Mogens multitasks and heading for Summit

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.
Continue readingHead overcomes travails, looking forward to challenges ahead

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.
Continue readingLinn Fløysvik at Tierp to license for Top Fuel

A familiar name at the Summit Racing Equipment Internationals at Tierp Arena, but in a different car and a different class. Linn Fløysvik will be back in action in Sweden in a Top Fuel dragster!
Continue readingTeam Brothers on Super Street Bike duty for Summit

The Team Brothers quartet will only be represented in FIM-E Super Street Bike at the forthcoming Summit Racing Equipment Internationals at Tierp Arena, Sweden as unfortunately Eric Richard (currently sitting in third spot in FIM-E Top Fuel Bike) will be unable to attend. However, Krisztián Jász will return after skipping the previous Tierp event in June.
Continue readingPro Mod racer Kim Kristiansen back on track

Kim Kristiansen was a regular contender of the FIA European Pro Modified Championship, until the coronavirus pandemic forced him to take a break. That period of not racing was extended with another few years, but now he will be back. After almost eight months of hard work by Joeri Woudenberg in the Netherlands to update the famous Pontiac Firebird ‘68, the man from Denmark will make his comeback at Tierp Arena.
Continue readingDavid Vegter takes the lead in the FIA European Pro Modified Championship

With a runner-up finish at the SpeedEvents Internationals, David Vegter took the lead in the FIA European Pro Modified Championship. At the opening race of the season in England, Vegter claimed the first qualifying position. With the Vegter Pro Mod Racing ’67 Camaro, the Dutchman repeated this feat at round two in Sweden. In this race at Tierp Arena, Vegter advanced to the final by defeating his closest competitor in the title race. The runner-up position was enough to take the lead in the standings of this prestigious championship with a 35-point advantage over the number two.
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Speedevents Internationals finals – Gustafsson and Christiansen take their second, Bohlin and Maurice secure their first season win

Sunday saw a superb conclusion to the second round of the FIM-E Drag Bike championship season with barely a hitch through the day and some excellent performances providing some of the highlights.
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