The first edition of the Jarvis Signature Series kicked off with Jarvisland Hell, and it was David Cyprian who claimed victory in what served as a key warm-up race ahead of the 2026 Hard Enduro World Championship season.
Despite organizational delays that ultimately led to a shortened race format, the event stood out for its track design. Riders were treated to technical sections, demanding obstacles, and flowing terrain that delivered exactly the kind of challenge expected from a race carrying the Jarvis name.
Cyprian Takes the Win in PRO
David Cyprian secured the overall victory in the PRO class, showing strong pace and control throughout the race. The Czech rider used the event as preparation for the upcoming world championship season — and left with both confidence and momentum.
“Unfortunately the race was shortened, all because some organizational problems, but very beautiful track with some tough sections and very nice weather. I enjoyed it as a preparation for season!” said David Cyprian.
The PRO podium was completed by:
2. Santi Martín Fernández
3. Jaime Quílez Serón
Strong Battles Across All Classes
Beyond the PRO category, the event featured competitive racing across multiple classes:
SEMI-PRO
- David Fernández Chaves
- Oscar Jimenez Rodríguez
- Daniel Torreno Carrasco
Veteranos A
- José Miguel Rubio Prieto
- Juan Martínez Andreo
- Alfredo Jimenez Rueda
Veteranos B
- José Marcos Álvarez Ruiz
- Henning Meyer
- Juha Poutiainen
Even with the shortened race, the technical sections ensured that only consistent and precise riders could make it to the top.
A Promising Start for the Jarvis Signature Series
While the organizational issues forced adjustments to the race schedule, the track itself received positive feedback from riders. Technical climbs, tricky sections, and solid terrain conditions under good weather made it a valuable early-season test.
PRO Class Top10
SEMIPRO Top10
VETERANS A Top10
VETERANS B Top10
