Anticipation for the 2025 Paulo Duarte FIM EnduroGP World Championship revs up with the opening round of the season just two weeks away.

The eagerly awaited new season roars into life on April 4-6 in Fafe, Portugal, with many expecting yet another action-packed season of racing among the world’s best enduro riders. Across seven rounds, the fight to become this year’s world champions will be played out in Portugal, Spain, Sweden, Wales, France and Italy, before finally concluding in Germany in mid-October.

Focused on sustainability

Now entering their fourth year as championship promoters, Prime Stadium Eventos have worked tirelessly throughout the winter to build and improve on the season past, ensuring EnduroGP can grow stronger throughout the 2025 season.

Winning the FIM Sustainability Award for their proactive efforts during the 2024 championship, Prime Stadium Eventos will continue pushing hard to protect the environment, implement eco-friendly practices in the field of motorsport and promote sustainability during 2025, according to the FIM Ride Green programme.

Welcoming loyal and new partners for 2025

For 2025, transport company Paulo Duarte Group continue as the Title Partner of EnduroGP, while the FIM and Race For Good act as Institutional Partner and Social Responsibility Partner.

A welcome addition sees Gmoto join the championship for the first time as a Main Partner of the Enduro Test. Polisport again act as Main Partner of the Extreme Test, along with ACERBIS remaining as Main Partner of the Cross Test.

The Friday evening Super Test will again be fronted by Akrapovič as Main Partner. Through the collaboration of these Main Partners, it ensures the special tests of EnduroGP are kept to a high standard, with professional branding.

Additional Main Partners of the Paulo Duarte FIM EnduroGP World Championship include Putoline Oil, Expotrade, MOTOREX, Jetmar, MITAS, plus manufacturers KTM, Husqvarna, GASGAS, Fantic, Kawasaki, TM MOTO, Rieju, Sherco, Beta, and new for 2025, Triumph.

Industry-leaders Milwaukee continue as the official Tool and Equipment Supplier of EnduroGP, while Chef Marcio Ricci assist as Official Catering. Further support comes from Lusotendas, DUOSEG Seguros, CFMOTO, CrossPro, Segafredo, Culligan, ELEVEIT and Twin Air as Official Partner, with Herdade da Figueirinha as Official Supplier of olive oil and wine, and Galati Viagens e Turismo as Official Travel Agency.

Full details of all the valued EnduroGP partners can be found HERE.

Expotrade become Women’s Enduro title sponsor

Helping to strengthen female participation in enduro on the world stage, Prime Stadium Eventos welcome Expotrade as Main Partner of both the FIM Women’s Enduro World Championship and the newly introduced FIM Junior Women’s Enduro World Cup.

The Expotrade FIM Women’s Enduro World Championship is a long-term fixture of EnduroGP and will be staged across four rounds in 2025. With two weeks to go until round one, nine entries are already confirmed.

The introduction of the Expotrade FIM Junior Women’s Enduro World Cup marks an important milestone in enduro. Open to riders under 23 years of age on January 1 during the year of the competition, it will act as a vital stepping stone for those competing in world championship level enduro for the first time.

As registration for round one concludes, 11 factory-supported race teams and competitors from over 24 nationalities are expected to compete in Fafe, and throughout the 2025 championship. Additionally, round two of the FIM Europe Enduro European Championship will also support EnduroGP in Fafe, ensuring the Portuguese city will become the global focus of enduro on April 4-6.

2025 Paulo Duarte FIM EnduroGP World Championship

Round 1: GP of Portugal – Fafe – 4-6 April
Round 2: GP of Spain – Oliana – 2-4 May
Round 3: GP of Sweden – Skövde – 23-25 May
Round 4: GP of Wales – Rhayader – 1-3 August
Round 5: GP of France – Réquista – 12-14 September
Round 6: GP of Italy – Darfo Boario Terme – 26-28 September
Round 7: GP of Germany – Zschopau – 17-19 October

2025 Expotrade FIM Women’s Enduro World Championship

Round 1: GP of Portugal – Fafe – 4-6 April
Round 2: GP of Wales – Rhayader – 1-3 August
Round 3: GP of France – Réquista – 12-14 September
Round 4: GP of Germany – Zschopau – 17-19 October