Lettenbichler Wraps Up FIM Hard Enduro
World Championship
R
ed Bull KTM Factory Rac-
ing's Manuel Lettenbichler
won the 2025 FIM Hard Enduro
World Championship after a
solid performance to win his
home event, 24MX GetzenRo-
deo, in Germany, October 24-26.
The win marks Lettenbichler's
fifth World title, and it was
achieved in front of a large and
enthusiastic crowd. Riding his
KTM 300 EXC, the German rider
was unstoppable, clinching the
title with one round still to go.
The action kicked off on
Friday with the traditional Get
-
zenRodeo Prologue conducted
before thousands of excited
fans. Husqvarna rider Billy Bolt
of Great Britain took the win by
seven seconds over Lettenbi-
chler.
Returning to action on Satur-
day morning for the GetzenRace
qualifying round, Lettenbichler
immediately asserted his domi
-
nance. Over the 12-lap race, he
built a commanding advantage
to win by four minutes and 24
seconds over Sherco's Mario
Roman, which also earned him
three valuable championship
points. Bolt was third.
"Mani" (Lettenbichler) car
-
ried that momentum into the
afternoon's GetzenChamp main
race. First off the line, the KTM
300 EXC racer grabbed the lead
from the opening lap and never
looked back, controlling the pace
throughout the demanding race.
Extending his advantage to 12
minutes. Lettenbichler lapped
every rider except for runner-up
Roman.
WIND
IN THE
P48
Manuel Lettenbichler clinched
the 2025 FIM Hard Enduro World
Championship after winning the 24MX
GetzenRodeo in his home country of
Germany.
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