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Cycle News 2026 Issue 10 March 10

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Karlsson and Stark Future's Toby Martyn completing the top five. Taking the final holeshot of the entire season, Karlsson took an early lead in race three, with Martyn second to make it a Stark 1-2 on lap one. Mitch Brightmore made a double overtake on the Stark duo, moving from third to first. Martyn also capitalized on Mitch Brightmore's move to take up second position. A menacing Walker closed in on Karlsson and Martyn, eventually getting past both riders with about four laps to go. But by then, Mitch Brightmore was in full control of the race lead and charged ahead to a comfort - able win. Walker was second and Karlsson took third, with Letten- bichler and Ashton Brightmore completing the top five. "I'm pretty happy with my riding tonight," Mitch Brightmore said. "I feel like I gave 100 percent. On quite a technical track, I was able to find the skill to get a win." With two race wins on the night, Mitch clinched his debut overall SuperEnduro Grand Prix victory. Walker edged out Karls - son on a tie-breaker to finish as runner-up. Behind the top three, Lettenbichler enjoyed a strong night to take fourth, with Martyn also impressing for fifth. Although missing in France, Husqvarna Factory Racing's Billy Bolt had already clinched the SuperEnduro World Champion - ship. The battle for the remain- der of the podium placings was tight, with Walker beating Mitch by three points to finish as vice-champion. Karlsson and Martyn ended the championship in fourth and fifth, respectively, and as a result, Stark Future won the Manufacturer Award for the 2025-26 FIM SuperEnduro World Championship. CN OVERALL (Top 10) 1. Mitch Brightmore (GG) 1-2-1 2. Jonny Walker (Tri) 5-1-2 3. Eddie Karlsson (Sta) 2-4-3 4. Manuel Lettenbichler (KTM) 3-3-4 5. Toby Martyn (Sta) 6-5-6 6. Marc Fernandez (Hus) 8-6-7 7. Ashton Brightmore (GG) 4-DNF-5 8. Tim Apolle (Bet) 7-7-8 9. Alfredo Gomez (Bet) 9-8-9 10. Aleksander Gotkowski (Suz) 10-9-10 VOLUME ISSUE MARCH , P45 Triumph's Jonny Walker wrapped up second in the championship with second overall, which included a race win.

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