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FAQ
General
Racing
Supporting WHES
Hard enduro is a form of off-road motorcycle racing that tests riders' endurance, technical skills, and mental toughness. The courses are designed to be incredibly challenging, featuring rough terrain, steep climbs, rocky sections, dense forests, water crossings, and other natural or man-made obstacles.
Unlike traditional motocross or enduro races, hard enduro focuses on slow, technical riding over grueling terrain rather than high-speed racing. Events like the Red Bull Romaniacs, Erzbergrodeo, and Sea to Sky are some of the most famous hard enduro races. It attracts riders of all skill levels, from amateurs to professional athletes, and often emphasizes camaraderie and perseverance, as many riders work together to overcome difficult sections of the course.
If you are ready for a serious challenge, hone your riding skills and come join us!
WHES stands for the “WA Hard Enduro Series”. Our series builds a community of riders empowered to overcome mental and physical challenges presented by the nature of the sport. We keep our series simple, rider-centric, safe and fun. WHES events are set up into a number of main classes - Gold, Silver & Bronze. There are a number of Bronze subclasses available - Iron, Womens & Junior - available at every event.
Absolutely! WHES events are very spectator-friendly, with free entry for all. Spectators are a big part of what makes the sport so exciting, and we warmly welcome everyone. Thanks to the slower-paced nature of hard enduro, our events have grown into a family-friendly experience that all ages can enjoy.
However, please remember that the racing you are watching is a high-risk recreational activity. For everyone’s safety, spectators must stay off the track at all times and supervise children closely. By attending, you acknowledge and accept the inherent risks associated with spectating.
Spectators must remain at least 6 metres back from the track at all times. Track boundaries are clearly marked with pink survey tape.
Yes! Camping is available Friday and Saturday nights at all WHES events. It’s free, but we’d love your support - grab a raffle ticket (or a few!) while you’re there. Donations for landowners are also welcome and are passed on directly to them.
Please note: portable toilets are provided, but there is no running water on site - so plan accordingly.
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