Husqvarna Factory Racing’s Billy Bolt is all set to defend his crown as the 2025 FIM SuperEnduro World Championship kicks off in Poland on December 14. With his sights firmly set on securing a fifth consecutive indoor title, Bolt enters the seven-round series poised to continue his impressive winning streak.

After a productive pre-season training period, Billy is fully focused on maintaining his championship dominance. Victorious at every round of 2024 despite a mid-season leg injury, the 27-year-old is determined to keep his flawless record intact for another year.

Bolt heads into round one of the 2025 SuperEnduro series fresh from his victory at Hixpania Hard Enduro. The win provided a significant confidence boost for the Brit after a challenging outdoor season marked by injury recovery. Gearing up for the indoors, where he will switch to the dominant FE 350, Billy is excited for the change of discipline and is raring to kick off his title defence in Poland this weekend.

The championship launches in Gliwice, Poland, on December 14 at the PreZero Arena. Resuming in early January 2025, the series will visit Germany and Romania before returning to Poland and Hungary in February. Newcastle’s Utilita Arena will host Billy’s home round for the second consecutive year on March 1, with the season concluding in France just one week later.

Billy Bolt: “It’s been a super busy off-season with there only being a few weeks between championships. I’ve had a lot of time on the bike training and testing ahead of round one of SuperEnduro. I’m looking forward to getting the first round done and out the way so I can settle back into more of a routine with training and racing and start working towards indoor world title number five. I’m really happy with how things have gone and I’ve made quite a few changes to the bike, but we’ve got it dialled in now which is great. I’m feeling as good as ever and I’m really excited to get underway in Poland!”

Fabio Farioli – Husqvarna Factory Racing Enduro Team Manager: “After a really promising few months of testing and training with Billy and the team, we’re really excited for round one of the 2025 SuperEnduro season this weekend! Our goal is of course to help Billy achieve his fifth SuperEnduro world title in a row, and we have no doubt that he can get the job done again. The indoor races really suit his aggressive style and the team have worked hard to make sure his bike is perfect to match this. The top spot is where we want to be at every round and we can’t wait to get underway.”

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