FINAL
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Mario Román won The Lost Road on home soil at the 24MX Hixpania Hard Enduro. James Moore kept his Junior world title after a final-round duel with Ashton Brightmore, and Manuel Lettenbichler finished second to close out his fifth consecutive world title.
Nine laps of the Caracol peninsula, then Hixpania Hill for the riders on the lead lap. Lettenbichler led Román on race time after the first two laps, but Román was ahead from the third lap on. The gap was under ten seconds after laps five and seven before Román pulled clear to win by 1:00.8.
Billy Bolt was third and set the fastest lap of the race on the final lap, 12:48.92. Mitch Brightmore finished fourth, ahead of the two Junior title contenders.
RESULTS DAY 3
JUNIOR WORLD CHAMPIONSHIP
Ashton Brightmore beat James Moore in Friday’s SuperEncierro and Saturday’s sprint, so Sunday came down to which of them finished in front. Brightmore was almost two minutes up after two laps. Moore had the time back by the sixth, and after eight laps less than two seconds separated them on race time. Moore was faster on the last lap and on Hixpania Hill, and finished fifth to Brightmore’s sixth to retain the title.
“It was absolute war up there. Me and Ashton going back and forth… I dropped back a bit in the beginning, and then it was pretty insane.”
Five titles, all settled by the end of the weekend in Spain.
| World Championship | 🇩🇪 Manuel Lettenbichler Red Bull KTM Factory Racing · fifth title in a row, sealed in Friday’s SuperEncierro |
| Junior World Championship | 🇿🇦 James Moore AG Racing Team Beta · second title in a row |
| Women’s World Cup | 🇪🇸 Sandra Gómez AG Racing Team · first Women’s World Cup, ten race wins |
| Senior World Cup | 🇵🇹 Roberto de Matos First Senior World Cup · scored at all six rounds he raced |
| Youth World Cup | 🇿🇦 Damon Garrell Trademore Sherco Racing · won on a 125 |
FINAL SEASON STANDINGS 2026 – OVERALL
FINAL SEASON STANDINGS 2026 – JUNIOR
FINAL SEASON STANDINGS 2026 – SENIOR
FINAL SEASON STANDINGS 2026 – WOMEN
FINAL SEASON STANDINGS 2026 – YOUTH
Source / Pictures: FIM Hardenduro World Championship
