Jed Etchells wrapped up the 2026 ACU British Enduro Championship Elite title at the Hundred House Enduro in Mid Wales, securing a British crown for the Motofit Racing Enduro Team in its debut season.
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The Sherco rider arrived at the final weekend with the advantage over Jack Edmondson and did exactly what was required on Saturday, finishing second behind his title rival to secure the championship. Edmondson won both days aboard his KTM, while a mechanical issue forced Etchells out on Sunday, leaving the pair separated by just three points at the end of the season.

It was a challenging finale for the EnduroGB field, with rain creating some of the wettest and most technical conditions of the season and forcing organisers Builth Wells Motorclub to reduce Sunday’s mileage.
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While Etchells took the headline Elite crown, Nieve Holmes had already secured the Elite Women Championship and completed her season with victories on both days at Hundred House.
Several other titles were decided during the finale. Kris Price secured the Vet Expert Championship, while a double victory carried Will Keenan to the Vet Over 35 title.

Josh Lister produced another double win to clinch the Clubman Championship, with just four points ultimately separating him from Ailbe O’Connell. Ceri Wyn Jones, already crowned Clubman Women Champion, completed her season with another two victories.
Shane Tasker took the Clubman Over 40 Championship after an outstanding campaign in which he won every round he entered, while Jason Rees completed the list of 2026 champions by securing the Clubman Over 50 title ahead of Karl Greenall.
For Etchells and Motofit Racing, though, the weekend delivered the biggest prize, with the former Junior World Enduro Champion finishing his first season with the team as 2026 British Enduro Champion.








