Several big names from the U.S., France, and Spain are coming to GGN 2025!
The world's largest enduro race—the Gotland Grand National, now in its 42nd consecutive year—can now announce several big names who will be coming to Gotland and the GGN.
– From the U.S. (California) comes Josh Mosiman (whose mother is Swedish), best known through *Motocross Action* magazine, where he travels the world test-riding motorcycles and writing about them. Josh is coming to Gotland with his colleague and MXA test rider Josh Fout. “They want to make a documentary about GGN for the American market,” says Conny Bohlin, CEO of Nordic Sport & Event, which organizes GGN. “It was through our contact Gjermund Frostad in Norway that we made contact with Josh.”
SWECON and electric motorcycle manufacturer Stark Future are continuing their partnership with GGN through a team competing in electric motorsports for sustainability. The team racing the Stark Varg includes some well-known names
– Från Frankrike kommer ingen mindre än motocrosslegenden och tvåfaldiga världsmästaren Sebastien Tortelli som är ett otroligt stort namn inom sporten.
– David Herbreteau även han från Frankrike kommer till start.
– Från Spanien ser vi enduroinfluencern Daniel Sánchez.
– Med i teamet ser vi även stunt- och motocrossföraren Anna Palander.
All four participants will travel to Gotland to race in electric Stark Varg cars. The team is coming to Gotland to demonstrate that electric power is both competitive and sustainable.
Stark Varg, in collaboration with SWECON, was already there in 2024—though with a different lineup of participants. “It’s going to be really exciting to see what they can accomplish this year with the team now that they’ve gotten to know the track and the format, and further developed the motorcycles and their battery capacity,” Conny Bohlin adds.
Our collaboration last season was not a one-time event. We continue to drive and develop the transition, not only in the construction and civil engineering industry, but also in motorsports. Together with Stark Future, we’re demonstrating how enduro can become more sustainable through electric power and smart material choices, while also helping GGN reduce its carbon footprint,” says Fredrik Rigö, Head of Marketing Communications at Swecon.
The Gotland Grand National is the world’s largest enduro race, attracting over 3,000 participants from about 15 different countries each year. In 2025, the race will take place October 23–25 in Hejdeby on Gotland.
For more information, please contact
Conny Bohlin 0708 – 249494
Nordic Sport & Event
Gotlandgrandnational.se
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Swecon Construction Equipment
Team Swecon
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