Media accreditation
2025 Media Accreditation Information
Dear Colleagues,
The accreditation process for journalists for the Superenduro GP, to be held on February 8, 2025, at the MVM Dome in Budapest, has now begun.
Only professional journalists and photographers are eligible for accreditation for this event. Please attach a copy of your press card as proof of your professional status.
Each media outlet may accredit one photographer and one journalist (or, in special cases, two journalists) for the event.
Submitting an accreditation request does not guarantee automatic accreditation for the race.
The press office reserves the right to reject or decline accreditation requests. Notifications regarding the acceptance or rejection of applications will be sent to the email address provided on the application form. Late accreditation requests will not be considered when compiling the press list.
The international promoter of the race allows only 15 photographers to access the track area, and these 15 individuals will be selected by the promoter. We kindly ask for your understanding if you are not among those selected.
Thank you for your cooperation.
Media Application
You can fill out the accreditation form here.
Press contact
Media parking
The media parking is accessible by turning right from Népligeti overpass onto Fék utca from Üllői út. Then, turn left at the first opportunity to reach it. It is exclusively available for accredited media representatives.
Media map
The entrance for the media sector will be at Gate V.
Press releases and galleries
News
Billy Bolt Conquers the MVM Dome Again, Zsigovits and Liszka Delight the Home Crowd!
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.
A landmark innovation brings the legend of the sport back to the Super Enduro World Championship
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Ticket sales start for the 2025 Superenduro GP of Hungary
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