Pedalhounds, which has organised mountain bike events in the south of England for over 30 years, has announced a change of organiser for its MTB and eMTB Enduro Series. In a video posted to its Facebook page, the team said they are stepping back after ten years of running the Enduro Series, with Dan Hole set to take over organising duties at the end of the current season. Pedalhounds said more information on Dan Hole would follow soon.

Pedalhounds was founded in 1992 by Paul Hunt, who returned to run the Enduro Series in 2016 after a break from the sport, building it into one of the best-loved fixtures on the UK enduro calendar.

The final round of the 2026 season, and the last race under the outgoing team, takes place at Land of Nod near Bordon, Hampshire on Sunday 4th October, the venue where the series began 30 years ago. Entries close on Wednesday 30th September, with a Fun Category open to first-time enduro riders alongside the standard age and gender categories.

Pedalhounds has been a fixture of the enduro scene in the south of England for a decade, and mountain bike racing there for decades before that. iBikeRide would like to thank the team at Pedalhounds for their years running one of the most well-loved and respected series on the UK calendar, and wishes Dan Hole the very best in taking over the reins.

Check out the full list of MTB races, rides and events on the iBikeRide Event Calendar, or head to Pedalhounds for full details and entries for the final round at Land of Nod.