On September 27, 2026, the town of Glavinitsa once again became a gathering point for motocross enthusiasts. The 22nd edition of the traditional motocross race brought together more than 100 riders, delivering exciting racing action and spectacular battles on the track.
One of the highlights of the event was the excellent track preparation. The organizers had made sure that the conditions were outstanding, with much of the credit going to Krasi Shikov, one of Bulgaria’s leading specialists in motocross track preparation. Thanks to their efforts, the riders had the opportunity to showcase their skills in excellent conditions.
Among the participants was Radostin Prisadov #22 from M6 Yamaha Racing Team, who once again demonstrated why he is considered one of the most promising young riders in the MX65 class.
From the moment the starting gate dropped, Radi showed exceptional reaction time and speed, taking the Holeshot in both races. With two impressive starts and outstanding riding, he established his own pace and claimed victory in both motos, leaving no doubt about his excellent form.
With the maximum 50 points, Radostin deservedly secured first place in the overall MX65 standings, adding another trophy to his collection.
For the nine-year-old rider, this was another strong performance during the 2026 season, as well as another valuable opportunity to gain racing experience and continue developing his skills while competing against older and more experienced opponents.
Congratulations to the organizers and special thanks to Krasi Shikov for the fantastic track preparation! Events like this, and the dedication of the people behind them, play an important role in the development of motocross in Bulgaria.
For Radi, the race brought the satisfaction of another successful day on the track and even greater motivation to keep pursuing higher goals!
Two motos, two Holeshots, two victories, and a well-deserved first place for Radostin Prisadov #22!
Congratulations to Radi and the entire M6 Yamaha Racing Team! We keep moving forward!
