2022 EnduroGP Finale Results
Cycle News Staff | October 18, 2022
Zschopau, Germany was host to the final round of the FIM EnduroGP World Championship over the weekend and champions were crowned in all classes. From E1, E2, E3 and the all-encompassing EnduroGP class, along with Women and Junior titles were celebrated.
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While it was KTM’s Josep Garcia who claimed the EnduroGP class win for the weekend, it was GasGas Factory Racing’s Andrea Verona who clinched the 2022 EnduroGP title on Saturday, day one of the GP of Germany. Jane Daniels (Fantic) also sewed up her championship on Saturday, taking the Magnorange FIM Women’s Enduro World Championship with one day still left on the calendar.
GasGas’ Enduro1 phenom Andrea Verona is your new FIM EnduroGP World Champion.
The final day of the GP of Germany, all eyes were on the Enduro2 and Enduro3 championships—E1 already claimed by overall champion Verona who claimed an astounding 13 wins from 14 races. Garcia was hoping to keep his E2 title hopes alive with his German GP win, but all it took from Australian rider Wil Ruprecht (TM) was a modest fourth-place finish to secure his first FIM Enduro2 World Championship title.
Australian Wil Ruprecht (TM) finished in fourth place and secured his first FIM Enduro2 World Championship title.
Red Bull KTM Factory Racing’s Josep Garcia made it two-for-two in Germany by claiming the overall EnduroGP victory on day two in Zschopau.
Flawless all day, Fantic’s Jane Daniels won every special test to claim victory and remain undefeated in 2022. Rieju’s Mireia Badia was second, with Rosie Rowett (KTM) third.
The battle heated up in E3 with Beta’s Brad Freeman and Husqvarna’s Mikael Persson heading into Sunday’s final faceoff tied on points. With everything to play for, they duked it out in the day’s 11 tests, with Freeman ultimately claiming the title.
In the Junior ranks, Team Sherco CH Racing’s Zach Pichon (who had already claimed the Junior title at round six) claimed the Junior1 World Cup. A fourth-place Junior-class finish on the day handed Beta’s Luc Fargier the Junior2 World Cup championship. CN
Wil Ruprecht (TM Racing), Brad Freeman (Beta) and Harry Edmondson (Fantic) join Andrea Verona (GasGas), Zach Pichon (Sherco) and Jane Daniels (Fantic) as the 2022 FIM Enduro World Champions.
Results: Round 7, GP of Germany – Day 1
- Josep Garcia (KTM) 1:05:59.24
- Brad Freeman (Beta) 1:06:43.15
- Steve Holcombe (Beta) 1:06:56.65
- Wil Ruprecht (TM Racing) 1:07:14.91
- Andrea Verona (GasGas) 1:07:18.40
- Nathan Watson (Honda) 1:07:25.60
- Thomas Oldrati (Honda) 1:08:29.55
- Mikael Persson (Husqvarna) 1:09:09.76
- Daniel Milner (Fantic) 1:09:25.02
- Daniel McCanney (Sherco) 1:09:38.87
Results: Rnd7 – GP of Germany, Day 2
- Josep Garcia (KTM) 1:03:46.07
- Brad Freeman (Beta) 1:04:01.88
- Andrea Verona (GasGas) 1:04:29.55
- Nathan Watson (Honda) 1:04:29.94
- Mikael Persson (Husqvarna) 1:04:41.73
- Steve Holcombe (Beta) 1:04:45.71
- Thomas Oldrati (Honda) 1:05:53.70
- Daniel McCanney (Sherco) 1:06:14.92
- Daniel Milner (Fantic) 1:06:16.95
- Leo Le Quere (Sherco) 1:06:24.80
2022 FIM Enduro World Champions
EnduroGP: Andrea Verona (GasGas)
Enduro1: Andrea Verona (GasGas)
Enduro2: Wil Ruprecht (TM Racing)
Enduro3: Brad Freeman (Beta)
Enduro Junior: Zach Pichon (Sherco)
Enduro Youth: Harry Edmondson (Fantic)
Enduro Women: Jane Daniels (Fantic)
Junior1 World Cup: Zach Pichon (Sherco)
Junior2 World Cup: Luc Fargier (Beta)
