Motocross

Helsinki – Slovenian racer Tim Gajser has secured his fourth Motocross World Championship title in the elite MXGP class, having built an unassailable lead at the event in Finland’s Hyvinkää on Sunday with two more races to go to the end of the season.

The government has allocated 1 662 455 leva to the Motorcycling Federation to hold rounds of the World and European motocross championship in Sevlievo, which are at the end of August. This was done with a decree approving additional expenses in the budget of the Ministry of Youth and Sport, which for the third time does not finance motor sports in Bulgaria.

Extreme motorcyclist Travis Pastrana jumped between two barges 23 meters across the Thames River in London, making a back flip in the air, Reuters reported.

Travis Pastrana is a rider in extreme motorcycle. He is 34 years old. During his career he broke bones more than 90 times, and 25 times he had a brain trauma.

"I was ill, today and yesterday I wasn't in the best shape and it didn't feel right on the motorbike.

"Nevertheless, it went relatively well, especially the second run went very well," he said after race in Doha.

Gajser, a member of the Gariboldi Honda motocross racing team, is among the favourites in the MXGP class also this season.