The Budapest round of the SuperEnduro World Championship is one of the most exciting events on the Hungarian motorsport calendar. At the MVM Dome, the world’s best enduro riders go head-to-head, while Hungarian fans have the opportunity to cheer on several home favourites.
At the most recent Budapest round in 2026, nine Hungarian riders competed across three categories: the European Cup, the Junior World Championship and the Youth World Championship.
It is still uncertain who will represent Hungary in 2027, as the official entry list has not yet been published. In the meantime, let’s take a look at some of Hungary’s most notable SuperEnduro riders!
Norbert Zsigovits
Norbert Zsigovits is one of the best-known names in Hungarian SuperEnduro. He started riding motorcycles at the age of six before competing in both motocross and enduro. In 2022, he made his debut in the Prestige class of the SuperEnduro World Championship, finishing his rookie season eighth in the overall standings.
At the 2026 Budapest round, he competed in the European Cup and finished second overall. According to the official SuperEnduro race report, he crossed the finish line in second place in both races.
He could once again be one of the main Hungarian riders to watch at the 2027 Budapest round.
Roland Liszka
Roland Liszka is a Hungarian competitor in the Junior World Championship. According to his official SuperEnduro profile, he started riding motorcycles before his seventh birthday, initially competing in motocross before switching to enduro in 2013.
The 2025 season was particularly successful for him in enduro. He won the Junior J2 European Championship, topped the overall European Championship standings and also claimed the Enduro World Cup title in the Open category. In recognition of his achievements, the Hungarian Motorsport Federation named him Male Athlete of the Year in 2025.
At the 2026 Budapest round, he finished seventh in the Junior category, scoring 28 points. His participation in the 2027 event remains uncertain, as no official announcement has been made.
Márk Szőke
Márk Szőke is another Hungarian rider with extensive SuperEnduro experience. According to his official SuperEnduro profile, he is a 12-time Hungarian champion across enduro, motocross and endurocross, having started riding at the age of five.
He began competing in SuperEnduro in 2020 and went on to finish second overall in the European Cup in 2023.
At the 2026 Budapest round, he competed in the European Cup and finished ninth.
Kornél Ott Jr.
Kornél Ott Jr. also represented Hungary in the European Cup at the Budapest round. On the official 2026 entry list, he appeared with race number 104, riding a Beta for GO-Racing.
Kornél primarily competes in Hard Enduro, while also taking part in SuperEnduro events alongside his main racing programme.
He was among the Hungarian riders who qualified for the evening finals in Budapest, where he finished seventh.
This was not Kornél Ott’s first appearance on the international SuperEnduro stage. He had previously competed in European Cup rounds, making the Budapest event another opportunity to prove himself against international competition.
Gábor Sánta
Gábor Sánta was one of the Hungarian competitors in the European Cup at the 2026 SuperEnduro GP of Hungary. On the official entry list, he appeared with race number 34, riding a KTM for MSE.
During the event, he qualified for the Last Chance Qualifier but suffered a crash, preventing him from reaching the evening final.
József Halasi
József Halasi represented Hungary in the SuperEnduro Youth World Championship. He finished seventh in the official overall standings for the 2025/2026 season with 79 points.
At the 2026 Budapest round, he finished seventh overall in the Youth category and was also among the Hungarian riders who qualified for the evening finals.
Norbert Vágó Jr.
Norbert Vágó Jr. represented Hungary in the Youth category at the 2026 SuperEnduro GP of Hungary.
He finished 19th in qualifying and crossed the line ninth in the Last Chance Qualifier, meaning he did not advance to the evening final.
Dániel Tádics
Dániel Tádics is a highly respected and successful figure in Hungarian motorsport, competing among the country’s leading riders in enduro, endurocross and SuperEnduro.
Some of his most recent and significant achievements include:
Endurocross success: He made an outstanding start to the 2026 season, winning the opening round of the Hungarian National Endurocross Championship in Pécs. In doing so, he finished ahead of several well-known, internationally experienced competitors, including Mario Hirschmügl and Norbert Zsigovits.
Nine Hungarian Riders at the 2026 Budapest Round
A total of nine Hungarian riders competed at the most recent SuperEnduro GP of Hungary:
European Cup
- Norbert Zsigovits
- Márk Szőke
- Kornél Ott Jr.
- Gábor Sánta
- Ádám Brenner
- Patrik Palsics
Junior World Championship
- Roland Liszka
Youth World Championship
- József Halasi
- Norbert Vágó Jr.
Of the nine Hungarian competitors, five riders reached the evening finals: Norbert Zsigovits, Márk Szőke, Kornél Ott Jr., Roland Liszka and József Halasi.
The next Budapest round of the SuperEnduro World Championship will take place on 6 February 2027 at the MVM Dome.
The full entry list has not yet been announced, but make sure to follow superenduro.hu for the latest updates. We’ll be bringing you news about the Hungarian competitors and the biggest international stars as the event approaches.