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Wil Ruprecht tops E2 at EnduroGP of Italy | Second overall

2021 FIM EnduroGP World Championship - Round 2, Italy

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June 28, 2021
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2021 FIM EnduroGP World Championship
Round 2 – GP of Italy


The opening day of the ACERBIS EnduroGP of Italy saw Britain’s Brad Freeman (Beta) eventually edge out Australia’s Will Ruprecht (TM) for the win as the Borilli FIM EnduroGP World Championship returned to action for its second outing.

Brad Freeman

A thrilling, day-long battle between the duo saw Freeman snatch the EnduroGP win by just two seconds. There was plenty for the Italian fans to cheer about as Andrea Verona (GASGAS) topped Enduro1 with Matteo Pavoni (TM) delivering a winning ride in Enduro Junior. Harry Edmondson (Fantic) put the Italian manufacturer on top in Enduro Youth.

Britain’s Brad Freeman (Beta) had a lot more to celebrate at the close of the second round of the FIM EnduroGP World Championship in Italy having put the finishing touches to a superb weekend with a dominant victory on day two.

Claiming a double EnduroGP class win in Edolo, the Beta rider extends his lead at the top of the standings over his closest rival, Australian Will Ruprecht (TM). In Enduro Junior home favourite Matteo Pavoni topped the classification for the second day running, while Sweden’s Albin Norrbin led home a Fantic 1-2-3 in Enduro Youth.


Day 1

With little time to recover from last weekend’s opening round of the Borilli FIM EnduroGP in Portugal, it was back to business for the competitors for the second stop of the season in Edolo, Italy.

Brad Freeman

With round one delivering some incredibly tight racing, there was added excitement in the paddock at round two as Hard Enduro specialists Billy Bolt (Husqvarna), Manuel Lettenbichler (KTM) and Taddy Blazusiak (GASGAS) got themselves in on the mix.

Bolt quickly made his presence felt with a monumental effort in Friday’s AKRAPOVIC Super Test. A masterclass ride from the FIM SuperEnduro World Champion saw him top the time sheets by four seconds.

But Saturday told a different story, as competitors faced down a full day of racing, with no fewer than 12 special tests. Highly motivated from his debut EnduroGP class win last week, Ruprecht set the fastest time on the opening Champion Enduro Test to take control of the race lead, but with Freeman in check the battle was most definitely on.

Wil Ruprecht

Sharing 10 of the remaining special test wins between them, the duo consistently set the pace as the fight for victory took them clear of the chasing pack. With Ruprecht holding a five-second lead entering the final test of the day, it was Freeman who topped the Nerve by Just1 Extreme Test and with it claimed an eventual overall win.

Spain’s Josep Garcia (KTM) completed the EnduroGP podium one minute and 50 seconds behind Freeman. Garcia didn’t have much room for error though, with Andrea Verona just over two seconds behind in fourth.

Josep Garcia

Posting arguably one of the most impressive rides of the day, Bolt showed his AKRAPOVIC Super Test win was no fluke to take fifth. Reigning Enduro Junior champion Hamish MacDonald (Sherco) rounded out the top six. A bad day for EnduroGP champion Steve Holcombe (Beta) saw him slip down the leaderboard to eighth.

Steve Holcombe

The fight for top Enduro1 honours was a case of national pride between Verona and Davide Guarneri (Fantic). With nine special test wins to his credit, Verona kept Guarneri covered to secure his second win of the season. Belgium’s Antoine Magain (Sherco) ended his day in third, with Samuele Bernardini (Honda) and Kirian Mirabet (Honda) fourth and fifth respectively.

Enduro2 class honours belonged to Ruprecht on the opening day of racing in Edolo. Locked in a battle for the overall EnduroGP win, the Australian comfortably stretched out an unassailable lead over Garcia in second. Thanks to his top-five ride in EnduroGP, Bolt raced his way onto the Enduro2 podium with third. MacDonald was fourth with Holcombe fifth.

Billy Bolt

Although only three races into the 2021 season, Freeman already looks untouchable in Enduro3. Claiming yet another clean sweep of special test wins, the Beta rider secured a massive three-minute margin of victory.

The fight for the runner-up result was a tighter affair, with Jaume Betriu (KTM) edging out Jamie McCanney (Husqvarna) by 11 seconds. Jamie held off his brother Daniel McCanney (Sherco) by three seconds for third, while Australia’s Andrew Wilksch (Husqvarna) took fifth.

With momentum high following his win last weekend, Pavoni kept that form rolling in Edolo to take another Enduro Junior class victory. Times were tight in the battle for the remainder of the podium places with France’s Leo Le Quere (Sherco) securing the runner-up result by five seconds.

Italy’s Lorenzo Macoritto (TM) edged out Finland’s Roni Kytonen (Honda) by two tenths of a second for third. France’s Antoine Criq (Beta) placed fifth.

In Enduro Youth it was once again a Fantic-powered freight train for the top placings. Britain’s Harry Edmondson returned to the top step of the podium following his day one victory in Portugal. He claimed an 11-second winning margin over teammate Albin Norrbin (Fantic). Italy’s Kevin Cristino was third, with Riccardo Fabris and Leo Joyon (Beta) rounding out the top five.

Day 2

All eyes were focused on the duo of Freeman and Ruprecht, to see who would have the edge on Sunday. A fast-starting Ruprecht put his TM out front on the opening Champion Enduro Test, but Freeman then hit his stride, topping the next three tests.

Brad Freeman

Pulling nine seconds clear, he then kept extending his lead. Picking up another four wins from the remaining eight tests, it allowed the Beta rider to take charge of the proceedings and top the podium by 27 seconds.

While proving super consistent, Ruprecht never quite had the measure of Freeman in the afternoon and had to be content with the runner-up result. But with three podium results from four starts after two rounds, the EnduroGP class rookie is certainly proving himself to be the real deal in 2021.

After a disappointing outing on day one for eighth, Britain’s Steve Holcombe (Beta) regrouped strongly for third overall. The EnduroGP champion looked out of sorts yesterday due to a broken rib sustained last weekend in Portugal. Highlighted by a top time in the ACERBIS Cross Test, Holcombe was back on the pace.

Steve Holcombe

Looking for his first podium of the year in EnduroGP, Italy’s Andrea Verona (GASGAS) got close, but just not close enough. Two seconds behind Holcombe, he missed his shot of a home podium with fourth following a mistake on the day’s closing special test. Slipping two places back down the order over his Saturday result, Spain’s Josep Garcia (KTM) completed the top five.

Brad Freeman

“It’s been brilliant to pick up a double win this weekend, I can’t ask for more than that! After yesterday’s effort I knew another four laps today would be hard work. I rode good this morning and that made the difference for sure , I was able to control things from there.”

Brad Freeman with the EnduroGP red plate on Day 2

While an EnduroGP podium eluded him, Verona made it count in Enduro1 by claiming his second victory of the weekend. Best mastering the technical Edolo terrain, the GASGAS rider controlled the proceedings throughout the day.

Runner-up for the second time in Italy, Fantic’s Davide Guarneri didn’t get the home GP win he came for. Another consistent ride from Belgium’s Antoine Magain (Sherco) saw him complete the podium with third. Davide Soreca (Husqvarna) and Samuele Bernardini (Honda) ensured Italy locked out four of the top five Enduro1 placings.

Davide Guarneri

With the EnduroGP victory escaping him, Ruprecht added to his Enduro2 win tally on day two. Holding the upper hand over his classmates, the Australian had things under control with a 57-second margin of victory. Feeling more on pace than the previous day, Holcombe ended his day in second, while Garcia completed the top three.

Hamish MacDonald (Sherco) remained solid as ever taking a fourth-place result for the fourth time, but the New Zealand rider must surely be looking to land that podium finish next time out. After his stunning top-three finish yesterday, Hard Enduro specialist Billy Bolt (Husqvarna) backed it up with fifth today.

Manuel Littenbichler

As ever Freeman ruled supreme in Enduro3, securing his fourth win in as many races. With yet another clean sweep of special test times, he remains untroubled in the class.

Behind Freeman, Spain’s Jaume Betriu (KTM) appears to have the measure of everyone else, finishing in second for the fourth time. While Freeman won by three minutes yesterday, the Spaniard narrowed that gap to just under two minutes today.

Daniel McCanney (Sherco) got the better of his brother Jamie on day two to make a return to the Enduro3 podium with third. With the McCanney brothers third and fourth, Giacomo Redondi (GASGAS) took fifth.

The Enduro Junior class saw Matteo Pavoni record a double victory on home soil thanks to his win on Sunday. But he was pushed all the way by teammate Lorenzo Macoritto (TM).

Locked in a battle for much of the day, Pavoni held his nerve to secure the win by just two seconds. Behind the Italian duo, France’s Leo Le Quere (Sherco) took third, with Finland’s Roni Kytonen (Honda) fourth and Max Ahlin (Husqvarna) fifth.

Setting a trend so far in 2021, Albin Norrbin rose to the top of the Enduro Youth podium on day two. Norrbin and his Fantic teammate Harry Edmondson are proving the dominant pair of the category, sharing wins between them.

Albin Norrbin

With Edmondson second to Norrbin, the duo end round two tied on points for the championship lead. Kevin Cristino secured his fourth podium result with third place, while Leo Joyon (Beta) and Gabriele Pasinette (Beta) finished fourth and fifth respectively.

The 2021 FIM EnduroGP World Championship takes a two-week break before returning with back-to-back rounds, beginning with the GP of Estonia on July 16-18, and followed by the GP of Sweden on July 22-24.

2021 EnduroGP of Italy Results

  • EnduroGP
  • E1
  • E2
  • E3
  • EJ

EnduroGP

EnduroGP Stage 1

PosRiderCatMotoTotalDiff
1FREEMAN BradE3Beta57:57.37–
2RUPRECHT WilE2TM57:59.69+2.32
3GARCIA JosepE2KTM59:47.93+1:50.56
4VERONA AndreaE1Gas Gas59:50.60+1:53.23
5BOLT BillyE2Husqvarna1:00:17.89+2:20.52
6MACDONALD HamishE2Sherco1:00:21.78+2:24.41
7GUARNERI DavideE1Fantic1:00:41.35+2:43.98
8HOLCOMBE SteveE2Beta1:00:43.56+2:46.19
9BETRIU ARMENGOL JaumeE3KTM1:01:07.16+3:09.79
10MAGAIN AntoineE1Sherco1:01:14.04+3:16.67

EnduroGP Stage 2

PosRiderCatMotoTotalDiff
1FREEMAN BradE3Beta58:24.94–
2RUPRECHT WilE2TM58:52.41+27.47
3HOLCOMBE SteveE2Beta59:49.52+1:24.58
4VERONA AndreaE1Gas Gas59:51.54+1:26.60
5GARCIA JosepE2KTM1:00:03.85+1:38.91
6GUARNERI DavideE1Fantic1:00:13.45+1:48.51
7MACDONALD HamishE2Sherco1:00:20.82+1:55.88
8BETRIU ARMENGOL JaumeE3KTM1:00:21.10+1:56.16
9MAGAIN AntoineE1Sherco1:00:32.74+2:07.80
10BOLT BillyE2Husqvarna1:00:38.37+2:13.43

EnduroGP Standings

RankRiderNatBikeTotal
1FREEMAN BradGBRBeta77
2RUPRECHT WilAUSTM67
3HOLCOMBE SteveGBRBeta55
4GARCIA JosepESPKTM54
5VERONA AndreaITAGas Gas45
6GUARNERI DavideITAFantic38
7BETRIU ARMENGOL J…ESPKTM36
8MACDONALD HamishNZLSherco35
9MCCANNEY DanielGBRSherco20
10MAGAIN AntoineBELSherco18
11BOLT BillyGBRHusqvarna17
12BERNARDINI SamueleITAHonda12
13MCCANNEY JamieGBRHusqvarna10
14SORECA DavideITAHusqvarna8
15OLDRATI ThomasITAHonda6
16REMES EeroFINTM6
17BLANJOUE HugoFRAKTM5
18FRANCISCO EnricESPSherco4
19CHARLIER ChristopheFRABeta4
20WOOTTON JoeGBRHusqvarna4
21WILKSCH AndrewAUSHusqvarna2
22BASSET AntoineFRABeta1

E1

Enduro1 Stage 1

PosRiderMotoTotalDiff
1VERONA AndreaGas Gas59:50.60–
2GUARNERI DavideFantic1:00:41.35+50.75
3MAGAIN AntoineSherco1:01:14.04+1:23.44
4BERNARDINI SamueleHonda1:02:04.66+2:14.06
5MIRABET KirianHonda1:02:55.93+3:05.33
6CRIVILIN BrunoHonda1:03:32.29+3:41.69
7SORECA DavideHusqvarna1:03:34.41+3:43.81
8OLIVEIRA LuisYamaha1:06:57.40+7:06.80
9TINKLER KadeKTM1:08:22.90+8:32.30
10BURUD KevinYamaha1:11:22.67+11:32.07

Enduro1 Stage 2

PosRiderMotoTotalDiff
1VERONA AndreaGas Gas59:51.54–
2GUARNERI DavideFantic1:00:13.45+21.91
3MAGAIN AntoineSherco1:00:32.74+41.20
4SORECA DavideHusqvarna1:02:01.91+2:10.37
5BERNARDINI SamueleHonda1:02:14.52+2:22.98
6MIRABET KirianHonda1:02:43.22+2:51.68
7OLIVEIRA LuisYamaha1:04:20.69+4:29.15
8CRIVILIN BrunoHonda1:04:26.42+4:34.88
9TINKLER KadeKTM1:06:13.81+6:22.27
10BURUD KevinYamaha1:08:17.00+8:25.46

E1 Standings

RankRiderNat  BikeTotal
1VERONA AndreaITAGas Gas77
2GUARNERI DavideITAFantic71
3MAGAIN AntoineBELSherco51
4BERNARDINI SamueleITAHonda49
5SORECA DavideITAHusqvarna46
6CRIVILIN BrunoBRAHonda36
7MIRABET KirianESPHonda32
8OLIVEIRA LuisPRTYamaha28
9CHARLIER ChristopheFRABeta25
10VENTURA DiogoPRTBeta15
11BURUD KevinNORYamaha15
12TINKLER KadeCANKTM14
13DE CLERCQ TillFRAHusqvarna13
14ROSSE JonathanCHYamaha9

E2

Enduro2 Stage 1

PosRiderMotoTotalDiff
1RUPRECHT WilTM57:59.69–
2GARCIA JosepKTM59:47.93+1:48.24
3BOLT BillyHusqvarna1:00:17.89+2:18.20
4MACDONALD HamishSherco1:00:21.78+2:22.09
5HOLCOMBE SteveBeta1:00:43.56+2:43.87
6BLANJOUE HugoKTM1:02:18.76+4:19.07
7LETTENBICHLER ManuelKTM1:02:19.80+4:20.11
8REMES EeroTM1:02:41.21+4:41.52
9LUNDGREN AntonHusqvarna1:02:49.04+4:49.35
10EDMONDSON JackSherco1:03:15.00+5:15.31

Enduro2 Stage 2

PosRiderMotoTotalDiff
1RUPRECHT WilTM58:52.41–
2HOLCOMBE SteveBeta59:49.52+57.11
3GARCIA JosepKTM1:00:03.85+1:11.44
4MACDONALD HamishSherco1:00:20.82+1:28.41
5BOLT BillyHusqvarna1:00:38.37+1:45.96
6BLANJOUE HugoKTM1:01:53.07+3:00.66
7WOOTTON JoeHusqvarna1:02:24.46+3:32.05
8EDMONDSON JackSherco1:03:21.65+4:29.24
9KUTULAS NicolasKTM1:03:29.00+4:36.59
10ABGRALL DavidHusqvarna1:04:59.46+6:07.05

E2 Standings

RankRiderNatBikeTotal
1RUPRECHT WilAUSTM75
2HOLCOMBE SteveGBRBeta65
3GARCIA JosepESPKTM64
4MACDONALD HamishNZLSherco52
5REMES EeroFINTM29
6BLANJOUE HugoFRAKTM28
7BOLT BillyGBRHusqvarna26
8WOOTTON JoeGBRHusqvarna26
9EDMONDSON JackGBRSherco24
10LUNDGREN AntonSWEHusqvarna23
11KUTULAS NicolasARGKTM21
12ABGRALL DavidFRAHusqvarna19
13ELOWSON AlbinSWEHusqvarna19
14OLDRATI ThomasITAHonda11
15SNOW AlexGBRHonda10
16LETTENBICHLER ManuelDEUKTM9
17GOTTS JoshGBRTM8
18SPANDRE MirkoITAGas Gas6
19SALVINI AlexITAHonda3

E3

Enduro3 Stage 1

PosRiderMotoTotalDiff
1FREEMAN BradBeta57:57.37–
2BETRIU ARMENGOL JaumeKTM1:01:07.16+3:09.79
3MCCANNEY JamieHusqvarna1:01:18.69+3:21.32
4MCCANNEY DanielSherco1:01:22.34+3:24.97
5WILKSCH AndrewHusqvarna1:02:10.87+4:13.50
6BASSET AntoineBeta1:02:13.95+4:16.58
7FRANCISCO EnricSherco1:02:36.15+4:38.78
8BLAZUSIAK TadeuszGas Gas1:03:21.56+5:24.19
9REDONDI GiacomoGas Gas1:03:47.78+5:50.41
10MARINI ThomasTM1:04:01.17+6:03.80

Enduro3 Stage 2

PosRiderMotoTotalDiff
1FREEMAN BradBeta58:24.94–
2BETRIU ARMENGOL JaumeKTM1:00:21.10+1:56.16
3MCCANNEY DanielSherco1:02:32.39+4:07.45
4MCCANNEY JamieHusqvarna1:03:22.24+4:57.30
5REDONDI GiacomoGas Gas1:03:33.10+5:08.16
6MARINI ThomasTM1:03:39.17+5:14.23
7BLAZUSIAK TadeuszGas Gas1:03:42.90+5:17.96
8FRANCISCO EnricSherco1:03:46.66+5:21.72
9WILKSCH AndrewHusqvarna1:03:50.20+5:25.26
10BASSET AntoineHusqvarna1:07:15.52+8:50.58

E3 Standings

RankRiderNatBikeTotal
1FREEMAN BradGBRBeta80
2BETRIU ARMENGOL J…ESPKTM68
3MCCANNEY DanielGBRSherco58
4MCCANNEY JamieGBRHusqvarna52
5FRANCISCO EnricESPSherco40
6BASSET AntoineFRABeta36
7SANS MarcESPHusqvarna29
8WILKSCH AndrewAUSHusqvarna26
9MARINI ThomasSMRTM23
10REDONDI GiacomoITAGas Gas18
11BLAZUSIAK TadeuszPOLGas Gas17

EJ

EJ Stage 1

PosRiderMotoTotalDiff
1PAVONI MatteoTM1:01:49.99–
2LE QUERE LeoSherco1:02:24.63+34.64
3MACORITTO LorenzoTM1:02:30.03+40.04
4KYTONEN RoniHonda1:02:30.24+40.25
5CRIQ AntoineBeta1:02:54.32+1:04.33
6AHLIN MaxHusqvarna1:03:13.37+1:23.38
7SPANU ClaudioHusqvarna1:03:24.81+1:34.82
8RINALDI EnricoGas Gas1:03:30.08+1:40.09
9NAVARRO HUERTAS SergioGas Gas1:03:30.65+1:40.66
10FISCHEDER LucaSherco1:03:37.77+1:47.78

EJ Stage 2

PosRiderMotoTotalDiff
1PAVONI MatteoTM1:01:13.01–
2MACORITTO LorenzoTM1:01:15.53+2.52
3LE QUERE LeoSherco1:02:08.54+55.53
4KYTONEN RoniHonda1:02:29.77+1:16.76
5AHLIN MaxHusqvarna1:02:39.76+1:26.75
6NAVARRO HUERTAS SergioGas Gas1:02:51.21+1:38.20
7SPANU ClaudioHusqvarna1:02:51.34+1:38.33
8RINALDI EnricoGas Gas1:03:08.22+1:55.21
9KOUBLE KrystofSherco1:03:15.85+2:02.84
10FARGIER LucGas Gas1:03:21.01+2:08.00

EJ Standings

RankRiderNatBikeTotal
1PAVONI MatteoITATM77
2MACORITTO LorenzoITATM65
3KYTONEN RoniFINHonda58
4LE QUERE LeoFRASherco54
5NAVARRO HUERTAS Se…ESPGas Gas41
6AHLIN MaxSWEHusqvarna34
7SPANU ClaudioITAHusqvarna34
8CRIQ AntoineFRABeta31
9FISCHEDER LucaDEUSherco20
10CORTES BernatESPGas Gas16
11RINALDI EnricoITAGas Gas16
12ETCHELLS JedGBRFantic16
13TOMAS FONT PauESPBeta13
14FARGIER LucFRAGas Gas13
15KOUBLE KrystofCZESherco12
16ZILLI EnricoITAHonda8
17VAGBERG LucasSWEYamaha5
18HALJALA HermanniFINTM4
19MORETTINI ManoloITAKTM4
20SANCHEZ AdriaESPKTM3

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