15/06/2026
High temperatures, fierce wheel-to-wheel battles in every category, and wildcard entries capable of raising the level of competition even further. Pannoniaring delivered everything a motorcycle racing fan could wish for as the Alpe Adria International Motorcycle Championship contested the second round of the season. Let’s take a look at what happened across all classes.
SBK — Starting with the premier class, while reigning champion Michal Filla had to contend with international guest star Yari Montella during the opening round at Grobnik, this time he found himself up against multiple-time Italian champion Nicholas Spinelli. After an intense battle, Spinelli edged out the Czech rider by just two tenths of a second to claim victory in Superbike Race 1. Michal Prasek completed the podium, finishing fourth overall. Nicholas Spinell won Race 2, Michal Filla was second in front of Miloš Čihak on third place.
Superstock1000 Dimitrios Karakostas, proved he is untouchable in class Superstocktock1000 by taking both victories in front of Bartolomiej Moranski and Sinisha Kochoski in Race 1. At race 2 second was Grzegorz Hanuszewicz on second place in front of Bartolomiej Moranski on third place. Notably absent from the class this weekend is Francesco Amati, sidelined through injury.
SSP300/SPORTBIKE — Moving on to the lightweight categories, Antonis Ventouras delivered a standout performance in Supersport 300. Following a red flag and subsequent restart, the talented Greek rider secured a convincing victory ahead of Oguz Tashan, while Franciszek Stoklosa completed the podium at Race 1. Kacper Wojcik won race 2 in front of Oguz Tashan on second place. Antonis Ventouras winner of the Race 1, finished third in Race 2.
SPORTBIKE class, which this weekend also features the new Junior subclass, saw Daniel Tureček dominate proceedings. The Czech rider crossed the line seven seconds clear of Maksimillian Palmowski, while Jakub Buzala finished third overall and first among the Junior Sportbike competitors.
SSP NG — In the always crowded and fiercely competitive middleweight field, Czech rider Vaclav Bittman claimed overall victory in Race 1, which also earned him top honours in the Supersport Next Generation category. Second at class NG was Vlad Bar in front of Jarek Szydelko on third place. Race 2 class NG the same result as in Race 1 so. Vaclav Bittman won, second was Vlad Bar in front of Jarek Szydelko on third place.
Superstock600 - Reigning champion Patrick Pascota, meanwhile, suffered a costly non-score. The Stock 600 class produced a hard-fought contest, with Karlo Gršić taking the win thanks to his second-place overall finish under the chequered flag. He defeated Wiktor Majchrowski and Riccardo Michielin, who stepped up from the Cup 600 category and immediately adapted to the highly competitive environment. Karlo Gršić won also Race 2 in front of Marcel Matheis on secind place. Third was Dawid Rzymek.
Supersport 600, Race 1 victory went to Alexandros Papageorgiou ahead of Razvan Teodorescu on second place and Tomaš Svitok on third. Alexandros Papageorgiou won Race 2 in front of Razvan Teodorescu on second place. Third was austrian rider Benjamin Baumgartner.
CUP600 — With the aforementioned Michielin moving to Stock 600, the Cup 600 category featured an even tighter battle for victory. Vaclav Balvin emerged victorious by just three tenths of a second over William Benedet, with Mateusz Pisarek finishing one second further back on third. Race 2 won again by Vaclav Balvin, second was William Benedet in front of Wojcik Kacper on third.
CUP1000 - was dominated by Strahinja Kovačević. Behind him, an exciting battle unfolded between Aleš Senekovič and Krasen Kanchev. What made the race even more impressive, however, was the size of the grid, with more than forty starters confirming the strength of the formula. Race 2 promised even more spectacular actions, Strahinja Kovačević won, second was Krasen Kanchev ahead of Aleš Senekovič
