The french town of Mende has become a talisman for Ludivine Puy after reaching there the second world title of Women's Enduro. The Gas Gas rider once again proved its supremacy in a weekend in which Ivan Cervantes joined the party of the brand with a new podium in E2, which allowed him to consolidate his third place in the championship final clasification.

'Lulu' was plethoric with this new crown and even more so given the harsh terrain, the high technical level of the specials and the battle with his great rival, Laia Sanz. For his part, Ivan returned to give their all against a hardest Antoine Meo and 'Pela' Renet supported by their public. Despite the unfavorable that were the tests for the 2-Strokes engines, was always very close to the head thanks to a perfect race, in which even managed to score several partial 'scratch'.

Christophe Nambotin (E3) couldn't complete the Gas Gas podium because of a wrist injury on Saturday wich was prevented from leaving the next day. Still added a new second place in the E3 World Championship. Jordi Figueras showed their caste and on Sunday relieved 'Nambo' infront of the upper class, getting up to 7th place after finishing 9th the day before. In the hotly contested Junior class, Josep Rallo suffered greatly during the initial journey, but he could remedy the situation and up to 18th place in the final day.

After this great year, Gas Gas is working to present an increasingly powerful training ahead of the 2012 season, a goal that will continue building in the next two weeks in the final of the championship of Spain.

Ludivine Puy

"It was a great weekend. Really it wasn't an easy race because there was much time between races, it had a lot of pressure, and so takes a bit to find a rhythm. Despite this we did a good job and I'm thrilled. I really get this second title is a dream and more if we seeing that the participation and the level of my opponents is growing. I hope to continue in this line on next year and add many titles to my honors and to Gas Gas".

Iván Cervantes

"We knew there wouldn't be an easy race, the terrain didn't help and the French riders would run at home. Still, I'm very happy. We don't made mistakes, the bike worked perfectly and we achieved the goal of being on the championship podium. The second part of the season was perfect and the team's work has taken a leap forward, so that only the high level of Cris Guerrero has prevented us from being runners-up. I'm left with the desire to get a win, but there will be time to do".