Billy Bolt Net Worth 2026: Six-Time SuperEnduro Champion

No reputable publisher has estimated Billy Bolt's net worth, so the $13.3 million figure that used to lead this page has been removed. Bolt is a British enduro rider from Wallsend who races for Husqvarna Factory Racing. In February 2026 he clinched his sixth FIM SuperEnduro World Championship, tying the all-time record, and he was the first FIM Hard Enduro World Champion in 2021. His income comes from his factory contract, sponsors and prize money, none of which has been disclosed.

What is Billy Bolt's net worth?

There is no figure from Forbes, Celebrity Net Worth or a major newspaper. Enduro and SuperEnduro are niche motorsports compared with MotoGP or Formula 1, and rider contracts are rarely reported. A $13 million fortune for a rider in his twenties in this sport would need evidence, and there is none. The honest answer is that his net worth is unknown, though he is among the most successful riders in the discipline.

Billy Bolt's yearly earnings, monthly income and salary

The old page claimed he earned $500,000 a year, $42,000 a month and $1,400 a day. There is no source for those numbers, and they have been removed. Husqvarna does not publish rider salaries, and SuperEnduro prize money is not widely reported. His income sources are clear, though:

• Factory contract: he entered his ninth season with Husqvarna Factory Racing in 2026, according to MX Vice.
• Sponsorship: Wikipedia links to his athlete profile on Red Bull's website, and he races Red Bull events such as the Erzbergrodeo and Romaniacs.
• Results bonuses and prize money: tied to championships and race wins, typical in factory motorsport deals, though his terms are private.

Early life and family

William "Billy" Bolt was born on August 17, 1997, in Wallsend, North Tyneside, England, according to Wikipedia. He got his love of motorbikes from his father and started riding young, first in trials before moving to enduro. The old page's generic family description had no source and has been replaced.

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Billy Bolt's partner and family

The old page named a partner and said the couple were getting married. We could not confirm that from a reliable source, so it has been removed. What Bolt has said publicly is that he became a father during the 2025–26 off-season. In April 2026 he told Husqvarna's team announcement that it had been "a busy off-season off the bike with becoming a father."

Education

The claim that he graduated from university before racing had no source. Wikipedia says he started as a professional in 2016, at 18 or 19, as a privateer, so the university claim has been removed.

Racing career

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Recent results (2025–2026)

The 2025–26 SuperEnduro season was another dominant one. Enduro21 reported that he overcame poor starts to win round five in Belgrade, Serbia, in February 2026, setting up a title chance at home the following week. On February 28, 2026, in front of about 7,000 fans at Newcastle's Utilita Arena, he clinched the championship in the second final and went on to win the round, ahead of Jonny Walker and Mitch Brightmore, the official SuperEnduro site reported. Earlier that night he had topped SuperPole qualifying by 0.453 seconds, leading a top four made up entirely of British riders. It was his sixth world title, tying Poland's Taddy Błażusiak for the most in the series' history.

For the 2026 outdoor season, Husqvarna said Bolt would contest the FIM Hard Enduro World Championship, starting in France in April, plus Red Bull Erzbergrodeo in Austria and Red Bull Romaniacs in Romania, two events he had not yet won. MX Vice described him as a seven-time world champion across the indoor and outdoor series. He said it had been a few years since he started an outdoor season fully healthy.

Age, height and weight

Born in August 1997, Bolt turned 29 in August 2026. The old page's age of 34 was wrong. His height and weight have not been published by a reliable source, so those figures were removed.

Why no figure is given

Enduro riders' pay is private, and even top names in the sport are rarely valued by financial publishers. The claim of $13.3 million, paired with an invented salary, did not match anything reported about him. Until his contract or earnings are reported, his net worth cannot be stated responsibly.