MEC — where talent matters more than engine size

MEC brings together speed, precision, engineering ingenuity and a passion for motorcycle racing. Small machines produce fierce battles, where every corner can change the outcome.

From endurance roots to a modern championship

MEC traces its roots to 2017, when enthusiasts organised endurance races for 50cc mopeds. Early events lasted four hours and more than 300 competitors took part across four seasons. After racing stopped in 2020, the story continued with ambitious events including a 24-hour challenge in Kula in 2023.

Today MEC has evolved beyond endurance. Circuit racing, qualifying sessions, multiple races per event and championship points define the competition. That is why the championship now uses the standalone name MEC.

Small bikes. Serious racing.

Late braking, racing lines, corner exits and consistency make the difference. Moped Open celebrates technical creativity and compact two-stroke machines; MiniGP provides a stage for developing racing skills. Both deliver close competition and a clear view of the action.

Events in Jagodina, Kula and Dobanovci during 2024 and 2025 produced memorable battles. The 2026 season also featured a night event in Kula, reported by the Serbian Motorcycle Federation, with three closely fought Moped Open races.

A championship for generations

MEC is more than a results table. It is a community of riders, teams, mechanics, families, photographers and fans. Some discover circuit racing here for the first time; others bring years of experience. All share the belief that great racing is not defined by engine capacity.

Building the MEC archive

This website brings together the calendar, results, standings, rider and team profiles, news and photography. Historical seasons will be added progressively as official records are verified, preserving the people and races that shaped MEC.