From the technical zones of Trial to the extreme tracks of Hard Enduro, Beta once again demonstrated its winning DNA. This weekend was a veritable triumph, with the conquest of two National Titles (Andrea Sofia Rabino in Italy and David Fabián in Spain) and the early victory in the Team Classification of the Auner Hard Enduro Series in Germany. The success was completed by the great displays of speed and character from our riders in EnduroGP.

The final and decisive round of the 2025 Italian Trial Championship (CITO) in Fiumalbo (Modena) delivered a double triumph for Beta.
In the Women A category, Andrea Sofia Rabino dominated the race with just 8 penalties and was crowned 2025 Italian Champion, completing a perfect season with 7 wins out of 8 rounds.

In TR1, Matteo Grattarola finished in second position, a result that cost him the top spot due to an error on the first lap. The team also celebrates the first seasonal victory for Mirko Pedretti in TR2, the success of Giacomo Villari in TR3 125, and the second places of Mirco Martelloni in TR3 Open and Michael Vignaroli in TR4. Also notable was the third place finish for Alice Parodi in Women B.

To cap off the success, Beta secured the Manufacturers’ Title with a total of 314 points, confirming its absolute dominance among manufacturers.

Beta’s great season in Trial continues with a historic triumph in Spain. In the final race of the prestigious Spanish Championship, David Fabián jnr. secured a victory that propelled him to the title of 2025 Spanish Champion in the TR2 category. This success is the result of months of hard work and determination, which will see David move up to the premier TR1 category next year.

Great news also from Hard Enduro. The BETA Germany Hardenduro team, with riders Leon Hentschel and Milan Schmueser (both on RR 300 Race), has already secured the overall victory in the Team Classification with one race remaining. Both riders still have excellent chances of finishing on the podium in the final individual standings, and Beta also counts on the probable winner of the Junior classification, Mathis Millich (on RR 300 Race).

The sixth round of the EnduroGP World Championship in Darfo Boario Terme, Italy, characterized by difficult and slippery terrain conditions, highlighted the great speed and character of our riders.
Léo Joyon confirmed his excellent form. Despite a two-minute penalty for checking in early on Sunday—an error that cost him the virtual win for the day—Léo demonstrated impressive speed, setting six fastest times out of eight special tests. His final rankings were: P2 in J1 and P3 in the overall Junior class on Saturday, and P4 in J1 and P6 in the overall Junior class on Sunday.

There were also excellent performances from other Beta riders:
• Clement Clauzier: P3 in Junior 1 and P4 in the overall Junior class on Saturday.
• Matej Skuta: P3 on Saturday and P4 on Sunday in Junior 2.
• Davide Mei: P5 on both days in Junior 2.
• Nathan Boulenc (Beta Oxmoto National Team): Double podium in OPEN 4T (P2/P2) which places him second in the provisional standings of his category.

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