The initially Hungarian Team Brothers Super Street Bike team expanded into western continental Europe last season adding Dutch racer Margot Schmidt to the dynamic duo of Daniel Lencses and Kristzian Jasz, the trio being equipped with no-bar Hayabusa rides. 2024 sees the addition of Eric Richard and a breakout from the FIM-E Super Street Bike class into the FIM-E Top Fuel Bike with the French racer bringing his Hayabusa powered turbo funny bike to the party.

The 2024 Technical and Sporting Regulations as well as the 2024 Race Procedures for FIA Drag Racing have been published by the FIA. You can read the new regulations here

Although a short season (three events in comparison to five for the FIM-E championship classes), the FIM-E Junior Drag Bike Cup was something of a rollercoaster ride through England, Germany and back to England. The Euro Finals would continue the theme with the destination of the 2023 Junior Drag Bike title not decided until the final round of eliminations with Leah Morrison taking the big Cup back to the south west of England.

Following the glittering FIA Prize Giving on Friday evening, the celebration of motorsport champions and title winners from 2023 continued on Saturday December 9, with successful drivers and co-drivers from regional and international competitions gathering in Baku, the Azerbaijan capital, to receive their coveted awards. Drag racing was represented by Linn Fløysvik.

Next year’s FIA European Drag Racing Championship will again consist of five rounds held across the United Kingdom, Sweden and Germany, as per the schedule approved during the FIA World Motor Sport Council meeting in Baku.