Bradley Freeman

Bradley Freeman grew up in Rugeley, England, where a passion for off-road riding eventually carried him onto the international enduro stage. Born on 5 July 1996, he worked his way up through British motorcycle racing before breaking through at the elite level of the Enduro World Championship, where he now competes on the Factory Beta team.

Freeman’s breakthrough came as part of a remarkable British era in the sport. Since 2018, he and fellow Brit Steve Holcombe have dominated the Enduro World Championship, and in 2020 the pair swept the EnduroGP, Enduro2, and Enduro3 world titles between them. Freeman’s own signature achievement arrived in 2021, when he claimed the Enduro 3 world championship with 11 consecutive race wins, a run of consistency few riders in the discipline have matched.

He remains at the top of his game, holding the Enduro 3 world title again in 2024 as the reigning champion. Riding for Factory Beta, Freeman has established himself as one of the defining enduro racers of his generation, with a reputation built on relentless pace across demanding terrain and season-long durability at world championship level.

Based in England, Freeman continues to compete on the world stage while representing one of the sport’s most successful factory programs, keeping British enduro racing firmly at the front of the pack.