Another intense weekend for the Beta family, once again leaving its mark on the world’s main off-road stages.
From Italy to Turkey, and from France to Australia, Beta riders achieved titles, podiums, and outstanding results, confirming once again the strength of the brand across both Trial and Enduro disciplines.

The first-ever Internazionali d’Italia Trial lit up Morgex (AO) with a top-level event organized by the Moto Club Valdigne Mont Blanc, set in the stunning Alpine scenery of Valle d’Aosta.

Star of the weekend was Andrea Sofia Rabino, who dominated the Women’s category with an outstanding performance and just 7 penalty points, securing both victory and the Internazionali d’Italia Trial Women’s title.

“The sections were very technical, but I felt really good on the bike and I’m very happy with my result,” Rabino commented after the race.

In the TR1 class, Matteo Grattarola also put in a strong performance, finishing second overall after a nearly flawless first lap marked by just a single penalty.
The celebration continued on Sunday with the Trofeo delle Regioni – Memorial Diego Bosis, featuring 112 riders representing 42 teams from all over Italy.

The Piedmont team, composed of Andrea Sofia Rabino, Alessandro Nucifora, Angelo Piu, and Giacomo Villari, claimed victory, further highlighting Rabino’s exceptional season.
A true celebration of Trial that crowned Morgex as a new key location for Italian trials, setting the tone for the upcoming season finales.

Gómez finishes inside the Top 10 in the world’s most extreme Hard Enduro race

From the Mediterranean beaches to the 2,200-meter peaks of Mount Olympus, the legendary Sea to Sky once again delivered a challenge at the very limits of endurance.

Through sand, rocks, and endless climbs, Beta Factory rider Alfredo Gómez secured a solid 10th overall, showing remarkable determination despite the lingering effects of a hand injury.
“The race went well, but the pain in my hand still limits me,” said Gómez. “I’m working to get back to full strength, and I’m satisfied with this result in such a demanding event.”

A great ride also for German rider Felix Bähker, who finished 12th in the event’s highlight race, the Mountain Race:
“A navigation mistake cost me some time, but what an incredible experience!” he commented.
Next up: 24MX GetzenRodeo, October 24–25 in Germany, the final round of the 2025 FIM Hard Enduro World Championship.

Léo Joyon crowned 2025 French Enduro E2 Champion

In the picturesque setting of Saint-Flour, amid early morning fog and technical special tests, Léo Joyon wrote a new chapter in his young career, becoming the 2025 French Enduro E2 Champion.
After two intense days of racing, Joyon dominated both rounds, fending off rival Luc Fargier and demonstrating impressive maturity and speed.

“It was a perfect weekend,” said Joyon. “I gave everything and stayed focused until the very last test. Becoming E2 Champion of France is a dream come true.”
 Results:
• Day 1: P1
• Day 2: P1
Final Standings: French Enduro E2 Champion 2025

Dickson finishes Vice-Champion in E3, Nielsen back on the podium in EW

The Beta Australia Enduro Team wrapped up its season under the scorching sun and dusty conditions of Gympie.

Jye Dickson delivered another strong performance, taking double 2nd place in the E3 class and finishing 5th overall in the Pro Enduro standings, aboard his RR 480 Race 4T.
“It’s been a tough but solid season, and I’m really happy to finish second in the championship,” Dickson said.

Ebony Nielsen also impressed on her RR 350 Race 4T, securing 3rd place in the EW class and ending the year on a positive note.
“It feels great to be back on the podium after some challenging rounds,” Nielsen commented.

Beta Australia 2025 Results:

Jye Dickson – 2nd E3 Class | 5th Pro Enduro
Ebony Nielsen – 3rd EW Class

Another weekend that highlights the global strength and winning spirit of the Beta family — from Trial to Hard Enduro, and through the national championships around the world.