SloEnduro Kamplc 2026
Fifteen years of Kamplc enduro.
SloEnduro Kamplc returned to the trails above Ajdovscina on June 6-7, 2026, with five timed stages, excellent conditions, and a race weekend that mattered because Kamplc has been shaping Slovenian enduro for fifteen years.
My official result was 15th in M1. The better memory is the balance of the weekend itself: Saturday recon, Sunday focus, a hot race day, and one more reminder that enduro is decided by consistency as much as speed.
Official category result from Sunday race day.
Five special stages across the trails above Ajdovscina.
Intervals.icu load from Saturday practice.
Intervals.icu load from Sunday racing.
Video
Full weekend footage from practice and race day.
The video adds the missing motion: practice day, race day, drone shots, and onboard GoPro footage from the trails above Ajdovscina.
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A familiar venue still found ways to feel fresh.
The terrain above Ajdovscina is familiar, but the organizers refreshed the race with new trail sections and stage combinations. That kept the weekend from feeling like a repeat, even on trails with a long SloEnduro memory.
The result matters, but the page should keep the full shape of the weekend visible: the views, the transfer rhythm, the crowd, and the work behind an event that riders only experience for two days.
Training day
Saturday was about learning the stages, not winning practice.
Practice day kept the right enduro logic: ride enough to understand the stages, but leave the racing for Sunday.
The terrain above Ajdovscina had plenty of contrast. Some sections rewarded smooth precision, while the steeper corners, rocky passages, and faster lines asked for commitment.
The activity came out almost identical to race day on paper: 16.5 km, 899 m of climbing, and 104 Intervals.icu load. That is a real training cost before the race even starts.
Race day
Five stages turned the weekend from recon into concentration.
Sunday changed the atmosphere immediately. The relaxed Saturday feeling disappeared and every stage became a small decision between speed, control, and risk.
The course had the full Kamplc mix: fast trail, technical sections, steep corners, rocks, and enough pedaling to remind everyone that enduro is not only descending.
The steep uphill near the end of Stage 4 was the clearest example. It arrived late enough to hurt and made the stage feel tactical rather than purely technical.
Result
15th in M1 was built more on consistency than one perfect stage.
The final result was 15th in M1 across five timed stages. For this race, that feels like the right kind of marker: solid, controlled, and earned without needing a dramatic story.
As fatigue built through the day, the important thing became staying focused enough not to donate time through small mistakes. Kamplc rewarded clean riding more than isolated moments of brilliance.
Intervals.icu shows the Sunday cost clearly: 16.9 km, 899 m of climbing, 2h 11m moving time, and 109 load in hot conditions.
Why Kamplc matters
Fifteen years of Slovenian enduro history were sitting behind the weekend.
The 2026 edition mattered because it marked fifteen years since the first enduro races organized by the Kamplc team.
That history gives the race a different weight. It is not just another weekend on good trails; it is part of the reason enduro became normal in this region at all.
At the same time, events like this are becoming harder to organize. Permits, environmental rules, and trail access can decide the future long before riders reach the start line.
Intervals.icu race-day activity distance.
Intervals.icu climbing total for Sunday.
Bike time across transfers and stages.
From rollout to finish area in the activity file.
Race route
GPX map and elevation profile for Ajdovscina.
The map uses the Sunday Garmin GPX file. Intervals.icu is the source for the headline distance and elevation numbers, while the GPX track gives the practical shape of the race day and the elevation profile.
The profile makes the day look compact, but the repeated stage starts, transfers, and late-stage fatigue are exactly where Kamplc becomes more than a simple descent count.