LOSSIEMOUTH
ENDURO 2026
7–8 MARCH 2026 • LOSSIEMOUTH • ROUNDS 1 & 2
The Scottish Enduro Championship opened at Lossiemouth with two days of sandy, technical Time Card Enduro. BRAAP followed the riders through tests, checkpoints and pits to show why Lossie has such a reputation.
Lossie Bites Back
Highland Enduro Club opened the 2026 Scottish Enduro Championship at Lossiemouth on 7–8 March, hosting rounds one and two. The event used an 18-mile route through the trees, with a tight and twisty special test. Around 120 riders took part, including a full Expert class. This year's course did not use the beach, but Lossiemouth's sandy forest terrain still provided a distinctive challenge.
Two-day Time Card Enduro
Highland Enduro Club
7–8 March 2026 · Lossiemouth
WATCH LOSSIE 2026
Lossiemouth Enduro 2026 results
View the results from both days of the Highland Enduro Club championship opener on 7–8 March 2026. These are individual race classifications, not overall championship standings.
Race results linked by Scottish Motorcycle Enduros.
Why Lossiemouth is a demanding Scottish enduro venue
Lossiemouth stands out for its sand. On softer ground, riders need to preserve momentum and manage changing lines rather than rely on the same braking points and grip they might find on a firmer course. As motorcycles pass through a section, ruts develop and an initially straightforward line can become harder to follow. The special tests put that challenge into a timed setting, where small mistakes can have a real effect on a rider's run.
The 2026 opener was not a beach race: the route ran through the trees. That distinction matters when looking back at Lossie coverage, because the venue's reputation for sand does not mean every edition follows the same course. BRAAP's film records this particular two-day weekend rather than treating Lossiemouth as a fixed layout.
How a Time Card Enduro works
Unlike a Hare & Hounds race, a traditional Time Card Enduro combines a route with scheduled controls and timed special tests. Riders must manage their time around the course as well as their speed in the tests. It rewards consistency, concentration and the ability to keep moving when the terrain becomes tiring. For anyone watching the Lossie film who has never entered this format, BRAAP has a separate guide to Time Card Enduro explaining what to expect.
Watch the riders, revisit the season
In Lossie Bites Back, BRAAP brings together trackside filming, onboard action and rider interviews from the championship opener. The coverage shows the event beyond a finishing order: the terrain, the work involved in getting round and the experience of the riders who took part.
For further reading, see the full Lossiemouth race report, browse the 2026 Scottish Enduro archive, or visit Scottish Motorcycle Enduros for official championship information and results resources. Race positions are deliberately not reproduced here without an event-specific verified result sheet.