Fourteen thousand spectators, an electrifying atmosphere, and an incredible fireworks display—both literally and metaphorically speaking—set the stage for an unforgettable event. The SuperEnduro World Championship competitors gathered at the MVM Dome on Saturday, where Billy Bolt once again triumphed in the Prestige category, just as he did last year. However, Hungarian fans had even more to celebrate as Norbert Zsigovits clinched a victory and Roland Liszka secured third place—perhaps even greater reasons for excitement.
The Superenduro World Championship has announced that, from this year’s edition, electric motors will be allowed to compete in the elite category, albeit with some restrictions. As a result, six-time world champion Taddy Błażusiak will return to the series.
Get ready for an adrenaline-fueled season of the FIM Europe SuperEnduro Cup in 2024/2025! The calendar promises a series of hot action throughout 4 locations with the best European riders competing for the FIM Europe Cup.
Billy Bolt performed magic in the MVM Dome! The three-time world champion from Britain won all three races in the Prestige category at the Superenduro GP of Hungary in front of 13,000 ecstatic spectators. Apart from him, the two Hungarian racers, Márk Szőke and Roland Liszka, received the biggest applause.
