms over IRRC Supersport Championship leader Petr Najman (2.25.339), category presence because of previously reported Superbike/Supersport races participation.
Confirmed Supermono race starters include Matous Ondrusz (2.26.374), class conqueror from two years ago Finn ‘Crazy Chicken’ Chapman (2.26.506), German speedster Moritz Nestler (2.27.891).
Czech aces Frantisek Loucka (2.27.949), Libor Kamenicky (2.30.091), Ladislav Vojtko (2.31.100) or Marek Paul (2.36.111) and newcomer, Aberdare Park specialist, Welshman Jay Bellers Smith.
Supersport 400:
This category intertwined with the Supermono class, contains:
SSP 400 lap-record holder Ondrej Mraz (2.30.273), Petr Plichta (2.31.543), Patrik Horak (2.31.843), Lukas Walter (2.31.949), Zbynek Prochazka (2.34.292), Milan Hanzalik (2.37.221), Pavel Kacena (2.38.293).
Top twelve Manx GP finisher, French racer Richard Vuillermet, Czech female rider Anna Malinova, Slovak duo Boris Korcak and Miroslav ‘Laki’ Sloboda.
Supersport 300/Open 250/ Moto3+GP125:
Names to watch in concurrently ran Supersport 300, Open 250, Moto 3, GP 125 contests include:
SSP 300; Radek Lamich (2.32.489 – lap record holder), Karel Silpoch, Ludek Kulhanek, Patrik Serbousek.
Open 250; Rico Vetter (2.29.809), Pavel Navratil (2.31.477).
Moto 3/GP 125; Christopher Eder (2.29.091), Oldrich Podlipny (2.29.366), event wins record holder with thirteen-wins Patrik Kolar (premieres with Moto 3 equipment, personal best lap aboard GP 125 apparatus – 2.29.423).
Prospective Classic TT debutant, German legend Chris Meyer (2.33.933), French female newcomer Chloe Battu and Swedish riders Anders Richnau, George Carlsson.
Sport Production 125:
The Sport Production 125 field features Lukas Fikker (2.39.283), Michal Vecko (2.39.432), Pavel Habrda (2.39.653), Jiří Bursa (2.40.729), Josef Svoboda (2.40.790).
Marek Zima (2.40.791), Pavel Moravec (2.41.016), Pavel Nechanicky (2.43.824), and German racer Moritz Reichelt.
Classic Sidecars:
Yesteryear regularity Sidecars race (thirty-two crews on provisional start-list) contains to name but a-few, former IRRC Supersport rider Vladimir Snajdr with Horice native, World Sidecars experienced Ondrej Kopecky.
UK/Dutch duo Andy Norris/Michiel Leeflang, 2025 Pre-TT Classic competitors Juan Christian/Julie Hardisty and female pilot, Poland’s Wioletta Kowalczyk (passenger Michal Pokrywiecki).
The weather forecast looks good for Saturday, Sunday with temperatures topping 20 degrees. Captivating roads scene action in prospect at Horice, wishing all participants a safe and successful meeting!
Photo credit: Jan Vavra
Words by Jan Vavra
