MEP Filip Turek started the intense phase of his contact campaign in Benátky nad Jizerou as the leader of the Central Bohemian candidate of the Motoristé sobě party.

At the traditional fair in Dub nad Moravou, not only local residents but also guests from the wider area gathered this year. Among them was Filip Turek, who came to support Gabriela Sedláčková, the leader of the Olomouc region. The atmosphere was full of joy, the scent of the fairground rides, and regional pride. Together they took part in the festive program, met with citizens, and discussed the future of the region. The photo gallery captures heartfelt moments, smiles, and

On September 6, Hradec Králové transformed into the center of celebrations marking a significant anniversary – 800 years since the first written mention of the city. The festive program was also attended by Filip Turek, who came to support the leader of the Hradec Králové Region, Renáta Vesecká.

Ve čtvrtek 28. srpna se v Mladé Boleslavi uskutečnilo výjimečné předvolební setkání, které propojí svět špičkových automobilů, moderních technologií a zásadních politických témat.

In parliamentary elections, one rule has so far always applied: whoever wins in the Central Bohemian Region subsequently takes a seat in the government. The fourth part of the Election Diary series focuses on this key region, home to nearly 1.5 million residents and still growing. Migration both to and from Prague strengthens its position even further, making it one of the main electoral battlegrounds.

Europoslanec Filip Turek zahájil finální fázi předvolební kampaně s jasným cílem: být vidět, naslouchat lidem a nabídnout konzervativní alternativu, která staví na odpovědnosti, bezpečnosti a ekonomické svobodě. Do voleb plánuje absolvovat ve Středočeském kraji, kde kandiduje jako lídr strany Motoristé sobě více než 260 zastávek.

The European Commission Calls an Extraordinary Meeting with Automakers Requesting a Postponement of the Combustion Engine Ban.

What are their hobbies and how do they spend their leisure time? That was also one of the questions moderator Kateřina Perknerová asked in the unique pre-election interview series A Different Perspective by Deník. She spoke with all seven leaders of the political parties that opinion polls predict will succeed in the upcoming autumn elections to the Chamber of Deputies. Deník.cz now brings another short cut from the series.

Německo nesmí být nedotknutelný arbitr Evropy. Polsko může být spojencem Česka při odporu k zeleným krokům EU, soudí europoslanec Filip Turek (Motoristé sobě), který s ParlamentnímiListy.cz hovořil poté, co se vrátil od našich severních sousedů jako host inaugurace nového polského prezidenta Karola Nawrockého. Ten coby historik razí i téma reparací.

Europoslanec Filip Turek, člen skupiny Patriots for Europe, nadšeně reaguje na to, že Evropská komise svolává na 12. září mimořádný summit s výrobci automobilů, kteří žádají odklad zákazu spalovacích motorů. V návaznosti na své dlouhodobé aktivity v oblasti ochrany evropského automobilového průmyslu totiž právě on opakovaně v minulosti vyzval Komisi k zásadnímu přehodnocení dosavadní politiky. 

Filip Turek, together with the Motorists movement, kicked off the campaign in the Central Bohemian Region in grand style. He and Richard Chlad arrived in Mladá Boleslav in luxury Bugatti cars. But that wasn’t the only stop where the two men caused a stir. For several minutes, they blocked one of Prague’s streets, drawing attention with their vehicles. The editorial team of eXtra.cz was there to witness it.

At the microphone stood the beautiful Inna Puhajková, among the guests were actress Markéta Hrubešová with her daughter and singer Kate Matl. The company Sferis was celebrating its birthday at Prague’s FU Bar, and it was a fairly ordinary party—until the sound of roaring engines filled the street. Soon after, two passionate car enthusiasts arrived: MEP Filip Turek and businessman Richard Chlad—each in a different Bugatti.

Political marketer and now former frontman of the band JAR, Oto Klempíř, went to one of his first major meetings as the leader of Motorists for Himself in the Pilsen region. In the well-filled hall of the Saloon Roudná pub in Pilsen on Tuesday evening, he moderated a discussion with MEP and Central Bohemian leader Filip Turk. Together, they took notes in their criticism of the government of Petr Fiala (ODS), the functioning of the European Union and multicultural countries.

We talked to former President Václav Klaus about his criticism of the Motorists' statements over dinner, and he chatted about the meaning of the words anti-Soviet and anti-Russian. Filip Turek, an MEP and Central Bohemian leader of the Motorists for the parliamentary elections, expressed himself in the program K věci on CNN Prima NEWS. He agrees with the former President's claim that the war in Ukraine could have been prevented with a different policy.