Ten starts, ten wins
Dorian Simon completed a perfect 2026 French Enduro Championship campaign in the combined Junior E2/E3 classification. The Atomic Moto Beta rider won all ten scoring days across the five-round season and finished with the maximum possible total of 250 points.
A final-day clean sweep
Simon had already secured the championship before the Langogne finale, but he did not ride the final Sunday conservatively. The official series report records him as fastest in every timed test of the day, giving him a tenth consecutive victory and a clean finish to the season.
The margin behind the perfect score
Antoine Faveyrial secured second in the final standings on 182 points after finishing ahead of Nathan Boulenc on the last day. Boulenc ended third with 179. That 68-point gap from Simon to the runner-up shows how completely the champion controlled the category across the year.
Why the junior result matters
Junior enduro is judged across changing terrain, weather and special-test formats rather than a single repeating circuit. A perfect score therefore requires speed and reliability at every round. Simon's 250-point season is recorded here as an official championship result, without projecting an unannounced 2027 programme.
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Primary source checked internally: Championnat de France Enduro 24MX / FFMoto.
