Fresh off a strong second round in the FIM EnduroGP World Championship, the Honda Racing RedMoto Enduro Team headed straight to Massa Marittima for the third round of the 2025 Enduro Italian Championship.
It was a demanding and technical weekend, made all the more special by the long-awaited return of Thomas Oldrati after nearly a year out due to injury. Racing in the 250 4T class, the Fiamme Oro rider showed grit and determination throughout two physically and technically challenging days. Despite not yet being at full fitness, Oldrati impressed with strong times, fifth overall in Friday’s Super Test, fourth on Saturday, and third on Sunday, coming just shy of the podium and proving he’s finally back in the game.
Samuele Bernardini also delivered a standout performance, securing a first and second place finish in the 250 4T class. After a slower start, Bernardini found his rhythm on Saturday, taking the class win and placing seventh overall. A crash early in Sunday’s enduro test cost him time and a shot at the win, but he still managed second in class and ninth overall, a strong result and proof of his consistency.
In the 450 class, Manolo Morettini put together two solid races. He finished fifth overall on Saturday and tenth on Sunday, showing consistent pace and continued growth. With two runner-up finishes in class, Morettini’s weekend was undoubtedly a success.
Matteo Boffelli, Team Manager
“We’re really pleased with how the weekend went in Massa Marittima. Seeing Oldrati back on track after such a long injury layoff was both emotional and encouraging and his performances were already very competitive. Samuele Bernardini took a win and a second-place finish in the 250 4T, while Manolo Morettini continues to show the results of his hard work with strong performances both in class and overall. It’s a positive weekend that reflects the commitment of the whole team and gives us confidence heading into the next races.”