E-Enduro: Dailly and Weber win world titles at Finale Ligure

France's Adrien Dailly and Germany's Helen Weber are the new E-Enduro world champions. They were crowned on Saturday 17 October 2026 at Finale Ligure, Italy, at the third edition of the UCI Mountain Bike Enduro and E-Enduro World Championships, held from 16 to 18 October 2026.

Adrien Dailly claims a second straight world title

In the men's race, Adrien Dailly wins his second consecutive E-Enduro world title. He arrived as the favourite, a few weeks after taking the overall Enduro World Cup 2026 classification. The Frenchman won the first two special stages, including the long Megaroller, where he beat his closest rival by 23 seconds.

The men's podium reads:

• 1. Adrien Dailly (France);
• 2. Damien Oton, winner of the third special stage;
• 3. Martin Maes (Belgium), who won the final special stage ahead of Tiago Ladeira and Dailly.

Helen Weber dominates the women's E-Enduro

In the women's race, Helen Weber led from the front. The German won the first five special stages of the day and takes the title with a margin of 1 minute and 18 seconds over Laura Charles, who had to repair a puncture on a liaison section. Estelle Charles, the 2024 E-Enduro world champion, finished third.

Tracy Moseley lost her chance of victory after a mechanical problem in the second special stage. She did win the last stage of the day, the only one to break Weber's run. The day featured six special stages.

The UCI Enduro Worlds at Finale Ligure

Six UCI world titles are awarded at Finale Ligure: elite enduro for men and women, junior enduro for men and women, and E-Enduro for men and women. Sunday's enduro races award the last rainbow jerseys of the weekend.

The region has hosted major international enduro events since the first Finalenduro in 2008 and calls itself the "Home of Enduro", with more than 200 trails between the mountains and the sea. The first two editions of the Worlds took place in Val di Fassa, Italy, in 2024 and in Valais, Switzerland, in 2025.