The TM Boano Factory Team once again emerged as one of the standout teams in the FIM EnduroGP during the round held in Fafe, Portugal. In a weekend marked by intense competition and demanding conditions, the Italian squad secured important victories and consistent results across multiple categories, further strengthening its position among the championship’s leading teams.
With competitive riders ranging from the Youth and Junior ranks to the premier EnduroGP category, the team left Portugal with plenty to celebrate and valuable points in the championship battle.
Zach Pichon Claims Overall EnduroGP Victory
The highlight of the weekend was undoubtedly French rider Zach Pichon. Competing in the Enduro2 class, Pichon delivered an outstanding performance throughout the event, combining speed, consistency, and precision across the demanding Portuguese terrain.
After securing another Enduro2 victory on Saturday, he elevated his performance even further on Sunday. Pichon topped several key special tests during the day and claimed his first overall EnduroGP victory of the 2026 season, while also adding another Enduro2 win to his tally.
The achievement marked one of the biggest successes of the season so far for the TM rider and reinforced his status as a serious contender in both the EnduroGP and Enduro2 championship battles.

Manuel Verzeroli Secures Valuable Junior Podium
In the Junior category, Manuel Verzeroli continued to demonstrate his potential with another competitive weekend aboard the TM machine.
The young Italian maintained a strong pace throughout the event and secured an important third-place finish on Sunday, collecting valuable championship points and further strengthening his position among the category’s leading riders.
His performance once again highlighted the effectiveness of the team's rider development program and its commitment to nurturing future talent.
Pietro Scardina Dominates Youth Category
Pietro Scardina was another major protagonist for the team in Fafe. The young Italian rider dominated the Youth category, claiming victory on both days of competition.
Displaying impressive consistency and control throughout the weekend, Scardina outperformed his rivals and left Portugal with maximum confidence heading into the next rounds of the championship.
The double victory in Fafe also saw Scardina move into the lead of the Youth World Championship standings, further confirming his excellent form and growing status as one of the category’s top contenders.

Strength Across Every Category
The results achieved in Fafe once again demonstrated the depth and competitiveness of the TM MOTO Boano Factory Enduro Team project.
While Zach Pichon battled for victories in the premier classes, Manuel Verzeroli continued to score important results in the Junior category, and Pietro Scardina delivered a perfect weekend in Youth competition. Together, their performances highlighted the team’s balance between experience, technical excellence, and investment in young talent.
This combination remains one of the key factors behind the team’s continued success on the international enduro stage.
Momentum Builds for the Next Rounds
With an overall EnduroGP victory, multiple class wins, a Junior podium, and complete domination of the Youth category, the TM MOTO Boano Factory Enduro Team concluded its visit to Fafe with an extremely positive outcome.
The results achieved in Portugal provide valuable momentum heading into the next rounds of the 2026 FIM EnduroGP World Championship and keep the Italian squad
firmly among the championship’s leading contenders.
With competitive riders across multiple categories and a strong development structure, TM MOTO Boano Factory Enduro Team remains well positioned to fight for major honors throughout the remainder of the season.






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