6 Heures Moto There will be a fierce battle in the 600 PRO and 600 AM categories!

The countdown to the start of the DG Sport 6 Hours Moto has begun. On Sunday, September 13, around seventy teams will take on the legendary 7-kilometre Ardennes circuit. While the 1000cc machines are the most numerous, the teams running 600cc bikes can be expected to put on a genuine race within the race.

In the 600 PRO category, three teams will be fighting for victory. LDC Endurance will field an all-Belgian trio consisting of Adrien Leduc, Romain Hanikenne and Thibault Vinken, as will VDL/TDM with Martin Vanderlinden and Bastien Van Vaerenbergh.

BCM Racing Team has a distinctly more international profile, bringing together a Belgian (Koen Renard), an Englishman (Jamie Williams) and a Dutchman (Wally Jacobs). The bets are on…

Last year, the best 600 AM team finished ahead of the 600 PRO winners after six hours of racing. Among this year’s favourites are… the winners of the 2025 edition, Antoine Laloi and Maxence Doclot-Chiry, who will carry the colours of Full-Tactical.com with race number #3.

Last year’s bronze medallists, Forward NDM Team, are also back, with Arnaud Bojmistruk now joined by Italians Antonio Vallone and Sebastiano Zerbo.

Also worth keeping an eye on are the #66 Moto Ecole Georges, again featuring Arille Servais and Olivier Carlier; the #15 Bie Wheels Racing with Bram Debie alongside Dries Hoebers; and the #41 Jamoto Racing Team with French riders Cédric Dejeux and Charles Degrugilliers.

Looking to surprise the favourites will be the #50 AMC Racing (Vanderstocken-Menovsky-Geerts), the #89 ERT (Eckert-Belcykowski-Wendel) and the #211 CK21 Racing (Hubert-Coenen-Verheyen).

Once again this year, the 600cc machines will be anything but supporting acts. Definitely one to watch…