Scorpion™ RACE is a complete collection of high-performing and uncompromising products, born with competition in mind, from Downhill to Enduro. It takes advantage of totally new and uncompromising carcass, compound and design technologies of Pirelli. All born on race courses, tested and developed with the help of our factory athletes and raced against the fastest riders in the world.
DualWALLÂ is the special structure dedicated to enduro racing. The 120tpi double-ply carcass is combined with a rubber insert which reinforces the bead area, the most subject to pinch-flats.
The DualWALL construction is the choice of enduro riders who seek the maximum feeling with the ground without compromising on the famous double-ply construction reliability.
The Scorpion™ Race Enduro S is the tyre designed for races on intermediate and soft terrains, a true specialist of sandy, loamy and generally looser tracks. Â
Tread:Â The tread design is specifically designed for soft and loose terrain, featuring high and mid-spaced knobs that support aggressive riding when the tyres need to penetrate more in the terrain. The special design of the tyre comes from the extensive testing sessions with our enduro factory teams around the globe.
Compound:  The SmartEVO DH Compound is the enduro and downhill racing specific formulation, born in the Pirelli motorsport compounding department thanks to the multi-year experience in the motocross and rally World Championships. The SmartEVO DH is Pirelli's most advanced compound ever, chosen by the best Downhill and Enduro PRO athletes.
- Racing compound
- developed and approved by PRO riders
- supersoft (42 Shore A), temperature stable
Carcass:  DuallWALL is the special structure dedicated to enduro racing. The 120tpi double-ply carcass is combined with a rubber insert which reinforces the bead area, the most subject to pinch-flats.  The DualWALL construction is the choice of enduro riders who seek the maximum feeling with the ground without compromising on the famous double-ply construction reliability.
