Delia Da Mocogno and Gustav Wildhaber win the Swiss Enduro Championship

Schweizer Meisterschaft Enduro Airolo 2025

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The Swiss Enduro Championship makes its first guest appearance in Airolo and delivers a spectacular race weekend against a Mediterranean mountain backdrop. Delia Da Mocogno dominates the women's race and defends her title with aplomb, while Gustav Wildhaber finally fulfills his dream of winning the championship after years of attempts.

Despite the heatwave in Ticino, numerous spectators flock to the event village, which almost has a festival feel thanks to the on-site catering and open atmosphere. Particularly spectacular: the first stage passes directly above the campsite, which ensures a dense crowd along the route and unique vantage points from the camper or deckchair.

The race consists of five stages with a race distance of over 10 kilometers and a total ascent of 1,134 meters. The mixture of long, challenging climbs, technically demanding descents and fast flow passages requires a perfect balance of tactics, fitness, riding technique and mental strength. If you want to finish on the podium in Airolo, you have to consistently deliver top performance throughout the entire race day

Delia Da Mocogno dominates again

The reigning champion Delia Da Mocogno once again shows her top class. She wins all five stages and rides to the title with a lead of over 1 minute, 25 seconds. Her performance leaves the competition to fight for the remaining podium places, while she masters the Ticino trails seemingly effortlessly. The battle for second place was ultimately won by Lea Rutz. She fights her way up from fifth place, ultimately finishing ahead of Claudia Grassi from Ticino, who secures third place on the podium

Gustav Wildhaber fulfills his dream title - with a nightmare at the end

Gustav Wildhaber gives us goosebumps: after years of trying, he finally wins the Swiss championship title. From seventh place after the first stage, he fought his way to the top by the third stage. Even a crash on the last stage couldn't stop him and he saved his lead to the finish. Due to injury, Wildhaber is unable to take part in the prize-giving ceremony, but his victory is warmly celebrated by his fellow competitors. Second place went to Urien Minuty, who was in the lead after two stages but was unable to maintain his lead. Third place went to Alessandro Maghetti, who was in 14th place after the first stage but masterfully fought his way up to third place.

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