The GP of Portugal will be added to the 2025 FIM EnduroGP World Championship, taking the place of the previously canceled GP of France and returning the calendar to seven rounds.
This is a press release from the FIM…
(June 19, 2025) — The FIM and Prime Stadium Eventos, promoters of the Paulo Duarte FIM EnduroGP World Championship, are pleased to announce that an additional GP of Portugal will be added to the 2025 schedule, replacing the previously canceled GP of France and returning the calendar to seven rounds.
Following the recent announcement regarding the cancellation of the GP of France, Prime Stadium Eventos can now confirm that Esganados TT Motoclub will organize the newly instated GP of Portugal in Vila de Rei, Castelo Branco on 12-14 September.
Returning the EnduroGP calendar to seven rounds for 2025, the GP of Portugal will also feature round three of the Expotrade FIM Women’s Enduro World Championship and the Expotrade FIM Junior Women’s Enduro World Cup.
2025 FIM EnduroGP Schedule (Updated)
| 4/4-6 | (Rnd 1) Fafe, Portugal |
| 5/2-4 | (Rnd 2) Oliana, Spain |
| 5/23-25 | (Rnd 3) Skovde, Sweden |
| 8/1-3 | (Rnd 4) Rhayader, Wales |
| 9/12-14 | (Rnd 5) Vila de Rei, Portugal |
| 9/26-28 | (Rnd 6) Darfo Boario Terme, Italy |
| 10/17-19 | (Rnd 7) Zschopau, Germany |
Carla Alvarenga – Prime Stadium Eventos, Managing Director: “After the disappointing news that the GP of France could not be held, we’re very happy to announce that it will be replaced by the GP of Portugal in Vila de Rei. Thanks to the hard work of the Esganados TT Motoclub, we have been able to make this possible. Portugal is a country that has a great heritage in enduro, and after enjoying a very successful GP of Portugal in Fafe earlier this year, competitors, teams and fans can look forward to experiencing another taste of Portuguese culture, charm and hospitality in 2025.“
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The following is an update from May 21, 2025
The FIM, Prime Stadium and Requista Moto Sport regret to announce that despite their best efforts they have been forced to cancel the EnduroGP of France, which was scheduled for September 12-14 in Requista. The event will not be replaced.
UPDATE March 17, 2025:
The FIM, Romania Motorcycle Federation (FRM), Prime Stadium, and LX-Cape Motoclub announced that, despite their best efforts, they have been forced to cancel the EnduroGP of Romania, which was scheduled for June 20-22 in Bacau.
This decision is due to force majeure brought about by the recent African swine fever outbreak at a local hunting ground in Calugara, which overlaps the event’s roads and special test areas.
The event will not be replaced.
As a result, the 2025 FIM EnduroGP Championship will be made up of seven instead of eight rounds. Racing begins on April 4-6 with the GP of Portugal. CN
2025 FIM EnduroGP Schedule (Updated)
| 4/4-6 | (Rnd 1) Fafe, Portugal |
| 5/2-4 | (Rnd 2) Oliana, Spain |
| 5/23-25 | (Rnd 3) Skovde, Sweden |
| 8/1-3 | (Rnd 4) Rhayader, Wales |
| 9/26-28 | (Rnd 5) Darfo Boario Terme, Italy |
| 10/17-19 | (Rnd 6) Zschopau, Germany |
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The following is an update is from August 2024
As the penultimate round of the FIM EnduroGP World Championship wrapped up this weekend, the FIM announced the provisional schedule for 2025.
Expanding to eight rounds for the coming season, the championship will once again kick off with the GP of Portugal on April 4-6. Round two is planned for May 2-4 with the GP of Spain, followed by the GP of Sweden May 23-25. From there, the series heads to Romania for round four on June 20-22, with the GP of Wales set for August 1-3 six weeks later.
A busy end to the season will see the final three rounds take place across six weeks, beginning with the GP of France (September 12-14), the GP of Italy (September 26-28) and the GP of Germany for the final round on October 17-19.
The 2025 FIM Enduro Women’s World Championship will run alongside four of the EnduroGP rounds and is currently set for Portugal, Wales, France and Germany.CN
2025 FIM EnduroGP Schedule (Provisional)
| 4/4-6 | (Rnd 1) GP of Portugal |
| 5/2-4 | (Rnd 2) GP of Spain |
| 5/23-25 | (Rnd 3) GP of Sweden |
| 6/20-22 | (Rnd 4) GP of Romania |
| 8/1-3 | (Rnd 5) GP of Wales |
| 9/12-14 | (Rnd 6) GP of France |
| 9/26-28 | (Rnd 7) GP of Italy |
| 10/17-19 | (Rnd 8) GP of Germany |
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