The tiny settlement of Zselic, which had been featured on the headlines of international sports magazines for a decade and a half: has been hosting six World Championship motocross races at the edge of two hundred enthusiastic villages since 1991, the last one happened more than twenty years ago. It was at that time that the people were lined up to see the greatest of the sport, the Suzuki rider Stefan Everts, Donny Schmit, or the French wonderland Sebastien Tortelli with Kawasaki. Never ever was the name of Cserénfa so popular on the new since 1536 which was the first written memory of the village. Now, this is just the past. Everyone just wanted to take money out of the motocross. The track was well made, but there was something that should have been turned back. So slowly everything was rotting away.

Only the torso of the former technical world championship is visible. The old trail is also difficult to recognize, and nature is slowly reclaiming what it has been stripped of. The weed reaches the middle of the thighs even in wintertime, from which the fragmented concrete slabs of the former parking lot can only be seen. Spiky tendrils from the former grandstand try to keep the intruder away. Wires were torn from the walls of the server building below, windows were broken, only the tiling reminiscent of the old function. With a rusty railing, we are wary of the grandstand, whose concrete still defies the weather and weather. Not the roof structure that collapsed over the last decade… The panoramic view, the iron pile that used to be the starting line, and the adjacent estate, the former guesthouse, are still amazing.