The Auto-Cycle Union has named Tristan Robinson as its new enduro commission chairman, marking a key move ahead of the International Six Days Enduro 2027 in Wales. Robinson brings both international riding and event-organising experience, and aims to develop enduro from grassroots to elite levels.
“My goal is to give back to the sport I love and help enduro thrive for future generations,” said Robinson. He emphasises building a strong grassroots base, a coherent national structure, and close collaboration with clubs and promoters. The commission will continue to support key championships, including EnduroGB, British Sprint Enduro, British Extreme Enduro, and the Youth Enduro Championship.
Robinson is prioritising land access, working with landowners and public bodies. “Without access to land, we don’t have a sport,” he added. He is also encouraging more organisers to run ACU-permitted events, which benefit from structured support and insurance. ACU CEO Matthew Edwards-Wear said Robinson’s dual experience will be vital to growing the sport and delivering a successful ISDE Wales.