Enduro

Enduro European Championship: Finnish Rony Kytonen rules home round The Enduro European Championship was back in action with the third round in the charming city of Sipoo, in Finland, located about 30 km from the capital Helsinki, which hosted the series in 2022. The event was organized by the renowned Sipoon Moottorikerho Motorcycle Club, which celebrated its 70th anniversary. Over 100 riders, including leading names from the world scene such as Eero Remes, Roni Kytonen and Marko Tarkkala, challenged each other in a very high-level competitive context. The race route foresaw three special tests: the Cross Test designed in the paddock area at the Sipoo Motocross Track, the Enduro -a technical route in the typical Finnish forest-, and the Extreme Test, on a hard and rocky terrain with natural obstacles. Day 1 Finnish rider Rony Kytonen was back to the European Championship after five years and set the fastest time.

Mini Enduro Cup: German round crowns the 2024 champions Thrilling final round of the Mini Enduro Cup in the town of Meltewitz, Germany, with the participation of almost 100 young riders. After the exciting races held in Italy and France, in this last seasonal event young champions battled until the very last against time laps and three special tests (Extreme Test, Cross Test and Enduro Test) very-well prepared by SHC Meltewitz Moto Club. Day 1 The young Charlene Boudon is the first champion of the 2024 edition. With one race day still to go, the French takes the title of the Women 125 category thanks to an outstanding win by just 10 seconds ahead of Polish rider Maja Kozlowska and German Lea Meier. Sara Duplak wins the Women Junior ahead of Michelle Sinigaglia and Sofia Chermaz. P4 for the leader Anika Dal Pezzo. The Overall is ruled by Henry Strauss,

Mini Enduro Cup: the season got underway in Italy After the success of the first round in Italy at the end of May, Mini Enduro Cup was back to action for the second exciting round. The town of Monteils, in France, hosted the race thanks to the impeccable organization of the Motoclub des 2 Vallées. More than 70 talented young riders competed on technical and exciting courses, demonstrating skill and passion for this discipline. Two special tests: one Cross Test of 1,5 km and one Enduro Test of about 2 minutes. The race loop was 20 km long and characterized by a series of climbs and descents, as well as rocky single tracks inside forests. The track included a single time control located near the paddock. Day 1 In the 125 Mini class, the Frenchman Emerick Vergote took the victory ahead of Italian rider Gioele Scibilia by 21 seconds. Third on

Enduro European Championship: World Champion Andrea Verona ruled in San Marino The Republic of San Marino welcomed for the first time the Enduro European Championship. A great weekend of races organized by the San Marino Federation and Titano Motoclub, both directing this second round which saw more than 150. Day 1 World Champion Andrea Verona joined the European challenge, taking the occasion to train for the Italian round of the World Championship, which will be held next week. An important presence that did not disappoint expectations. In fact, Verona won the Overall in front of a fast and determined Matej Skuta, who could do nothing. On the third step of the podium another prominent name: Davide Soreca. In addition to the overall, Verona won the E2 class ahead of Daniel Mundell and Alex Walton. Skuta won the Junior 2 class over Diego Haution and Riccardo Fabris. Moreover, Soreca took the

Mini Enduro Cup: the season got underway in Italy The Mini Enduro Cup season kicked off in great style in Aviano, Italy, with two intense days of fighting. In mixed weather conditions the weekend started with a parade from the paddock to the main square of the town, escorted by the reigning European Champion Maurizio Micheluz. Nation by nation riders took to the stage, thus giving the official start to the event. The route: four laps each day with one Enduro Test of about six minutes and one Cross Test. Day 1 Italian rider Gioele Scibilia (Beta) won the Overall by just 10 seconds over French rider Emerick Vergote (Beta) at the end of a thrilling day. P3 for another Frenchman, Ewen Forestier-Chiron (GasGas). The three riders were also on the podium of the 125 Mini class. In the 50 Mini class victory for Davide Cabass (Fantic) ahead of Nicolò

Enduro European Championship: double win for Andrea Verona in Italy The 202024 24MX Enduro European Championship kicked off in Castiglion Fiorentino, which returned to the European scene after the excellent organization of the final round in 2009. On the same routes faced by many enduro champions and the great Fabrizio Meoni, riders faced three special tests in a lap of 54 km repeated 3 time: Extreme Test, designed on rocks and natural stones, highlighting the technical skills; Enduro Test, 8 km long and characterized by a rocky surface and undergrowth; Cross Test of 3 km. Day 1 Andrea Verona, who took part in this event to train for the World Championship, ruled the overall standing ahead of Samuele Bernardini, also in Castiglion Fiorentino to train for the World Championship. Italy completed the podium with Davide Soreca, who finished a few seconds behind Bernardini. Davide Soreca won the E1 class ahead

SuperEnduro Cup: amazing Xavier Leon claims 2024 title The SuperEnduro Cup concluded this weekend in Budapest, Hungary, with the fourth and final round of the 2024 season. A fast, flowing track inside the impressive MVM Dome looked almost EnduroCross-like, bringing out the best in Xavi León (GasGas). As in the previous events (Poland, Germany, Romania) where the Spanish leader dominated the series, in Hungary he ruled carrying a 31 points advantage into the night. A measured ride saw the race one win come to him while rivals faltered, and the 2024 European title was his in easy fashion Messing with our mojos a little, American Dustin McCarthy (Beta) took the overall European win on the night with a 2-1 scorecard ahead of Xavi. Third position for Hubert Zbikowski (KTM) from Poland. Arrived in Hungary with the third overall position, just one point from the second place, Italian rider Alessandro Azzalini

SuperEnduro Cup: Xavier Leon keeps on ruling in Romania The third round of the SuperEnduro Cup visited the BT Arena in Cluj Napoca, Romania, for the first time. A very demanding race, with many big wooden logs, designed for the heroes of the FIM SuperEnduro World Championship, who also struggled with the complicated corners. As in the previous events in Poland and Germany, the Romanian Grand Prix saw again the Spanish leader Xavi León (GasGas) took a double win and another overall victory ahead of the American Dustin Mccarthy (Beta) and the Polish rider Maciej Wieckowski (Gas Gas). Poland ruled the top five with Damian Broniewski (Husqvarna), fourth overall with the second position in Race 2 and the sixth in Race 1, and Kacper Baklarz (Gas Gas). Italian rider Alessandro Azzalini (Gas Gas), who arrived in Cluj Napoca second in the standings, finished twice fifth taking the sixth position overall.

SuperEnduro Cup: Xavier Leon makes it double in Germany The 2024 has just started, but the sporting season is already underway. After the inaugural round in Kraków, Poland, the second round of the SuperEnduro Cup was raced in Riesa, Germany. The German public witnessed a real show, as the season guarantees to be one of the best of SuperEnduro with its unpredictable and dramatic racing. Championship leader Xavier Leon (GasGas) claimed again the overall thanks to the victory in the first final and the second place in final 2. Second overall home hero Max Faude (KTM), who despite the seventh position in the final 1, grabbed the win in final 2. Third overall another German rider: Henry Strauss (KTM) thanks to a second and a fifth position. The top five was completed by Alessandro Azzalini (GasGas) from Italy and Polish rider Damian Broniewski (Husqvarna). Stay tuned for the next rounds:

SuperEnduro Cup: Xavier Leon pushed all the way by Wieckowski at round one in Poland The year is not finished yet but the 2024 season already took off with the first round of the SuperEnduro Cup. The first event of the series took place in Kraków, Poland. A very demanding track greeted the riders: it might have been deep snow outside the Tauron Arena but inside the dirt was soft, sandy and typical of the Polish organisers. One lap wasn’t too much of a problem on the technical track but ticking off the laps, holding on through the two rock sections, log, tyres and the up-and-over bridge confirmation was a real recipe for arm pump and high heart rates. Once the racing got underway Maciej Wieckowski (GasGas) grabbed the first European final win but with second and then the victory in final two, veteran Xavier Leon (GasGas) claimed the overall