Husqvarna’s FE 350 ace wins SuperPole and all three finals in Riesa as Jonny Walker and Josep Garcia round out the Prestige podium
Billy Bolt has delivered a perfect weekend at Round 2 of the 2026 FIM SuperEnduro World Championship, dominating proceedings in Riesa, Germany, with a SuperPole victory and three straight wins in the Prestige finals aboard his Husqvarna Factory Racing FE 350.
Bolt came into the night strong, posting the second-fastest time in practice as he dialled in the tough Riesa track. When the pressure ramped up in SuperPole, he found another level—setting the fastest lap to secure three valuable championship points and first gate pick for the opening final.
From the front row, Bolt launched to the holeshot in Race 1 and immediately put himself in control. A small mistake brought Triumph’s Jonny Walker into the fight, and the pair went bar-to-bar in a tense, high-speed battle that saw multiple lead changes. Walker’s late error in the closing minutes opened the door for Bolt to retake the lead and then manage the run to the flag, pulling out to a five-second win.
Race 2 ran under the reverse-grid format, pushing Bolt to the second row, but he sliced through quickly with an aggressive inside move off the start to take charge almost immediately. From there, the five-time champion delivered a composed, commanding ride to lead from start to finish.
Back on the front row for Race 3, Bolt again nailed the start, grabbed the holeshot and built a decisive advantage within the first lap. Settling into a clean rhythm at the front, he rode mistake-free to another convincing victory—this time by seven seconds—to complete a clean sweep in Germany.
Behind Bolt, Walker was Bolt’s closest challenger across the night and secured second overall, while Red Bull KTM’s Josep Garcia continued an impressive early SuperEnduro learning curve by claiming third overall in just his second SuperEnduro appearance, backing up strong one-lap pace in SuperPole with a podium finish on the night.
With maximum points from Riesa, Bolt extends his lead at the top of the standings after two of seven rounds. The championship now heads to Bilbao, Spain, for Round 3 on January 17.
