Martin Maes returns to the top of Enduro, Richie Rude and Harriet Harndern take the overall

In an epic final test marked by rain and mud, Orbea FOX Enduro Team rider Martin Maes has managed to take the victory in Loudenvielle. Richie Rude and Harriet Harndern have been crowned winners of a general classification that was open until the end.

Martin Maes returns to the top of the podium at the UCI Enduro World Cup in Loudenvielle

In the final stage of the UCI Enduro World Cup, held in the French town, the Belgian rider from the Orbea FOX Enduro Team put an end to a long season of ups and downs. Maes took first place in the EDR category just a week after achieving a top 20 in the DH world of Andorra.

After winning a tough race marked by weather and difficult terrain, Martin Maes gave the Orbea FOX Enduro Team their first victory in the category alongside his Orbea Rallón and the newly released Oquo MC32 Team wheels.

"Today I woke up with the feeling that I could win, and it was perfect: I didn't touch the ground once and rode the best I could in incredibly tough conditions. A great end to a tough race. A great end to the season, dedicated to the whole team for the work done over the last 3 years," Martin pointed out.

Richie Rude and Harriet Harndern take the overall title of the UCI Enduro World Cup

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The podium of the Elite male race in Loudenvielle was completed by Richie Rude and Greg Callaghan. The victory in the Elite female race was taken by Morgane Charre accompanied on the podium by Mélanie Pugin. Hattie Harnden finished fourth, a position that secured her the overall competition.

With the results of the final test, Richie Rude and Hattie Harnden have been crowned winners of the overall classification of the 2024 Enduro World Cup.