One of the most iconic Enduro events on the French calendar, the Trèfle Lozérien AMV, celebrated its 39th edition with a remarkable turnout. Spectators closely followed the event and took part in the various activities organized, creating a festive atmosphere around the town of Mende. Fans enthusiastically cheered on the riders during the special tests, with nearly 600 competitors participating — both amateurs and professionals, including champions from different eras. Over three days, riders covered long distances in a circular loop format, riding more than 200 kilometers per day and completing a total of 15 special tests across over 600 kilometers through the stunning landscapes of the Mende area in the Occitanie region.

This key event, considered the “Mecca of Enduro” in France, was a must for the Rieju Factory Team, represented by Loïc Larrieu and Rosie Rowett, both riding their MR PRO machines.

With good track conditions, Loïc Larrieu ended Friday’s first stage in 15th place overall. He managed to improve his performance on Saturday and Sunday with two 13th-place finishes, ultimately securing 13th overall in the combined standings and 10th in the Elite class.

Meanwhile, in the Women’s category, Rosie Rowett delivered a strong performance. She won Friday’s stage and remained highly competitive in all special tests. A crash on Saturday affected her performance, placing her third that day, while she finished second on Sunday. With the combined results, Rowett claimed 2nd place on the final podium in her category.

The Rieju Factory Team now shifts focus to their next goal: the fourth round of the Spanish Enduro Championship, taking place in Infiesto (Asturias) on the weekend of June 14–15.