Motorsport, young talent and thrilling races at the Vogelsbergring

DMV Pitbike Championship powered by Racetrck with a strong showing at the Vogelsbergring

As a professional organiser in Pitbike motorsport, safety, discipline and respectful conduct on and off the track are our top priority. Motorsport lives on speed, emotion and sporting ambition – but equally on clear procedures and mutual respect.

It was exactly this mix that shaped our first event weekend at the Vogelsbergring. With around 100 participants on Saturday and Sunday, full grids and an excellent atmosphere in the paddock, the premiere was a complete success.

A special thank you goes to MSC Wittgenborn and Arcos Racing Events for their support and the excellent cooperation.

The young talent opens the weekend

Already on Friday the track belonged to the young riders. 18 young riders lined up for the Youth Rider Camp.

Together with the Pitbike Racing Team Austria and the NextGen Rider Academy, work focused intensively on riding technique, vision, line choice, body position and vehicle control.

The progress over the day was clearly visible. At the same time, safety and riding fun were always the focus. It is precisely this combination that is decisive for inspiring young riders about motorsport in the long term.

Full grids at the main event

On Saturday and Sunday, around 100 participants ensured full groups and a high sporting level.

A total of four races were held. Three of them counted towards the DMV Pitbike Championship powered by Racetrck.

Pitbike GP Rookie

16 riders lined up in the Rookie class. In the DMV standings, #819 Patrick Podsiadlo came out on top once again.

Particularly remarkable: Podsiadlo also competed in the strongly contested Pitbike GP 160, gaining additional racing experience there.

Pitbike GP 160

With 25 riders, the GP 160 was completely full.

When the start lights released the race and the entire field headed for the first corner as one, it produced one of the most impressive images of the weekend.

Over twelve laps, intense but fair battles developed. Victory in the DMV standings went to #612 Niklas Meiser ahead of #819 Patrick Podsiadlo.

Pitbike GP Open

The Pitbike GP Open was also fully booked with 25 riders. Different vehicle concepts such as the Trckline R, MiniGP bikes and further models made for a varied field.

After a strong performance, #53 Dominik Losch crashed on the final lap. This allowed #25 Marc Kiefer to finish the DMV standings in first place.

Pitbike GP Ladys

Three riders lined up in the Pitbike GP Ladys.

Josefine Bartelt clearly pulled away at the front on her MiniGP. Behind her, Carolin Schumertl on the Trckline R and Silja Winkler fought an exciting battle for the remaining positions.

Together for the future of the championship

Strong partners stand behind a successful racing series.

Our special thanks go to DMV Motorsport for the trust and the opportunity to run the German Pitbike Championship within this framework. For 2027, we look forward to intensifying the cooperation further and developing the championship together.

With PMT Tyres we have a strong and reliable partner at our side. Many thanks for the trust placed in us, the close cooperation and the support of the championship.

Media coverage is also an important part of our events. That is why a big thank you goes to Marvin from MFS Records for his support with video, photo and sound and for professionally capturing the emotions of the race weekends.

A weekend that makes you want more

Our first appearance at the Vogelsbergring showed the potential this venue holds for Pitbike motorsport.

Around 100 participants, full grids, exciting races and a successful Youth Rider Camp made the weekend a strong part of our season.

Most importantly, however, this remains true for us: safety, discipline and mutual respect worked.

Many thanks to all participants, helpers and partners as well as to the MSC Wittgenborn, Arcos Racing Events, DMV Motorsport, PMT Tyres, MFS Records, the Pitbike Racing Team Austria and the NextGen Rider Academy.