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Red Bull KTM's Josep Garcia secured the EnduroGP and Enduro1 world titles at round six in Saint-Agrève, France, without waiting for the final round. It marks Garcia's third consecutive double-title season, crowned with one round of the season still remaining.
Locking up the title with a round still to spare isn't something you pull off easily. Enduro is a world where one single mistake can be fatal. Suppressing that risk across an entire year to secure three straight titles — Garcia's mental strength is the real deal. Having watched this world firsthand, I can tell you: riders like this win through never cracking, more than through raw speed.
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Top off-road riders rarely show up in on-road stuff so it's a shame they don't get more recognition.
Don't really get the difference between EnduroGP and Enduro1, is it a class split?
Enduro1 is one of the displacement classes, EnduroGP's more like the overall championship.
Deciding it at Sainte-Grave, France's traditionally strong in enduro so winning it on home turf makes for a good story.
Three-peat in progress means basically no real rivals showing up, is the enduro field just thin on talent?
KTM's dominance in enduro has been the tradition for years, even more so with the Red Bull setup locked in.
Wrapping it up with a round to spare, Garcia's just too strong, and a double in EnduroGP and Enduro1 too, insane.
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