Hixpania sets the stage for hard enduro’s final weekend

The FIM Hard Enduro World Championship reaches its scheduled finale at 24MX Hixpania Hard Enduro on October 23–25 in Aguilar de Campoo, Spain. The organizer identifies the event as the final round, while the Castilla y León motorcycle federation confirmed the same dates in its October 19 event notice. ^{[1] [2]}

Three days, three tests

Friday’s first major racing appointment is SuperEncierro, scheduled from 17:00 to 19:30 for HEWC/FIM competitors. Saturday moves into Campoo Xtreme, with a timed session from 11:30 to 12:30 before afternoon races for the Hixpanos and Caballeros categories. Those are local event times, so international viewers should account for their own time zone when checking any subsequently announced coverage. ^[3]

Sunday centers on El Camino Perdido, also called The Lost Road. The posted timetable gives the Hixpanos an 08:30 start and the Caballeros a 12:00 start. Their separate podiums are listed for 11:00 and 14:30, respectively. The world championship ceremony follows at 14:45, making Sunday afternoon the focal point of the closing weekend. ^[3]

Choosing spectator access

For spectators attending in person, the organizer lists a €25 Hixpania Fan wristband covering all three days, including paddock access and the principal race areas. A separate €15 Sunday wristband covers the Lost Road fan zone, start-finish area and Hixpania Hill Final. These are different access products, so visitors should check which areas their choice includes before purchasing. ^[4]

The Sunday-only wristband is advertised as box-office sales only, without advance sales. Children under 12 enter free with an accompanying adult. Capacity is limited, and the organizer requires spectators to stay in designated areas, keep emergency access clear and avoid unauthorized drone use. Check the live event pages before setting out: the published program allows changes for weather, safety or organizational reasons. ^[4]