The Junior Enduro riders (boys / girls) 360° Pathway is an education-first initiative that gives women, and young riders real access to Enduro before they feel ready to race at world level. Over a focused two-day camp on licensed tracks, participants will learn in small groups with professional / licensed coaches who will combine classroom learning with supervised riding. The aim is simple: turn interest into ability, build confidence step by step, and create a clear, welcoming route into the sport where the next step is – participation in higher level events – like the FIM Enduro Junior World Cup (men / women).

TBA – France

€3000

TBA – July 2026

FIM CEN & FFM & Paolo Duarte group

360° Enduro Learning – from classroom to track.
A pro-class, two-day coaching pathway that takes riders from theory to practice, safely, confidently, and with purpose.

What we will teach (from the classroom to the track):

• Mechanics and bike setup (general); Sessions with riders and parents, before starting the riding sessions.
• Riding elements and track skills:line choice, obstacles, braking / acceleration drills, etc.
• Safety and environment: safety signals,equipment checks, safe environment importance and responsible riding.
• Athlete basics:nutrition (basic level), hydration, warm-up / recovery, simple training plans (together with parents).

• Grow the number of Junior riders (men / women) entering Enduro through inclusive, education camps.
• Build confidence, skills, and safety awareness from classroom learning to on-track practice.
• Educate riders, parents, and coaches on all key aspects of Enduro from bike setup to athlete development.
• Strengthen collaboration with local clubs, FMNs and communities to create welcoming entry points into the sport.
• Increase visibility and media presence for Juniors (boys / girls) and Enduro as a whole.
• Establish a clear progression pathway from learning to competition, leading to FIM Enduro Junior classes in FIM events by 2027.
• Grow the number of licenced male and female Junior Enduro competitors nationally and
• Develop new coaches, including women, to support long-term growth and inclusivity.
• Promote a culture of safety, education, and equality within Enduro.

• Increased participation of Juniors (boys / girls) in Enduro at grassroots and competition level.
• Enhanced knowledge and skill development among female riders through structured training.
• Greater visibility and media coverage for juniors (boys / girls) nationally and internationally.
• Improved access to Enduro opportunities and resources for new Junior athletes.
• Growth in the number of volunteers.
• Continued momentum to elevate the existing Junior World Cup towards a future World Championship.