Career history
Norbert Zsigovits (1999) started riding motorcycles at the age of six, he came into the public eye at the age of 14-15 with a 450cc Kawasaki, and achieved good results in motocross in the national, Austrian and Czech championships, winning the second division championship there.
Nowadays, with many years of motocross and enduro racing experience, he competes in enduro, superenduro and hard enduro championships with the support of the HUMDA Academy under the MOTAM banner.
In 2022, after a change of category, he will compete in the Prestige, or King, category at the SuperEnduro World Championships, in a field with the best of superenduro racing.
About the motorbike
Norbert Zsigovits entered the “Open 4S” category on a 350cc, four-stroke KTM EXC (pictured). The bike was brand new and close to the production version, but has been modified with a special suspension tuned to the rider’s style.
For the SuperEnduro GP he uses a lighter, more controllable two-stroke KTM EXC 300 motorcycle, which he equips with a number of accessories to make it more usable in superenduro races and to prevent damage to the bike.
ENDURO RACING
Classic enduro racing is basically cross-country rallying on two wheels: riders compete in stages and special stages, stages being the link between special stages, which can be between 50 and 60 kilometres long, depending on the race, but each stage can last up to 2.5 hours, so the maximum daily distance is 7.5 hours. In the World Championship, the connecting stages must also be completed in the fastest possible time. The start of each day is usually at 9 AM, the first challenge is a special stage, which can be cross, enduro or extreme test for the riders.
Compared to classic enduro racing, SuperEnduro GP rounds are typically one-day events, with riders competing in three categories in short races of a few minutes, usually in indoor stadia. The sport is essentially a combination of enduro, motocross and trial racing, with practice sessions held against the clock and races where the riders compete against each other. The tracks feature various challenges, some resemble enduro racing, typically with wooden and rocky obstacles, some motocross elements such as jumps, wave lines or sharp corners, and some trial skill elements, including taller structures that riders have to jump on.
race calendar
10 December 2022
Kraków
Poland
7 January 2023
Riesa
Germany
4 February 2023
Budapest
Hungary
2 March 2023
Jerusalem
Israel
18 March 2023
Gliwice
Poland
news
Norbert Zsigovits secured 2nd place in the EnduroGP World Cup for Enduro Team Hungary
The Hungarian rider achieved an outstanding success, Márk Szőke scored points in the hard-fought weekend.
Norbert Zsigovits awaits the EnduroGP season finale in 2nd place, Márk Szőke returns with podium finishes
Enduro Team Hungary entered two riders in Open 2S and Open 4S.
Márk Szőke is back to the EnduroGP, Norbert Zsigovits claimed a podium place in Austria
The season continues at a new venue with Enduro Team Hungary once again taking two riders to the races.
Unprecedented success in Hungarian motorsport: Norbert Zsigovits wins Enduro World Cup race in Sweden
In the third GP weekend of his career, the Enduro Team Hungary rider claimed the top step of the podium.
Norbert Zsigovits claimed back-to-back 2nd places for Enduro Team Hungary in the Estonian round of EnduroGP
The Hungarian rider has continued his progress since his debut in Italy, will race again this weekend.
Norbert Zsigovits delivers podium finishes on Enduro Team Hungary’s EnduroGP debut, Márk Szőke classified 4th
Both riders posted competitive times at their maiden EnduroGP weekend in Edolo, Italy.
Budapest-based Motorsport Talent Management to support emerging local talents
Promising karting driver Benedek Vida and Enduro Team Hungary are targeting international success.
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