From the dust of Erzbergrodeo to the cliffs of Corsica, passing through the Australian sand and the quarries of Nebraska: it was a busy weekend for Beta riders, racing across all terrains and three different continents. Grattarola returns to the TrialGP podium, Gómez powers through the “toughest race in the world” to finish in the top 10, Dickson takes a historic overall win in Australia, and Vorseth dominates the NATC round in the U.S. Here’s the full rundown.

Calvi, Corsica | Matteo Grattarola: P3 (Saturday and Sunday), Hugo Dufrese: P8 / P7, Harry Hemingway: P2 / P3, George Hemingway: P9 / P8, Gerard Trueba: P6 overall (P3 Sunday), Jonas Jorgensen: P1 (Saturday) / P3 (Sunday)

The TrialGP World Championship returned to Europe with a spectacular round set among the cliffs of Calvi, Corsica. A packed crowd witnessed a technical and challenging weekend, made even tougher by the intense heat.
In TrialGP, Matteo Grattarola showed great consistency and determination, securing third place on both days and earning a spot on the overall podium. Solid results also for Hugo Dufrese, who finished P8 and P7 across the two days.

In Trial2, Harry Hemingway extended his championship lead with a strong second place on Saturday and a third on Sunday. A tougher weekend for his brother George, who ended P9 and P8. Applause for Gerard Trueba, who claimed his first podium of the season with a P3 finish on Sunday, earning him P6 overall for the round.
In Trial3, Jonas Jorgensen was a standout performer with a win on Saturday followed by an excellent third place on Sunday.

Next round: this weekend in Baldasserona (San Marino)

Erzbergrodeo, Austria | Alfredo Gómez: P10 overall
The 2025 Erzbergrodeo gathered over 1,500 riders for one of the most iconic and grueling events on the HardEnduro calendar.
After securing a front-row start with an impressive qualifying time on Saturday, Alfredo Gómez pushed through the brutal Sunday race to finish 10th overall after 3 hours and 30 minutes of riding — despite a hand injury that had limited his prep over the past months.
Strong results also came from other Beta riders in the overall top 50. Notably, Sandra Gómez delivered a remarkable performance, finishing first among women and 70th overall.

Next stop for Alfredo: Silver Kings (USA), June 12–14.

Saint-Jean-d’Angély, France | Léo Joyon: 1st E2 (Day 1), 2nd E2 (Day 2) – 2nd in overall standings
An outstanding weekend for Léo Joyon, the star of the second round of the French Enduro Championship.
Back from the Swedish EnduroGP, the Beta rider set the pace right from Friday’s Supertest, winning both the scratch and the E2 category in front of a large crowd.

On Saturday, Joyon claimed his first E2 win of the season with a strong and consistent ride across all special tests.
On Sunday, racing on a drier surface, he fought for another win until a small crash in the final test cost him the repeat victory. He finished second, just six seconds behind the winner.
A nearly perfect weekend that puts Léo firmly in the title fight: he’s now second in the E2 overall standings, with big ambitions for the next rounds.

Next stop: Moirans, July

Nehawka, Nebraska
The Nebraska round kicked off the East series of the US National Mototrials (NATC) Championship. The Nehawka quarry provided a dry and technical terrain with challenging but low-scoring sections.

Seth Vorseth was the weekend’s standout, taking back-to-back wins in the Expert Sportsman class. Strong showings also from Sherman Smith III, who finished in the top 5 on Saturday and landed on the podium Sunday in the Expert category. Chris Buzelli took two second-place finishes in the Senior class, while Bennett Hubner grabbed a strong third on Sunday in the Junior category. Abigail Buzelli fought hard in the Women’s Sportsman class, finishing P2 and P3. A more difficult weekend for Tom Trantow, who placed 6th on Saturday and 14th on Sunday in the Sportsman category.
With two wins and nine top-10 results, the team now looks ahead to the final rounds in Ohio.

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