BMW, Honda and Kawasaki will travel to the end of the season with their show trucks and offer test rides on current production motorbikes. With their own protective clothing and an appropriate rider’s licence, they can get active themselves. With his compatriot Luca Vitali, a strong replacement rider was found for the Honda.īut not only on the race track, but also in the IDM paddock, the spectators will have a lot to look forward to. The Italian had to undergo an appendectomy at short notice. Crowd favourite Alessandro Polita (HRP-Honda), however, will unfortunately be missing this weekend. Before the decisions in Hockenheim, all the participating brands of the IDM Superbike 1000 are in the top ten: BMW, Honda, Kawasaki and Yamaha, plus riders from six nations. If three-time IDM Superbike champion Markus Reiterberger (BCC Racing, BMW) or Julian Puffe (GERT56, BMW) also show top form on race Sunday, this is likely to have a decisive impact at the top. Alt and Grünwald, for example, are separated by a single point before the last two races of the season. Florian Alt (Wilbers-BMW), Luca Grünwald (Kiefer Racing, BMW), Bastien Mackels (Team SWPN, Yamaha) and Vladimir Leonov (Hertrampf MO Yamaha Racing Team) will decide the other podium places among themselves in a razor-thin match. The admission ticket includes access to the paddock.Įven though the cancellation of Kawasaki star Valentin Debise (Kawasaki Weber-Motos Racing) in the IDM premier class Superbike 1000 due to injury means that the new title holder, Ilya Mikhalchik (EGS-alpha-Van Zon-BMW), has been confirmed in purely mathematical terms, the air will be on fire in the top class of the IDM at the finale. For the spectators, who can be on site in the best of weather conditions and in compliance with the 3G rule (vaccinated, recovered, tested), this means: excitement without a break. In addition, a number of guest entrants in all classes will add to the excitement. In a total of seven classes, the participants will really put their foot down and fight for their places in the overall standings. The grand finale of the International German Motorcycle Championship (IDM) will take place at the Motodrom in Baden from 24 to 26 September 2021. Stuttgart, 21 September 2021 – The countdown to the thrilling action at the Hockenheimring is on.
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