Enduro racing is a form of off-road motorcycle competition that combines elements of both speed and endurance. Riders navigate a series of timed special stages, often through rugged terrain, while also covering untimed liaison sections to connect these stages. The goal is to complete the course in the shortest time possible, balancing speed with the ability to manage the bike over challenging landscapes. Typically, enduro races can last several hours or even days, testing both the rider's skill and the durability of the motorcycle. Events may include various terrains, such as forests, hills, and rocky paths, making it a diverse and exciting sport for participants and spectators alike. Popular events include the International Six Days Enduro and the Enduro World Championship.