MODENAS Head of Marketing, En. Aqbal Saifullah (centre, in Kawasaki jersey), together with the winners of the Enduro Open category during the prize-giving ceremony at Green Combat 2026 Powered by Kawasaki.

SERENDAH, 14 JUNE 2026 – The Malaysian off-road riding community came together for an action-packed weekend at Green Combat 2026 Powered by Kawasaki, held on 13 and 14 June 2026 at Buragas Enduro Park, Bukit Tasek, Serendah.

Set against a demanding natural environment, the two-day event brought riders, racing teams, motorcycle enthusiasts, media representatives and supporters together through a combination of competitive enduro racing, technical riding challenges and community engagement.

Around 100 metres from the starting line, riders face their first challenge — a log obstacle positioned along a tight uphill corner.

Participants faced a course designed to test more than outright speed. Rocky trails, steep inclines, muddy sections, river crossings and changing terrain required riders to demonstrate control, endurance, technical ability and determination throughout the competition.

A Challenge for Different Levels of Riders

Green Combat 2026 featured several competition categories, providing opportunities for riders with different levels of experience and motorcycle configurations to participate.

A participant competes in the EV category aboard a MODENAS electric off-road development prototype under evaluation.

The opening day featured the EV, Novice, CKD and Veteran 50 categories, while the Enduro Open Race took centre stage on the second day.

Each category presented its own set of challenges, with riders required to navigate the course while managing fatigue, terrain conditions and the technical demands of off-road riding.

Beyond the competitive element, the event provided an opportunity for experienced riders to connect with newcomers, exchange knowledge and strengthen relationships within the wider enduro community.

Supporting Malaysia’s Off-Road Riding Community

Powered by Kawasaki, Green Combat 2026 reflected the brand’s continued support for activities that bring motorcycle owners and enthusiasts together through shared riding experiences.

The event also demonstrated the diversity of Malaysia’s motorcycling community, particularly among riders who are passionate about adventure, enduro and off-road competition.

Participants prepare their motorcycles ahead of the race flag-off.

Kawasaki’s involvement extended beyond brand visibility, supporting an environment where riders could develop their abilities, experience competitive riding and engage directly with others who share the same passion.

The presence of riding communities, workshops, racing teams, media representatives and content creators also helped expand the event’s reach beyond the race venue, with moments from the weekend shared across digital and social media platforms.

More Than a Competition

While the races formed the centrepiece of Green Combat 2026, the event was equally defined by its sense of camaraderie.

Riders work together to overcome a challenging section of the course at Green Combat 2026 Powered by Kawasaki.

Riders supported one another through difficult sections of the course, while team members, organisers and spectators contributed to the energetic atmosphere throughout the weekend.

The combination of competitive action and community participation made Green Combat 2026 an inclusive gathering for both experienced competitors and fans of off-road motorcycling.

Building Stronger Connections Across the Riding Community

Green Combat 2026 Powered by Kawasaki concluded after two days of demanding competition, shared experiences and memorable moments at Buragas Enduro Park.

Bringing together riders of different experience levels, racing categories and motorcycle platforms, the event reflected the diversity of Malaysia’s growing off-road community. From experienced competitors and novice riders to teams, organisers, media and supporters, each group contributed to the character and energy of the weekend.

Riders from across the off-road community come together for a spontaneous group photo, united by a shared passion for riding.

Beyond the results, the event demonstrated how off-road riding can create meaningful connections through competition, mutual support and a shared willingness to take on new challenges. The sight of riders helping one another through difficult terrain reinforced the camaraderie that remains central to the sport.

MODENAS and Kawasaki Malaysia extend their appreciation to Buragas Lasak, the organising team, participating riders, media representatives, partners, crew members and supporters who contributed to Green Combat 2026.

Experiences such as Green Combat provide a strong foundation for the continued development of an inclusive and connected riding community. One that welcomes different backgrounds, encourages skills development and creates more opportunities for riders to learn, compete and grow together.

Let the good times roll.