The most coveted prize in FIM Enduro was taken by the super talent that is Red Bull KTM Factory Racing’ s Josep Garcia. Finishing off the 2025 season at the final round, Garcia won the first day and followed up with a determined but not at any cost second day, gaining enough points to retain the title he won last season. Garcia already had the FIM Enduro1 title in his gear bag but the one he really wanted took the fight to the final round. Coming out swinging, his win on Day 1 saw his lead eke out to 18 points. On the final day, despite Verona winning, Garcia knew he had the World Title wrapped up and sealed for 2025. Scrolling through the results from the German round, some of the times are amazing, with riders separated by hundredths of a second after some brutal terrain. It was also great to see New Zealand’ s Hamish Macdonald, racing in the Enduro3 class, featuring among the top placings overall, despite being on a smaller displacement machine( even a sneaky podium in the EnduroGP times on Day 2 …)..