The EnduroGP of Wales is delighted to confirm that the Paulo Duarte FIM EnduroGP World Championship will return to Rhayader in 2026, with Mid Wales once again hosting a round of the prestigious series. Following today’s publication of the provisional 2026 calendar by championship promoters Prime Stadium Eventos and the FIM, the EnduroGP of Wales is confirmed to take place on August 7th/8th/9th 2026
. Excitingly, the event will host the final round of the series.
The 2025 edition of the EnduroGP of Wales held this August built on the success of the 2024 competition by attracting huge crowds and creating an incredible atmosphere on and off the track. The EnduroGP of Wales has quickly established itself as a highlight on the world enduro calendar, thanks to its spectacular special tests, passionate fans, and stunning Mid Wales setting.
The newly announced 2026 provisional calendar confirms a seven-round season beginning in Italy in April, before heading to Spain, Finland, two rounds in Portugal, with a July round still to be announced. It will all culminate in Wales, where the world’s best riders will head to Rhayader to fight for championship glory.
The 2026 edition of the EnduroGP of Wales will mark a special milestone for the event. As the third and final year of the event’s three-year tenure, it promises to be the biggest and best yet. Not only will it be the championship decider, but also the climax of three years of world-class racing in Mid Wales, ensuring fans are treated to a true season finale.
Exciting announcements and ticket information for the 2026 EnduroGP of Wales will follow in due course.
Adam Rees – Event Director, EnduroGP of Wales: “To be confirmed as the final round of the 2026 EnduroGP World Championship is a huge achievement for everyone involved in the EnduroGP of Wales. Since day one, our goal has been to grow the event each year, and to now be running the season finale in our third year is something really special. 2024 and 2025 have already shown the potential of the GP of Wales, and 2026 will be the big one – bigger, better, and a true celebration of enduro in Mid Wales. I want to thank everyone who has supported us so far, from the FIM to our sponsors, and the local community. We can’t wait to welcome the world to Rhayader again next year.”