The seventh and final round of the FIM EnduroGP World Championship took place in Zschopau, a historic German city known for its motorcycle heritage. The race marked the end of an intense and rewarding season for the Honda Racing RedMoto Enduro Team.
A grand finale for Samuele Bernardini
On Saturday, the Italian rider delivered an outstanding performance in the E1 class, finishing second behind the unbeatable Garcia, already crowned World Champion. Bernardini showed great consistency throughout the 13 special tests. He was always among the top three and secured an excellent third place overall in EnduroGP, behind only Garcia and Verona.
On Sunday, although his pace was slightly slower, Bernardini remained competitive. He finished fourth in E1, set the best time in the third special test, and closed the day within the EnduroGP top ten.
With this result, Samuele clinched the silver medal in the E1 World Championship, just behind Garcia. He also ended the season sixth overall in EnduroGP, confirming himself among the best riders in the world. This fantastic achievement rewards the hard work and dedication of the entire Honda Racing RedMoto Enduro Team.
Determined effort from Manolo Morettini
It was a challenging weekend for Manolo Morettini in the competitive E2 class. He finished eighth on both days. Despite struggling to find the right rhythm, Manolo gave his all until the very end, showing determination, perseverance, and strong team spirit.
Season wrap-up
With the German Grand Prix, the curtain falls on a long and demanding yet emotional season for the Honda Racing RedMoto Enduro Team. The squad ends 2025 with excellent results and the satisfaction of having strengthened its position among the world’s Enduro elite.
The team extends its heartfelt thanks to all sponsors, partners, and supporters.
Samuele Bernardini #23
A positive last race. On Saturday, I pushed hard, securing third overall and second in E2. This allowed me to pocket some valuable points for the standings. On Sunday, I struggled more to find my rhythm on the first lap and then I raced in recovery mode. Thanks to the team for the great work at this GP and for the commitment throughout the season. I finished second in the World Championship, which means a lot to me.
Manolo Morettini #38
I would have liked to do a bit more this weekend, but I wasn’t at my best physically. I want to thank the whole team for the great work and everyone who has supported me throughout 2025.