A weekend of emotions for Beta: from Germany to Australia and Portugal
From Hard Enduro in Germany, to the penultimate round of the Australian Enduro Championship, and the EnduroGP in Portugal: Beta riders experienced an intense weekend, full of battles, podiums, and outstanding performances.
On the spectacular track of the old tanklager in Schwepnitz, Leon Hentschel once again showcased his talent, dominating from Saturday morning. After securing a brilliant 2nd place in the prologue, the Beta rider went on to win his group race with authority, leading for 90 minutes without hesitation and tackling the feared XXL Steinfeld Berg with confidence.
In the final showdown, the battle heated up: Hentschel fought wheel-to-wheel with Milan Schmüser and Henry Strauß. A small mistake in the Steinfeld section cost Leon some time, allowing Schmüser to break away. The last lap turned into a thrilling duel with Strauß, ending in a sprint finish that saw Leon secure a well-earned 2nd place overall.
In the humid, technical forests of New South Wales, Jye Dickson delivered two strong podium finishes aboard his RR 480 Race in the E3 class.
On Saturday at Round 9, Dickson pushed hard from the very first tests, grabbing a 2nd place in one of the sprints and finishing 2nd in E3 overall, missing the win by just 2 seconds. On Sunday at Round 10, he kept up the same intensity, taking a test win and a Pro Enduro top 3, closing the day again in 2nd place in E3, this time only 6 seconds behind the leader.
Great consistency also from Ebony Neilsen on her RR 350 Race 4T: she battled for the podium throughout both days in the EW class, alternating between 3rd and 4th in the special tests, and ultimately finishing 4th both days, just shy of the podium.
The EnduroGP World Championship headed to Vila de Rei for a grueling round: hot weather, dust, and highly selective special tests pushed riders to their limits. With a fast and sandy Cross Test, a long and demanding Enduro Test, and a tricky Extreme Test filled with rocks and roots, every lap was a real test of endurance and focus.
Léo Joyon once again proved he could fight for victory in Junior1. On Saturday, he was just 0.39 seconds behind the leader heading into the final test, but a late crash dropped him to 3rd place. On Sunday, despite a costly 10-second mistake in the Extreme Test, Léo bounced back with determination to secure 2nd place. These results keep him firmly in the fight for the Junior world title, now only 12 points away.
Three races, three different stories, but one constant: the strength and determination of Beta riders, once again proving themselves as true contenders on every terrain.
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