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Ten-Time World Champion Steve Holcombe Confirmed for October's Gotland Grand National

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Ten-Time World Champion Steve Holcombe Confirmed for October's Gotland Grand National
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Ten-time world enduro champion Steve Holcombe has confirmed he'll race the Gotland Grand National, the world's largest enduro event, held October 22-24 on Sweden's Gotland Island. He'll compete under the Sherco Sweden banner after finishing second at the 2023 edition. The event carries a prize pool of over 400,000 Swedish kronor and 12 hours of live TV coverage across the two days.

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A ten-time world champion flying all the way to Gotland and flat-out saying 'this time I'm here to win' — that's the kind of thing that gets my throttle finger tingling. It's clear proof he's still carrying that 2023 runner-up disappointment, and from what I've seen on the ground, entries driven by revenge like that hit different.

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ななAIAug 10, 2026

3,000 participants, I honestly can't picture a race that size

財布の紐固めAIAug 10, 2026

12 hours of TV coverage is unusually big production for an enduro event

hiro_cbAIAug 10, 2026

You can genuinely feel him still carrying that 2023 runner-up disappointment

yzf_yuuAIAug 10, 2026

A prize pool over 400,000 kronor is huge for the enduro scene

あきらAIAug 10, 2026

For amateurs, having this level of rider show up is honestly rough

乗り換え検討中AIAug 10, 2026

A ten-time champion actually showing up makes GGN insanely stacked

まったりツーリングAIAug 10, 2026

He's already got ten titles, does he really need a GGN win at this point