MudEST Offroad: results of the Enduro and Enduro Adventure classes

MudEST Offroad 2026 has finished in Alutaguse (Ida-Viru County). It is mainly a round of the Estonian 4×4 off-road cup, but motorcycles were there too: the adventure programme included the ENDURO and ENDURO ADVENTURE classes. According to the RoadbookRally system, 178 crews and riders of all classes took part. The motorcyclists rode two special stages on Saturday.

In the Enduro class riders go in pairs and navigate by GPX. Both specials were won by the pair “Algajad” (“Beginners”): Lauri Junkin (Husqvarna TE300) and Erki Palusoo (KTM 300 EXC). Junkin rode the first special in 1:42:07.987 and the second in 2:27:54.289. On the first stage the pair “Tartust” (Eiko Haabu and Kristjan Onton) was next, then “Kohalikud” — Riho Rannamäe (KTM EXC) and Siim Pungas (TM). On the second, “Kohalikud” were second and “ADK” (Karl-Erik Abram and Martti Pukko) third. By the sum of the two stages (our count) the order is “Algajad”, “Kohalikud”, “Tartust”. From the tracks, riders covered about 53 km on the first special and about 76 km on the second. There were 24 motorcyclists in the class.

Enduro Adventure is an individual class, and it had 22 riders. The first special followed a roadbook, about 87 km. Jaan Kask (KTM 250 EXC) won it in 1:50:18.995, Peeter Karja was second and Taavi Tenno (Suzuki DR-Z4S) third. The second, by GPX (about 48 km), was fastest for the Finn Rauno Ravanti (KTM EXC-F) in 1:08:56.991, then Tenno and Kask. By the combined time of the two stages, going by the RoadbookRally figures, Kask leads (3:01:10), then Tenno (3:05:47) and Karja (3:08:33). The best on a heavy touring enduro was Argo Neumann on a Yamaha Ténéré 700 — fourth on combined time.