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At round 6 of the 2026 EnduroGP season in France, Garcia secured both the overall EnduroGP and E1 class titles with one round still remaining. Consistent speed throughout the season left the championship firmly in his hands.
Locking up the title with a round to spare is, if you ask me, one of the best ways to win. Enduro's terrain and conditions are different every single time, and staying flawless across an entire season on top of that requires 'unshakable strength,' not just speed. I genuinely tip my hat to the mentality that turns the final round into a dead rubber. A champion like this is a genuine nightmare for anyone chasing him.
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Can you actually go for EnduroGP and the E1 class at the same time? I thought they were separate categories.
E1 is the displacement-class category, while EnduroGP is more like the overall standings — winning both together isn't unusual.
Clinching it at the French GP — if he sealed it on home soil, that makes it an even more dramatic story.
Wrapping it up early is great for him personally, but it can also dampen the excitement heading into the back end of the series.
Being dominant enough to turn the final round into a dead rubber must have put serious pressure on the other riders.
Enduro is heavily affected by weather and course conditions, so wrapping it up early is real proof of raw ability.
Sealing a double title with one round still to go — winning both the EnduroGP overall and E1 shows his consistency was on another level.
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