Euro Mastersof Pitbike2027

In Europe, pitbike racing has so far been mostly a national affair. Every country has its own series and its own fastest riders. Until now there have been few chances to find out how you compare with riders from neighbouring countries. The Euro Masters of Pitbike wants to change that. The new series enters its first season in 2027, with four race weekends in the Netherlands, Germany, France and Spain.

The idea comes from Diane and Bertus Folkertsma of The Race Factory in the Netherlands. Bertus raced motorcycles for around thirty years himself, and together they built The Race Factory into an organizer for several motorsport disciplines. For the Euro Masters they brought together organizers from four countries: The Race Factory itself in the Netherlands, TDG Motors around Corentin Gaultier in France, the MotoScoot Cup in Spain and us in Germany.

Each race takes place as part of an existing event run by the local partner. Registration and technical regulations are handled centrally by The Race Factory, so the same rules apply everywhere and a shared overall classification emerges at the end.

It all kicks off in May on the TT Junior Track in Assen, right next to the famous TT Circuit. In June the series visits us: from 25 to 27 June 2027, Racetrck hosts the German round at Arena E in Mülsen. We know the track well from our own events and can't wait to show it to an international field. In September the series heads to Normandy, with the final planned for October in Spain.

Racing takes place in two classes, Open 160 and Open 190. In both classes the engines remain in stock condition, so riders and setup make the difference. Each weekend brings practice, qualifying and two points races. Over the season that adds up to eight races, and every one of them counts. Whoever has the most points in their class at the end is the first Euro Masters of Pitbike champion.

The series is aimed primarily at young talents and ambitious amateurs who already run at the front nationally and want to take the next step. You can race from the age of 14, even if no round takes place in your own country. There are at most 25 grid slots per class, and anyone who rides the full season is guaranteed a place at every round. Pre-registration is already open. If you want to be there in 2027, don't wait too long.