EnduroGP

EnduroGP is the FIM Enduro World Championship, the top level of classic enduro racing. Events are usually held over two days in Europe and beyond, with riders working through timed special tests linked by long liaison sections on public roads and trails, all against time cards that penalize riders who arrive late at checks.

The tests change from venue to venue, but most events include a cross test on a motocross-style track, an enduro test through woods and natural terrain, and an extreme test of rocks, logs and obstacles. Riders compete in Enduro1, Enduro2 and Enduro3 classes based on engine size and type, and the fastest overall riders across all classes battle for the EnduroGP title. Junior, youth, women's and open classes run alongside them.

Service is limited to set areas and times, so riders and mechanics have to keep bikes alive through long days. That's part of why EnduroGP results are a good guide to what really works in tough conditions.

This hub collects our EnduroGP previews and results along with the calendar. Official results, rules and standings are on the championship site.