The final day of round four in the 2025 Paulo Duarte FIM EnduroGP World Championship wrapped up with intense battles, dramatic weather, and standout performances across all categories in Wales.

Garcia edges out Pichon after intense battle

Red Bull KTM Factory Racing’s Josep Garcia claimed his second consecutive win of the weekend, narrowly defeating TM MOTO’s Zach Pichon after a fierce duel. The two traded wins across special tests throughout the day, but a costly mistake from Pichon in the penultimate Enduro Test gave Garcia just enough breathing room to take the overall victory.

Pichon fought back to win the final test and secure second overall, moving up to second in the championship standings.

Bernardini back on the podium

Honda Racing RedMoto’s Samuele Bernardini continued his strong form, finishing third and earning his second EnduroGP podium of the season. He held off Triumph’s Mikael Persson and KTM’s Max Ahlin in a close battle.

Sherco dominates Enduro3 again

It was a repeat performance in Enduro3, with Hamish Macdonald leading a full Sherco podium ahead of Antoine Magain and Julien Roussaly. Garcia also maintained his perfect run in Enduro1, now 8-for-8 in 2025.

In Enduro2, Pichon capitalized on a mistake from GASGAS’s Andrea Verona to take the win. Max Ahlin grabbed a career-best second, while Verona recovered for third.

Rowett wins again in Women’s Enduro

RIEJU Factory Team’s Rosie Rowett made it a weekend to remember by winning both days in front of her home crowd. Teammate Rachel Gutish and HRC Honda’s Francesca Nocera rounded out the Women’s podium.

Cristino and Dagna repeat in Junior and Youth

Kevin Cristino (Fantic) and Romain Dagna (KTM) both secured back-to-back wins in Junior and Youth classes, respectively. Cristino battled through injury to win by 13 seconds, while Dagna led from start to finish for another dominant Youth victory.

With just three rounds remaining in the championship, all eyes now turn to Vila de Rei, Portugal on September 12–14.