Track length: 48km – 3 laps Saturday/ 3 laps Sunday.

Special stage for lap: 1 Cross Test / 1 Extreme Test / 1 Enduro Test.

For the fifth round of the Enduro GP, we returned to Portugal after France’s withdrawal. The organizers prepared a short, but very intense race, with a course that in some parts of the track saw riders pushing their bikes. Unfortunately on Day 2, the race was suspended after the second lap because an entire forestry area caught fire near the Enduro Test and was engulfed in less than 10 minutes, luckily the fire was extinguished within two hours by firefighters.

Pichon rode a strong race, consistently staying close to the top two, in some tests the top three riders finished with literally identical times. Zach secured two second-place finishes in E2, maintaining his class lead. In E3, Le Querè finished Day 1 with a positive third place and fourth on Day 2, where a few crashes slowed him down. Leò maintains third place in E3. In EY, Alberto Elgari rode two perfect days. Unfortunately, on Day 1, he was disqualified for a suspected missing stamp. The FIM is currently reviewing the disqualification in Geneva. On Day 2, he demonstrated his superiority by winning by a wide margin. Now, the Italian GP awaits us, where, as always, we’ll give our all to achieve the best results.”

Rider Results:…

Zach Pichon:

Day 1 P3 EGP- P2 E2
Day 2 P3 EGP – P2 E2

Leo Le Quèrè:

Day 1 P3 E3 – P13 EGP
Day 2 P3 E3 – P13 EGP

Manuel Verzeroli:

Day 1 P5 EJ1 – P8 EJ
Day 2 P5 EJ1 – P8 EJ

Alberto Elgari:

Day 1 DSF EY
Day 2 P1 EY

In Junior Women, Elizabeth Tett takes a solid 2nd on Saturday and 1st on Sunday. She retains the Leaders red plate.