Dan Mundell secured a fourth consecutive FIM Europe E2 Enduro Championship on Sunday (1 November) after completing another dominant season with a double victory at the final round in Woltersdorf, Germany.
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The Briton won seven of the eight championship days across the four-round series in Hungary, Italy, Spain and Germany, finishing the season on 151 points – 27 clear of Sweden’s Franz Löfquist, with Poland’s Maciej Więckowski third.
Riding for TNT Corse KTM by P.A.R Homes, Mundell sealed the title on the opening day in Germany before adding another E2 victory on Sunday to complete a memorable weekend.
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“This weekend in Germany was probably the highlight,” Mundell said. “It’s where I won my first European Championship as well, so it was nice to take number four there as well.”
Racing in Europe proved to be a welcome distraction from a challenging season of domestic EnduroGB competition for Mundell.
“The year ended up being better than I thought,” Mundell explained. “I haven’t really been on the bike much this year and I’ve had a bit of a difficult year in the UK.
“The European rounds always felt like a bit of a break each time I went. It was refreshing and it all turned out as good as I could have hoped.”
With four straight European titles on his riding record, Mundell is now considering a change of direction for 2027.
“I don’t know if I’ll do the European series again next year,” he added. “I really enjoy the championship and I can always come back to it, but I’m also tempted to try something new and switch things up a little bit.”
