The multinational Team Brothers outfit will be taking part in the full FIM European Championship with all 4 bikes: Daniel Lencses (Hungary) Super Street Bike, Krisztian Jasz (Hungary) Super Street Bike, Margot Schmidt (Netherlands) Super Street Bike and Eric Richard (France) Top Fuel Bike.

With the start of the 2025 drag racing season not that far away anymore, it’s time for the 2025 SFI Inspections Tour. Like last year the first stop will be in the UK at Santa Pod Raceway as the drag racing season always starts early there. This will give the racers more time to prepare for the first event after having their parts inspected.

Raising an eyebrow or two on the FIM-E Euro Finals entry list is the reappearance of Alex Hope in Pro Stock Bike after a few seasons away. With father Chris overseeing the refresh of his old stocker that Alex last steered in the late 2010s, followed by a couple of years in Super Street Bike action, the V&H 2 valve Suzuki could shake things up for those in this year’s points chase.

Mid-season modifications almost caught out Marcus Christiansen and father Claus (Speedy) at the Summit Racing Equipment Internationals in Sweden, but they managed to emerge with their win streak (extending back to 2022) in FIM-E Super Twin Bike intact. Marcus provides the following update and look ahead.

Class veteran Mogens Lund has seen a lot of things in FIM-E Super Street Bike, but after taking a tenth off his PB with a 6.826 in qualifying at the SpeedEvents Internationals back at the start of June, followed by a couple of blow-ups halted any progression in eliminations, the Dane has had a lot to do before the championship resumes early August.

The transition to FIM-E Super Street Bike has been somewhat character building for class rookie Bradley Head, but as we head into the second half of the season the Brit is looking to continue learning and improving at each and every event.