Find the right fuel for your bike
Answer a few questions — engine type, then the rules you race under — and the finder names the VP race fuel for your class, with its specification and whether VP Europe stocks it. It follows VP's Motorcycle/ATV/UTV tech flow chart, so it covers motorcycles and UTVs; it does not cover cars or other product lines.
Question 1 of 4
What kind of engine does your bike have?
Check the owner's manual if you are not sure. A two-stroke burns oil with its fuel; a four-stroke keeps its oil in a sump. UTVs and drag bikes are under four-stroke.
What the finder covers
Each class has its own page with the recommended fuel, the reason for it and its full specification. If a fuel is not stocked in Europe, the page still names it and shows how to enquire.
- Amateur Two-Stroke (Stock or Modified) — VP T2+, VP C12, VP MRX02, VP U4.4, VPR
- AMA Pro Supercross & Motocross Two-Stroke — VP MS100, VP MS103, VP MR PRO6 REG, VP MR Pro6-HT REG, VP MR Pro 7
- FIM Two-Stroke — VP MOTO R
- AMA Pro Flat Track — VP C10
- FIM Four-Stroke — VP MOTO R
- AMA Pro Supercross & Motocross Four-Stroke — VP MS100, VP MS103, VP MR PRO6 REG, VP MR Pro6-HT REG, VP MR Pro 7
- Amateur Supercross, Motocross & Road Race Four-Stroke — VP MS109, VP U4.4, VP MR12, VP MRX02, VP MR PRO6 REG, VP MR Pro6-HT REG, VP MR Pro 7
- MotoAmerica — VP MGP R, VP T4+
- UTV — VP UTV96, VP MS109, VP C10
- Drag Bike — NHRA Spec — VP C25, VP Nitro
- Drag Bike — Fuel Rule / Other — VP C12, VP C14
- Drag Bike — No Fuel Rule Outlaw — VP Q16, VP U4.4, VP MR12, VP MRX02