Schareina Wins Baja Aragon
H
onda's Tosha Schareina
dominated round three of the
FIM Bajas World Cup rally, the
40th edition of the Baja Aragon,
July 26-28.
From the start, the Spaniard
set the fast pace that no one
could match, although KTM
rider Edgar Canet and Sherco's
Lorenzo Santolino gave it a good
effort, finishing second and third,
respectively. Schareina is the
first three-time winner of the
race.
"The Baja Spain Aragon is a
difficult event," said Schareina.
"One of the most difficult to man
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age with lots of stones, dust and
intense heat. The first day, I had
a little trouble getting into the
rhythm and, in the afternoon, we
were on the morning car course
and it was very rough. In the last
special, I wanted to take advan
-
tage of opening the track and
keep my lead to take the victory,
even if it was difficult!"
In the Women's category, Sara
Garcia Alvarez (Yamaha) com
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pleted the rally in 15th overall
and won the laurels in the FIM
Bajas World Cup. She finished
ahead of Sherco rider Aishwarya
Pissay and Tanika Shanbhag
(KTM).
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OVERALL MOTORCYCLE
1. Tosha Schareina (Hon)
2. Edgar Canet (KTM)
3. Lorenzo Santolino (She)
4. Neels Theric (Kov)
5. Martim Ventura (Hus)
6. Bruno Santos (Hus)
7. Harith Noah Koitha Veettil (She)
8. David Casteu (Hus)
9. David Megre (Kaw)
10. Jose Romon Colomar Pallares (KTM)
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IN THE
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Honda's Tosha
Schareina won the
40th edition of Spain's
Baja Aragon.
2025 FIM EnduroGP
Provisional Calendar
Announced
A
s the penultimate round of
the FIM EnduroGP World
Championship wrapped up this
weekend, the FIM announced
the provisional schedule for
2025.
Expanding to eight rounds
for the coming season, the
championship will once again
kick off with the GP of Portu
-
gal on April 4-6. Round two is
planned for May 2-4 with the
GP of Spain, followed by the GP
of Sweden May 23-25. From
there, the series heads to Ro
-
mania for round four on June
20-22, with the GP of Wales set
for August 1-3 six weeks
later.
A busy end to the
season will see the final
three rounds take place
across six weeks, begin-
ning with the GP of France
(September 12-14), the GP of
Italy (September 26-28) and
the GP of Germany for the final
round on October 17-19.
The 2025 FIM Enduro
Women's World Championship
will run alongside four of the
EnduroGP rounds and is cur
-
rently set for Portugal, Wales,
France and Germany.
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2025 FIM ENDUROGP
SCHEDULE (PROVISIONAL)
4/4-6 (Rnd 1) GP of Portugal
5/2-4 (Rnd 2) GP of Spain
5/23-25 (Rnd 3) GP of Sweden
6/20-22 (Rnd 4) GP of Romania
8/1-3 (Rnd 5) GP of Wales
9/12-14 (Rnd 6) GP of France
9/26-28 (Rnd 7) GP of Italy
10/17-19 (Rnd 8) GP of Germany
The FIM EnduroGP Championship will
expand to eight rounds in 2025.
