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Mini Enduro Trophy: French Léo Lavesvre wins the first edition

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Mini Enduro Trophy: French Léo Lavesvre wins the first edition The first edition ever of the Mini Enduro European Trophy took place in Grigno, Italy. Two intense days of racing with about 100 riders in the Park Fermè ready to fight for the titles. Day1 The battle began from the very first test with the riders of the 125 class who took the lead of the Overall standings. In the first three laps Pierpaolo Mosca (KTM) took the best times winning all the tests, but Tommaso Roccato (Fantic) did not let himself be detached. With a delay of only 8 seconds Tommaso stayed close to his compatriot. During the day Mosca slowed down, while Roccato kept pushing and took the first overall position winning the day. Mosca finished second ahead of Léo Lavesvre (KTM): the French rider had a slow start but then he managed to finish third overall. The podium
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Enduro European Championship: Matej Skuta claimed double overall victory in Portuguese round

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Enduro European Championship: Matej Skuta claimed double overall victory in Portuguese round The second round of the Enduro European Championship was hosted in Santa Marta de Penaguiao, Portugal. Day1 Matej Skuta topped in all the three special tests: after the missing victory in Fabriano, the Czechoslovak rider managed to end the day with the best time ever. Second step of the podium for the French rider Diego Haution, who managed to maintain a good pace in all the special tests. David Abgrall, former European Champion, managed to finish third overall despite a small crash in the second lap. The Youth class was won by French rider Romain Dagna ahead of Luca Colorio and Davide Mei, who took the podium for the first time. Third victory in a row for Riccardo Fabris in Junior 1, while the Polish rider Dawid Babicz was second and Nicola Paolucci third. In Junior 2 Matej
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Enduro European Championship: Lorenzo Macoritto and Pietro Scardina win at season opener in Italy

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Enduro European Championship: Lorenzo Macoritto and Pietro Scardina win at season opener in Italy The 2023 Borilli Enduro European Championship kicked off in Fabriano, Italy, offering a stunning backdrop to the racing at round one. Providing typically Italian terrain, the special tests ensured challenging trails, with a 7 km long Enduro Test, a slippery Cross Test and a stony Extreme Test. Day 1 Italian rider Lorenzo Macoritto (Fantic) ruled the whole day getting the overall win with a 20-second gap on Matej Skuta (Beta), second, and the young Pietro Scardina (Fantic), third. Scardinia also won the Youth class, tying in second position the French Romain Dagna and in third compatriot Luca Colorio (Husqvarna). The Junior 1 winner was Riccardo Fabris (Husqvarna), while Skuta won the Junior 2. German flag waved on E1 podium: Andreas Beier (Beta) got the best class time ahead of Aleksander Bracik (Rieju) and Riccardo Celesti (Fantic).
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SuperEnduro Cup: British Peace is the new champion, while Italian Azzalini impresses

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SuperEnduro Cup: British Peace is the new champion, while Italian Azzalini impresses The SuperEnduro Cup was back in action for the second and last round of the season with an amazing and thrilling weekend at the Papp Lazlo Sport Arena in Budapest, together with the third GP of the FIM SuperEnduro World Championship. 12.000 fans followed and lived the adventures of all the top riders of the European Cup and World Championship. After the win in the first round in Germany, British Dan Peace (Sherco) confirmed his role as leader. Although he didn’t take victory in either of the races, the Sherco rider managed to climb to second place overall in the GP which was won by Alessandro Azzalini (GASGAS). The young Italian rider showed great strength and won the first race ahead of Peace and crowd-pleaser Roland Liszka (KTM). Race two was awesome for its chaos. Sixth in race
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Superenduro Cup: lights on the first European race of the 2023 season

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Superenduro Cup: lights on the first European race of the 2023 season New year, new season. The Superenduro Cup opened the 2023 sporting season with its first round at the SachsenArena in Riesa, Germany. As usual, the Riesa club crafted a technical and tough track for the European and world’s best riders, as the race was held together with the Super Enduro World Championship. Experienced riders of the sport fired up a huge crowd and created an unforgettable atmosphere in the stadium. The European Cup saw 26 riders on the starting list and 14 qualified to the final races. In the first manche Polish rider Grzegorz Kargul won ahead of English Dan Peace, twice second, and Hungarian Roland Liszka, twice third. Race 2 was ruled by Hungarian Mark Szoke. Now, stay tuned for the last event in Budapest on February 4th!   Event classification - Top five Peace Dan, GBR
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European Parliament hosts Enduro Champions

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The European Parliament hosts Enduro European Champions in Brussels From left: Hon. Sergio Berlato, former FIM Europe President Mr. Martin De Graaff, Robert Svensson and Maxim (Tony and Monica Mori) at the meeting last march. On Tuesday 6th and Wednesday 7th December the 2022 Enduro European Champions have been invited by the European Parliament to its headquarters in Brussels for an important Ceremony with the theme “Sport as a key to access to brotherhood and friendship between people, social inclusion and exchange between European cultures and young people”. An important achievement for the Borilli Enduro European Championship as symbol of collaboration, friendship and peace between peoples, strongly promoted both by the Honourable Berlato and Championship's promoter Maxim. The event will open with the gala dinner together with the European Champions, FIM Europe members, Championship Promoter Maxim and Mr. Berlato. The following day the speeches of those who made this event
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Enduro European Championship: 2023 calendar announced

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Enduro European Championship: 2023 calendar announced The FIM Europe, together with the promoter Maxim, is delighted to share the 2023 Enduro European Championship calendar. Four the rounds scheduled for season 2023. All will start in Italy on 15th and 16th April. The city of Fabriano hosted the European Championship in 2018 and will open the 2023 season with a great race around the city. A month later, on 13th and 14th May, the series will move to Portugal, venue TBA. After a little break, on 15th and 16th July the Championship will visit Paikuse, in Estonia: the organizer of Round 3# are already working to prepare a great race. The final round will be host by Poland: the beautiful city of Kielce will host again the series after the great experience of 2021. Links https://www.enduroeuropean.com/ Click here to visit our Enduro & Rally page
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Enduro European Championship: day2 in Germany

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Enduro European Championship: day2 in Germany Second and last day of racing for the Enduro European Championship. It got very dramatic in the Youth class for the under 21s. After a major crash on the first day of racing, Manuel Verzeroli, who had been leading the championship until then, slipped back to second place. As a result, Frenchman Clement Clauzier was leading the standings. Not only the championship, but after a slip by Verzeroli in the very first special stage, also the day's classification. But in the penultimate special test a crash by Clauzier dropped him to fourth place. This meant that Verzeroli won both the day's classification and the Championship. It was a tearful finish for the Frenchman, who had already had his hand on the title. Defending champion Maurizio Micheluz finished second in the E1 class behind guest entrant Edward Hübner from Germany. This is the 14th time
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Enduro European Championship: day1 in Germany

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Enduro European Championship: day1 in Germany Day 1 of the Borilli Enduro European Championship in Rüdersdorf, Germany, saw the Belgian Erik Willems crowned champion of all classes. The eleventh overall position was enough for the Husqvarna rider to grab the title. “It went pretty well at first, but then I had a heavy crash at the beginning of the second lap in the extreme test, which cost me a minute. From then on, it was really just a fight to actually make it to the finish in one piece". Erik Willems In the E2 class, however, the fight for the title is once again postponed to the last day. With a class win, Italian Alessandro Rizza could also already secure the title. A 23-point lead can no longer be caught by Martin Gottvald. The title is all the more remarkable as the victory was achieved with a 125cc bike. Alessandro
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Enduro European Championship: the final in Germany

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Enduro European Championship: the final in Germany The final of the Borilli European Enduro Championship 2022 will take place on 29-30 October in Rüdersdorf, Germany, directly east of the capital Berlin. The organising MC Woltersdorf already hosted the European Championship final in 2015 and even the Enduro GP raced here in 2018. The paddock is in the museum park, which depicts the eventful industrial history on site, especially the extraction and processing of limestone. The site offers space for the parc-fermè in historic walls and space for a predominantly natural extreme test next door. There are three different special tests on a 55 km circuit run three times a day: Extreme Test, Cross Test and Enduro Test. The Cross Test is about 6 km away from the paddock and leads over a slightly sandy meadow course. The Enduro test is only 4 km away and has several ascents and descents
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