The final round of the FIM EnduroGP World Championship took place over the weekend in Rhayader, Wales. The British event once again confirmed the technical and selective nature of the Welsh terrain, delivering two demanding days of racing made even more special by the great passion of the local crowd.

Max Ahlin, riding the Honda CRF 300 RX, confirmed his consistency by finishing 4th in the E2 class on both days. His solid performance throughout the season was one of his key strengths, allowing him to finish the championship 4th overall in E2 with 176 points. Ahlin also delivered a positive performance in the EnduroGP overall standings, with two strong results: 9th on Saturday and 7th on Sunday, closing the championship in 8th overall position. A valuable result for the Swedish rider in his debut season aboard the new bike, consistently competitive at the front of the class.

In E1, Samuele Bernardini completed the weekend with 7th place on Saturday and 8th place on Sunday aboard the Honda CRF 250 RX. Still working his way back from a shoulder injury, Samuele continued to push until the final special test, ending the championship 7th overall in E1 with 109 points. It was a challenging season, but one in which he once again showed determination, experience and fighting spirit.

In the J1 class, Valentino Corsi ended the season in the best possible way, taking 4th place on Saturday before stepping onto the podium with a brilliant 3rd place on Sunday. An important result that confirms the progress shown throughout the year. Valentino finishes the championship 4th overall in J1 with 166 points, just a few points away from the final podium, and also closes in 11th position in the Junior Overall standings.

The Rhayader round brings the curtain down on an intense 2026 season for the Honda Racing RedMoto Enduro Team. From Italy to Spain, through Finland, Portugal, France and finally Wales, the team’s riders faced some of the most demanding terrain on the world championship calendar, confirming their commitment, competitiveness and determination right to the final test.

The team would like to thank the organizers for their excellent work during the final round, all the fans for their warm support throughout the weekend and, of course, all partners and the entire Honda Racing RedMoto Enduro Team staff for their trust, commitment and valuable work throughout the season.

The season will continue from September with the final major events: the Italian Enduro Championship, the 100th edition of the 6Days in Portugal and the Gotland Grand National Race in Sweden.

Source: Honda Racing RedMoto Enduro Team