Following the finale of the 2018 Enduro World Championship in Germany, Metzeler have been confirmed as the dominant force in the series after claiming the GP, E2 and E3 class titles.
Rudersdorf is just a few miles from the capital city, Berlin, and the circuit consists of mainly sandy surfaces, but mixed with various rocky or muddy sections.
Englishman Steve Holcome had the Enduro GP titles sewn up by the end of the first day, to make it back-to-back championships for the Team Beta man.
Following an unfortunate breakdown, Alex Salvini had to surrender the E2 class title to Eero Remes (pictured).
A double win in the E3 class gave Holcombe further reason to celebrate on Sunday, as he clinched a second major championship trophy in the same weekend.
In the Junior Class, Andrea Verona secured 2nd place for Metzeler and his TM Racing Factory Team after an outstanding season.
The MCE 6 Days Extreme is Metzeler’s acclaimed enduro tyre, and is popular with both competition riders and hobbyists, thanks to it also being street legal.
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