6 Heures Moto The top teams are ready to battle it out for victory!

With no fewer than 11 teams entered in the 1000 PRO category, the 2026 edition of the 6 Hours Moto promises to be particularly hard-fought on Sunday, September 13. Especially since last year’s best have decided to return for another go, while others are clearly looking for revenge!

The #37 Dunlop Test Team will be looking to continue its winning streak by securing another victory. British rider Peter Hickman and Frenchman Jérémy Guarnoni will compete as a duo this time, and they will certainly have to keep a close eye on their 2025 runners-up, the #91 Ninet-One, which returns with Yan Ancia, Sander Claessen and Ouri Bikkems, all determined not to give an inch.

Among last year’s leading crews, we are also delighted to see the #87 Interbike Team back, with Gian Mertens, Nicky De Wit and Sébastien Le Grelle as its strong line-up, as well as the #18 Derous by MRP, which returns with the same trio: Mike Parmentier, Patrick Quintens and Maarten De Jongh. There will also be another Derous entry, the #234 Derous/Hoffmann by MRP, bringing together Laurent Hoffmann, Fedrik Matthys and Thierry Wansart.

Meanwhile, the #111 Trax Racing 111 of Johan Laminier, Yves Bollaerts and Dennis Vermoesen will be aiming for a place among the frontrunners after finishing in the top 10 last year.

Facing these established contenders will be… some new faces, including the #4 CL Racing (Christopher Lequeux-Arnaud Dekimpe), #61 Mototech GYTR Pro Shop (Arno Verstrepen-Davy Maes-David Drieghe), #73 Brooksuspension.com (David Brook-Sam Johnson), #80 Starteam Racing (Teddy Fievet-Evan Fievet-Cédric Fievet) and #333 NRT Endurance (Cyril Leroux-Adrien Lesauvage-Marc Leroy).

Names that say a great deal about the quality and international character of the field, guaranteeing an intense battle at the front of the pack throughout the race. Last year, the first seven places in the overall standings were – logically – all taken by 1000 PRO crews. It’s going to be hot at the front!