Sydow sets the first Woltersdorf benchmark
Jeremy Sydow won the opening day of the 2026 FIM European Enduro Championship finale at Woltersdorf. The official timing lists the German Triumph rider first overall in 47 minutes 32.82 seconds after the day’s nine special tests.
Fischeder and Liszka separated by less than a second
Luca Fischeder finished second overall on 48:30.14, 57.32 seconds behind Sydow. Roland Liszka took third in 48:31.06, just 0.92 seconds behind Fischeder and 58.24 seconds from the winning time.
Three classes fill the overall podium
The first three positions also represent three different European classes. Sydow won E1, Fischeder led E3 and Liszka headed Junior 1. The Day 1 points shown by official timing are 20, 17 and 15 respectively.
Nine tests built the result
Woltersdorf’s format combined a Cross Test, Extreme Test and Enduro Test on each of three laps. Sydow was fastest in seven of the nine recorded tests, creating the margin even though he did not top both Extreme Tests.
This is a day result, not the final title table
The finale continues on Sunday 1 November with a second scoring day. Euro MX Community records only the confirmed Saturday classification here. Championship titles and the overall Novemberpokal outcome remain open until the organiser publishes the final results.
Facts are frozen to the verification date shown above. Any later correction will be added visibly.
Primary source checked internally: Official FIM European Enduro Championship Woltersdorf Day 1 timing.
