The 2026 ACU EnduroGB Championship reaches its conclusion in Mid-Wales this weekend, with Jed Etchells and Jack Edmondson set to go head-to-head for the Elite crown at the Hundred House season finale.
Just 16 points separate the two title contenders heading into rounds 11 and 12 on 12-13 September, leaving everything to play for across the final two days of the championship.
Etchells (Sherco) arrives at Hundred House with the advantage, but Edmondson (KTM) remains firmly in contention with 40 points still available across the weekend.
Organised by Builth Wells Motorclub, the Hundred House Enduro will see riders tackle a 40-mile figure-of-eight loop, featuring three tests per lap, as a number of the 2026 British Championship titles go down to the wire.
While the Elite battle will command much of the attention, there are championship fights throughout the classes.
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The Expert Championship remains a three-way contest between Kris Price (Beta), Josh Lawer (KTM) and Henry Life (KTM), with the trio separated by 30 points heading into the finale.
There’s another three-way fight in Expert Over 35, where Will Keenan (GasGas), Michael Williams (Husqvarna) and Richard Ely (Triumph) all remain in contention for the title.
The Clubman Championship is also yet to be settled. Ailbe O’Connell (Rieju) holds a six-point advantage over Josh Lister (Husqvarna), with Stanley Cubbon (Beta) a further 19 points behind and 40 points still available.
In Over 40, Shane Tasker (Triumph), Gavin Hunt (Husqvarna), Alex Pringle (Sherco) and Anthony Trawford (GasGas) remain in the championship fight, while the Over 50 crown will be decided between Jason Rees (Husqvarna) and Karl Greenall (Triumph). Rees takes a slender four-point advantage into the weekend.
The Elite Women’s Championship has already been secured by Nieve Holmes (Sherco) following her victory in Devon, but the battle for the remaining championship positions continues. With Rosie Rowett and Elizabeth Tett potentially absent from the finale, Charlotte Knight could move into the runner-up position.
With titles still undecided across the field and just two days of competition remaining, Hundred House is set to provide a fitting conclusion to the 2026 EnduroGB season, with the biggest question at the sharp end being whether Etchells can defend his 16-point advantage or Edmondson can overturn it and take the Elite crown.
