Jeremy Sydow and Leo Joyon Secure Double Podiums at EnduroGP of France

Triumph Factory Racing’s Leo Joyon and Jeremy Sydow delivered another impressive weekend at the penultimate round of the 2026 FIM EnduroGP World Championship in Saint-Agrève, France. Joyon excelled on home soil with two overall Junior podiums, while Sydow continued his remarkable run in Enduro1 with another pair of runner-up finishes aboard the TF 250-E.

Jeremy Sydow continued to demonstrate his growing confidence and pace in the Enduro1 class. After placing sixth in Friday evening's Super Test, the German produced an outstanding performance on Saturday, recording five top-five scratch test times against the world's best EnduroGP riders. His consistency across the day earned him eighth overall, with only 10 seconds separating fifth through to eighth in an incredibly competitive field. Sydow also comfortably secured second in Enduro1, finishing 23 seconds clear of third place.

Sunday brought another strong performance, with Jeremy once again challenging the EnduroGP frontrunners throughout the day. Posting four top-six test times, including an impressive third-fastest time on one special test, he wrapped up the weekend with ninth overall and another second-place finish in Enduro1. The result marked another significant step forward for Sydow as he continues to establish himself as one of the leading riders in the class during his debut season with Triumph Factory Racing.

Competing in front of a passionate home crowd, Leo Joyon enjoyed one of his strongest weekends of the season. The Frenchman delighted the fans on Friday evening by topping the Junior timesheets in the Super Test, claiming the hot seat in front of a packed audience. Carrying that momentum into Saturday, Joyon delivered a superbly consistent ride, recording top-three times in seven of the day's nine special tests. Locked in a thrilling battle for victory throughout the day, he ultimately finished just five seconds shy of the overall Junior win to secure second overall and victory in the Junior1 class.

On Sunday, Joyon once again fought at the sharp end of the field. After taking a little time to settle into his rhythm, he came alive during the latter stages of the race, winning three special tests and mounting another charge for victory. In one of the closest finishes of the season, he secured second overall in Junior, finishing just one hundredth of a second ahead of third place after nine tests, while also claiming second in Junior1 to maintain the pressure in both championship battles.

Elsewhere, Triumph riders continued to deliver strong performances across the paddock. Triumph Italia Racing's Morgan Lesiardo secured third place in Enduro1 on both days, while teammate Roland Liszka celebrated a Junior1 podium on Sunday with third place.

Following round six, Joyon moves into second overall in the Junior World Championship ahead of the season finale, while retaining second place in the Junior1 standings with everything still to play for in Wales. Sydow also continued his climb up the championship rankings, moving into 12th overall in EnduroGP and fourth in the Enduro1 standings as he closes the gap to the championship top three.

The 2026 FIM EnduroGP World Championship concludes with the GP of Wales in Rhayader on August 7–9, where Triumph Factory Racing will look to finish the season strongly at its home round.

Jeremy Sydow

“I’m really happy with the weekend. Taking two second-place finishes in Enduro1 is a great result, and it was fantastic to race in front of such passionate fans – the atmosphere all weekend was incredible. I felt really good on the bike and I’m pleased with the progress we made, even though a few small mistakes today cost me a stronger overall result. We improved a lot throughout the weekend, especially in the Extreme Test, and that’s a big positive to take away. The whole team has done an amazing job, and I’m excited to keep building on this momentum heading into the final round in Wales. Racing the French Championship last weekend definitely helped with my preparation, and it showed how valuable race time can be.”

Leo Joyon

“Honestly, it was an incredible weekend. The French fans were amazing – I think they’re the best in the world, and I’m sure all the riders would say the same. I’m really happy with my riding overall, although I made a few mistakes today with three crashes, which made things harder than they needed to be. Even so, to finish second overall by just one hundredth of a second shows how close the racing was. It’s another strong result and it moves me up to second in the championship with one round to go. Now all the focus is on the final race in Wales, where I’ll be giving everything to finish the season on a high.”