Brazilian motocross returned to the international spotlight thanks to another outstanding performance by Bernardo "Bê" Tibúrcio. Racing for Yamaha 115 M78 Bedetec, the Brazilian claimed second overall at the EMX250 round of the European Motocross Championship in Montevarchi, Italy, securing the best result of his career in the category.
The podium marks an important milestone in the young rider's European campaign as he continues his development against some of the fastest young talents in world motocross. At the iconic Miravalle circuit in Tuscany, Bê demonstrated impressive speed, consistency, and racecraft throughout the weekend to earn the first overall EMX250 podium of his career.
More than an outstanding result, the finish confirms the progress he has made throughout the season and reinforces his emergence as one of the championship's rising contenders.
A Weekend of Speed and Determination
The Italian round demanded precision and consistency from every rider. High temperatures and a track that became increasingly rough and technical throughout the weekend made avoiding mistakes just as important as outright speed.
In Saturday's opening moto, Tibúrcio faced an early challenge after the opening lap in 16th place. The Brazilian responded with an impressive charge through the field, making several decisive passes to finish third and keep himself firmly in contention for the overall podium.
Sunday brought another impressive ride. After completing the opening lap in seventh place, Bê once again worked his way through the pack with a series of clean overtakes.
With just three laps remaining, he moved into second place and maintained the position until the checkered flag.
His 3-2 moto scores earned him 42 championship points and secured second overall, the first overall EMX250 podium of his career.

A Historic Result for the Brazilian Rider
The podium in Montevarchi represents another major milestone in Bê Tibúrcio's career. The EMX250 Championship is one of the most important stepping stones toward the FIM Motocross World Championship, bringing together many of Europe's top young riders as they pursue careers in MX2 and MXGP.
By finishing second overall in Italy, the Brazilian proved he has both the speed and consistency to compete at the front against some of the strongest riders in the category.
The result also highlights the continued growth of Brazilian motocross on the international stage, with another homegrown rider establishing himself among Europe's elite young talents.
Steady Progress Throughout the European Season
The performance in Montevarchi is the result of the work put in throughout the season. Since the opening round, Tibúrcio has continued gaining valuable experience on a wide variety of European circuits while adapting to one of the highest levels of competition in motocross.
His progress had already been evident in previous rounds, where he consistently fought near the front and improved race after race. In Montevarchi, that steady development culminated in a historic podium finish.
The runner-up result also moved the Brazilian up to eighth place in the overall EMX250 Championship standings, placing him among the category's leading riders this season.

An Important Step Toward the Future
More than the points scored or the trophy earned, the podium in Montevarchi represents another significant step in Bê Tibúrcio's European motocross journey.
His first overall EMX250 podium confirms the progress he has made over the past few years and demonstrates that the hard work invested in his European campaign is beginning to pay off in one of the sport's most competitive championships.
With confidence growing each round, the podium in Montevarchi represents another important milestone in Bê Tibúrcio's development and further evidence that the Brazilian has established himself as a genuine contender in the EMX250 Championship.





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