Ruben Chadwick and Ebony Nielsen have wrapped up unbeaten 2026 Australian Hard Enduro Championship campaigns, claiming the Gold and Women’s Class titles respectively aboard the Beta RR 300 RACE 2T.
Chadwick was unstoppable over the five-round series, winning every main race to secure the Gold Class title in dominant fashion.
Nielsen matched that record in the Women’s Class, winning every main race and every prologue throughout the season.
The championship finale at Corryong, Victoria, provided a suitably tough finish, with wet, greasy conditions making the already demanding terrain even harder.
Chadwick got off to a slow start in Saturday’s prologue, sitting behind the front group through the opening corners before making his move. He worked his way into the lead and settled into a clean, consistent pace to take the win.
That result gave Chadwick first choice of starting position for Sunday’s main race, and he used it to his advantage by establishing an early lead.
He briefly lost the top spot on the second lap but responded immediately, retaking the lead on lap three and holding it through to the chequered flag to claim another round victory and complete a perfect championship season.
For both riders, the titles cap off outstanding seasons aboard Beta’s flagship two-stroke, with the RR 300 RACE proving its credentials in one of Australia’s toughest off-road disciplines.
“Ruben and Ebony’s determination throughout the year has been nothing short of impressive, from their training off the track through to their performance at every round,” said Beta Motorcycles Australia Managing Director Patrick Lowry.
“Both riders have been focused on achieving these results, and they’ve delivered. We know the RR 300 RACE has what it takes to win, and it’s great to see it prove that at the highest level.”
Congratulations to Ruben and Ebony on two well-deserved Australian Hard Enduro Championship titles.
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