Paris – September 09, 2026 -- French enduro champion Mathias Bellino is starting a new off-road chapter with a Super Villain SX20T side-by-side vehicle provided by Segway Powersports.

Bellino built his career on world titles before a career-ending crash

Bellino won the Enduro Junior World Championship in 2012 and the Enduro E3 World Championship in 2015. He was also part of French teams that won the ISDE Junior World Trophy three consecutive years, from 2011 to 2013. He began riding motorcycles at age four before moving through motocross into elite enduro racing.

In August 2018, during his first cross-country rally, the Desafío Ruta 40 in Argentina, Bellino crashed and suffered serious spinal injuries. He had been working toward competing in the Dakar Rally at the time. The accident ended his professional racing career.

He stayed connected to the sport as a team manager

Bellino later returned to the EnduroGP paddock as team manager of Honda ORC, continuing to find ways to remain involved in off-road racing.

A side-by-side vehicle now gives him a new way to ride

With the Super Villain SX20T, Bellino is exploring off-road terrain through a different format than the motorcycles that defined his early career. The vehicle allows him to stay outdoors and engage with landscapes he once raced across.

Segway Powersports is backing the collaboration as part of its "Fear No Place" positioning, framing the partnership around shared interest in exploration rather than a return to competitive racing.