FIM SuperEnduro World Championship

Triumph Motorcycles is ready for its second season in enduro, having made its historic debut last year in both the FIM SuperEnduro World Championship and the FIM EnduroGP World Championship. The Triumph Factory Racing team is led by the ultra-experienced Paul Edmondson, a four-time former World Champion, along with rider coach Jamie McCanney, who recently retired from international competition.

The FIM SuperEnduro World Championship is an indoor series that has been running for nearly 20 years. It is held in packed arenas, where racers compete over extreme obstacles such as rocks and logs in this hugely popular winter series. It features a gate-drop start and short but very intense races. Jonny Walker has enjoyed much success in the seven-round series, concluding Triumph’s first season with the TF 250-E with seven podiums from seven races, including a victory at the fifth round in Hungary. In the US, a series with a similar format, called EnduroCross, takes place. Walker claimed Triumph’s first championship in 2025—which went down to the wire—before returning to Europe to focus on the World Championship. The Cumbrian racer, who has won some of the biggest hard enduro events on the planet—including the Red Bull Erzbergrodeo Hare Scramble, where he impressively finished sixth on Triumph machinery last year against predominantly two-stroke competition, and Red Bull Romaniacs—joined the Triumph Factory Racing team at the end of 2024 and has a varied schedule planned for 2026.