Mike van Wessel, founder of MCR Services, at the Assen circuit

The MCR story

Born from a genuine passion for motorcycles and road racing.

Founder — Mike van Wessel

Driven by technique and speed

MCR Services was founded by Mike van Wessel, a technical specialist with a deep love for motorcycles. What began as a passion for road racing grew into a professional motorcycle service where technique and craftsmanship come together.

Mike built his experience within motorsport and works on bikes at the highest level. That way of working — structured, precise and detail-focused — is the basis of every job at MCR Services.

From 2025 through 2026, Mike worked for Mile Pajic in Gendringen — a rider and craftsman in building and developing exhaust systems. Alongside maintenance and diagnostics, he set up and remapped engines there on a Dynojet dyno, and built the race bike that Mile rode on track.

Whether you come in with a road bike for a service or a race machine that needs to be ready for the track: you get the same attention and the same standard.

Mike van Wessel in the paddock
What we stand for

Personal, honest and at a high standard

Dyno experience

Engines set up and remapped on the dyno at Mile Pajic's in Gendringen — that same precision goes into every service that comes through the door.

Steps up when it counts

Helped rider Jaylen Korporaal through a crowdfunding campaign to start the final races of his season after his team fell through — that mindset goes into every job.

One point of contact

From the first phone call to the key back in your hand: you deal with Mike himself, not a rotating cast of mechanics.

Motorsport experience

Built at the highest levels

This background is what makes MCR Services unique: experience that directly benefits your bike.

2018 – 2019

IDC

Started as a mechanic in the IDC (International Dutch Championship), the Dutch national road racing championship.

2019 – 2020

IDM

Progressed to the IDM (Internationale Deutsche Motorradmeisterschaft), Germany's premier motorcycle racing series.

From 2020

Northern Talent Cup

Wrenched in this international development series for young riders (rebranded as Moto4 since 2026) for Jaylen Korporaal and helped him start the final two races of the 2025 season through a crowdfunding campaign after his team fell through.

World Championship

Moto3 World Ch.

Multiple assignments within the Moto3 World Championship, the stepping stone to MotoGP.

2025 – 2026

Mile Pajic

Maintenance, diagnostics and setting up and remapping engines on the Dynojet dyno, plus building Mile's race bike.

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From servicing to race preparation — let's talk.

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