Cycle News Staff | November 21, 2024
The 2025 AMA National Enduro Series schedule is out. The 2025 season will consist of nine rounds at its usual locations, but in a slightly changed order from the 2024 season.
Steward Baylor, on the AmPro Yamaha, opened the 2021 Kenda National Enduro Championship with a win at the Sumter Enduro in South Carolina. Photo Shan Moore.
The series kicks off on February 9 with the Sumter National Enduro in South Carolina, and the Cajun Classic National Enduro in Forest Hill, Louisiana, is again round two, planned for April 6.
Greensboro, Georgia’s Cherokee National Enduro is next, scheduled for May 25.
The Cherryville, Missouri, round is earlier this year, with the Flying W Ranch National Enduro planned for June 8 (instead of September).
Round five and six are again the Little Raccoon National Enduro (Wellston, Ohio) and the Rattlesnake National Enduro (Cross Fork, Pennsylvania) on June 29 and July 27, respectively.
Then it’s back to Missouri for the Lead Belt National in Park Hills on September 14.
Round nine, the Muddobbers National Enduro in Matthews, Indiana, will fall on a Saturday instead of a Sunday this year, on October 4, since the final day of the Motocross of Nations is planned for October 5 in Crawfordsville, just a few-hours drive away.
AMA National Enduro will again hold its final round on the first Sunday of November in Stanton, Alabama, for the ever-popular Gobbler Getter National Enduro.
Here is the schedule:
