This is the support race for National Championships. 

For Entry to Full National Championships use this link British Cycling

An incredible weekend for enduro enthusiasts! The Lloyds National Enduro & E-Enduro Championships 2025 is happening on Saturday, 12th & 13th July 2025, in Machynlleth. Riders will tackle a mix of open moorland and technical forest tracks, with a seeding stage on Saturday that doubles as the final stage on Sunday.

Spectators can enjoy designated viewing areas, including spots near exciting features like rock drops. Plus, there’s separate camping areas for spectators, riders, and families

Racing the Mini Enduro:

You get to race some of the same stages being used for the chamionship in only a small bit size option!
Come race on Saturday camp over (Free Camping) and watch the championship racing on Sunday with the UK's best enduro racers. 

All 100% natural off piste stages (no trail centre stone tracks)

Stages open at 10.30am until 3.30pm

The 1 day format involves 5 hours of live timing where you can do as many runs as you like in any order you like with live timing on all the stages

The stages will be marked the day before the race so everything is ready to go for race day!

You can walk or ride the stages on Saturday and we have big field for overnight camping to make a weekend of it.

They will be taped and marked out, with professional timing, marshals and fully trained medics onsite throughout the race day.

Stages to be used

1. Chasing Charlie
2. Ridge Line
3. New top section into Red bull Fox Hunt into field

Very Important Information.

This is private venue and no riding before or after the event.

All natural off-piste stages. (No Trail Centre tracks)

The stages will be marked the day before the race so everything is ready to go for race day!

The stages will be taped and marked out, with professional timing, marshals and fully trained medics onsite throughout the race day.

The Format

The format is Mash Up for this race so you can ride together with no start times and you can ride the stages in any order as many times as you can.

• The stages will be all gravity with no uphills, just blasting down off piste trails.

• Distance will vary but expect around 10 miles to complete all the stages on the route.

• The transitions will follow the marked route to keep everyone going in the right direction.
• All stage times will be added together to produce the overall results for each category.

Quote from Sean Bacon from the last race “Great fun races the mini’s. Can’t recommend them enough.”

Location –

Dyfi Enduro fieldMachynllethPowysSY20 8AU

Behind Co-Op super market

Facilities

Camping and Parking.

• Car Parking is free in the Event field
• Overnight camping free

E-Bikes: must be limited to a maximum speed limited to 15.5mph. (These will be checked before the start)

The final map for the stages will be released on Friday of the race day.

Race Entries. The race has a maximum of 250 riders, so we advise you to enter early.

Who can race?

if your 13 or over have a mountain bike and a helmet then you can race.

Saturday – The stages are open to ride and are marked out but with no marshals or medics on the stages.

Start Times:

Mash Up format so All stages go live at 10.30am.

Rules

There are minimum 3 stages in each event, with transfers in between these transfers are not timed and do not count for the overall standing. Special stages close at 3.30pm

Mountain BikesAn all mountain bike is ideal for these races but any mountain bike is allowed

• E-bikes
• hardtail,
• short travel,
• long travel,
• 29”
• a downhill bike but not recommended with the riding in-between transfer stages.

Only one Bicycle can be used during an event, including any transition stages.

Competitors must start and finish the competition on the same frame, fork and wheels.

E-Bikes or E-MTB

All bikes used to compete within the E-bike class at the mini enduro races should comply with the current eu directive and abide by the rules in force.

An assisted maximum speed limited to 15.5mph.

Equipment

• A helmet (open or full face) must be worn during all race and transition stages.
• Knee and elbow protectors are advisable.
• All Competitors must be self-sufficient and prepared for a varying climate as well as any basic mechanical repairs. Consideration should be given to the nature of the course and the length of time the event may take to complete.
• This course is marked with signs and with some sections that are taped if a specific line should be taken on the stage.
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• If a competitor leaves the trail/course, they must re-enter at the same point and must restore the tape as they found it.