Beta Motorcycles Australia has announced its official Enduro Team for the 2025 season. Following a strong 2024 campaign, the team is back with renewed determination and an impressive roster, ready to take on the competition.
A Look Back at 2024
Beta’s 2024 season was one to remember, with standout performances across the board. Jye Dickson clinched the AORC E3 Championship in his debut year with Beta, despite battling a broken hand and multiple injuries. Ebony Nielsen secured an impressive 3rd place in the EW class, while Andy Wilksch fought his way to 4th place in the fiercely competitive E2 class.
The 2025 Lineup
Returning to defend his E3 title is Newcastle’s Jye Dickson aboard the Beta RR 480 RACE. After overcoming significant setbacks in 2024, Dickson is focused on maintaining his top form this season.
Andy Wilksch is back and aiming higher in the E2 class, this time on the Beta RR 430 RACE. With a full off-season of preparation following knee surgery, Wilksch is determined to reach the top step of the podium.
Ebony Nielsen continues with Beta, transitioning from the RR 300 Racing 2T to the RR 350 RACE 4T. After a strong 2024 season, including top finishes in the AORC and QORC, Nielsen is set to push even harder in 2025, with plans to compete in both Australian and Queensland Enduro Championships, as well as the prestigious Red Bull Romaniacs.
Hard enduro specialist Ruben Chadwick remains with the team, with a mix of local and international competitions on his 2025 agenda. More details on his campaign will be announced soon.
What the Riders Have to Say:
Andy Wilksch: “I’m excited to sign with the Beta Australia Enduro Team for another season. After a solid 2024, we’ve stepped up to the RR 430 RACE and put in the work during the off-season. I can’t wait to see what we can achieve this year.”
Jye Dickson: “Winning the E3 Championship in my first year with Beta was incredible. I’m eager to defend my title in 2025 and keep delivering results for the team.”
Ebony Nielsen: “2024 was packed with achievements, from the AORC to QORC and the AHEC. I’m looking forward to an even bigger year in 2025, including competing in the Red Bull Romaniacs.”
Beta Motorcycles Australia’s Race Team Manager, Ash Martin, added: “Last year was our best season yet. We’re excited to build on that success in 2025 with our talented riders and the continued support of our sponsors.”
The 2025 season kicks off with AORC rounds 1 and 2 in Kempsey, NSW, on March 1-2. Stay tuned to Dirt Action for all the latest updates from the Beta Motorcycles Australia Enduro Team!
