Vinicius Calafati and Patrik Capila Stand Out at the Brazilian Enduro Championship in Reserva (PR)

The 2026 Brazilian Enduro Championship arrived in Reserva, Paraná, bringing together some of the top names in Brazilian motorcycle racing for another round filled with technique, speed, and endurance.

Held from August 7 to 9, the fourth round of the season was scheduled to host the 4th stage of the championship. The course prepared for the riders featured three special tests per lap and more than 50 kilometers of riding, putting both competitors and machines to the test across technical terrain, forest sections, climbs, and descents.

Among the leading names in the competition were Vinicius Calafati and Patrik Capila, two riders who continue to demonstrate a high level of performance throughout the season.

Vinicius Calafati Leads the Elite E1 Category

Representing Guariba (SP), Vinicius Calafati currently leads the Elite E1 category, with 156 points in the Brazilian Enduro Championship.

His position highlights the rider’s consistency throughout the season and reinforces his place among the top names in Brazilian Enduro. Speed, technique, and consistency make all the difference in a championship where every special test and every second can determine the final result.

Elite Category – E1
1st Place – Vinicius Calafati | Guariba – 156 points

Patrik Capila Remains Strong in the Elite E2 Battle

In the Elite E2 category, Patrik Capila, from Colatina (ES), currently sits in second place in the championship with 142 points, remaining firmly in contention for the top positions.

The rider entered the 2026 season with even more experience after winning the Enduro World Championship title in the Open 4T category in 2025, a historic achievement for Brazilian motorcycle racing.

Elite Category – E2
2nd Place – Patrik Capila | Colatina – 142 points

Performance Pushed to the Limit

The round in Reserva once again showcased the high level of the Brazilian Enduro Championship and the scale of the challenges faced by the riders. Heavy rain in the region affected course conditions and led organizers to cancel the stage scheduled for Sunday, prioritizing the safety of competitors and teams.

Even under demanding conditions, Vinicius Calafati and Patrik Capila remain among the leading contenders in their respective categories, bringing speed, technique, and determination to every challenge of the season.

For Belparts, this is exactly what captures the essence of off-road riding: pushing limits, pursuing performance, and continuing to accelerate toward the next challenge.