68th International six-day trip

The 68th international six-day race was the team world championship in enduro sport and took place from 11th to 16th October 1993 in Assen , the Netherlands, and the surrounding area. The national team of Poland won the World Trophy for the first time. The national team of the host Netherlands won the Junior World Trophy for the first time.

competition

organization

The event took place in Assen for the second time after the 59th International Six-Day Race (1984) was held here.

494 drivers from 23 FIM motorsport associations were registered for the competition .

Teams from 19 and twelve nations competed for the World and Junior World Trophy. In addition, 29 factory and 82 club teams were at the start.

Germany took part in the World and Junior World Trophy and with five club teams. Switzerland and Austria took part in the World Trophy, and two Swiss club teams were at the start.

1 day

Of the 494 registered drivers, 483 started the competition.

In the World Trophy, the Swedish team led ahead of France and the Czech team. Austria was in 9th place. Johannes Steinel was eliminated from the German team and Urs Huber from the Swiss team . For the teams, this meant 15,000 points every day: Germany was in 14th place, Switzerland in 16th place.

At the Junior World Trophy, the Netherlands team led ahead of France and Italy. The German team was in 7th place.

2 day

In the World Trophy, the French team led ahead of the Czech Republic and the Netherlands team. Georg Teufl was eliminated from the Austrian team , the team fell to 12th place. Germany and Switzerland followed in 13th and 15th place respectively.

At the Junior World Trophy, the team from the Netherlands continued to lead ahead of France and the team from Italy. Michael Singler was eliminated from the German team , which from then on meant 15,000 points for the team ranking every day. The team was still in 7th place.

3rd day

In the World Trophy, the Netherlands team led ahead of Finland and France. The German and Swiss teams were 9th and 11th respectively. In the Austrian team, Rudolf Pöschl was the second driver to retire, which meant 16th place for the team.

At the Junior World Trophy, the Netherlands team led ahead of France and Sweden. The German team was still in 7th place.

4th day

In the World Trophy, the Netherlands continued to lead ahead of Finland and Poland. The German team improved to 9th, Switzerland to 11th place. Werner Erös was the third driver to retire from the Austrian team, and the team was still in 16th place.

At the Junior World Trophy, the Netherlands team led ahead of France and the Czech team. In the German team, Nico Klaus, the second driver, was eliminated and the team slipped to 8th place.

5th day

In the World Trophy, the Poland team led ahead of the Netherlands and Ireland. The German team improved to 8th place, Switzerland took 11th place. The Austrian team took 17th place.

At the Junior World Trophy, the Netherlands team continued to lead ahead of France and the Czech team. The German team took 8th place.

6th day

On the last day of driving, the final race was held as the last special stage.

Final results

World Trophy

space	team	Points
1.	Poland	33,082.89
2.	Ireland	40,072.72
3.	Netherlands	48,743.15
4th	France	63,350.57
5.	United Kingdom	97,099.62
6th	Germany	102,338.08
7th	Switzerland	110,741.61
8th.	Canada	110,076.32
9.	Australia	120,172.82
10.	Finland	87,313.98
11.	Czech Republic	111,413.83
12.	Spain	120,793.60
13.	United States	162,056.06
14th	Italy	171,093.04
15th	Portugal	205,412.70
16.	Belgium	193,241.12
17th	Austria	212,120.24
18th	Hungary	275,623.85
19th	Sweden	244,863.62

Junior World Trophy

space	team	Points
1.	Netherlands	4,575.15
2.	France	5,656.10
3.	Czech Republic	12,620.45
4th	Spain	14,820.52
5.	Sweden	50,008.92
6th	Italy	65,478.75
7th	Canada	101,008.30
8th.	Germany	137,281.16
9.	Portugal	165,007.99
10.	United Kingdom	222,956.90
11.	United States	236,293.33
12.	Finland	273,922.45

Club teams

space	team	Points
1.	KOVO S&P A	8,164.96
2.	Club France 2	8,833.60
3.	Goal plate 1	11,747.36
4th	De Nop 1	15,600.11
5.	Wales Team A	19,545.31
6th	Vall. Enduro / ORC A	21,690.48
7th	SMI MK	23,675.00
8th.	Motor Club Son	23,998.06
9.	MAC Veenendaal 1st	30,345.81
10.	North Berks MCC	33,089.87
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12.	Team Switzerland terrain	35,907.25
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14th	ADAC Dortmund	41,523.36
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19th	ADAC Cologne	69,420.19
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23.	ADAC Karlsruhe	83,949.31
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28.	ADAC Frankfurt	97,778.39
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33.	ADAC Nuremberg	103,064.09
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53.	FMS - Suisse	150,812.63

Factory teams

space	team	Points
1.	CTI Kawasaki 1st	325.35
2.	Husqvarna Lucky 2	2,012.51
3.	GasGas	12,365.88
4th	Husaberg 1	16,945.07
5.	KTM Spain 1st	17830.07
6th	Husaberg P. glasses	23,725.58
7th	Husqvarna Canada	33,189.49
8th.	Husqvarna Lucky 1	30,262.77
9.	CTI Kawasaki 2nd	48,375.99
10.	Husaberg 6	57,930.27
11.	Suzuki USA	69,610.00
12.	KTM Austria	74,108.46
13.	KTM Farioa Italy	80,024.95
14th	Husqvarna Ben V. Erp	81,943.59
15th	Husaberg Canada	91,964.02
16.	KTM Australia	95,866.87
17th	KTM NL	97,266.42
18th	KTM	98,275.00
19th	Husqvarna 1 AMEV JT	103,644.94
20th	KTM - Suisse	108,064.48
21st	KTM Spain 2nd	102,963.53
22nd	Husaberg 4	108,911.58
23.	Husqvarna	154,025.42
24.	Husqvarna 3 AMEV JT	157,711.56
25th	Husqvarna West	169,566.40
26th	Husqvarna 2 AMEV JT	180,333.34
27.	Husaberg 3	180,657.82
28.	KTM / Putoline	189,734.91
29	Husqvarna 4 AMEV JT	270,000.00

Web links

• 6 Days Memories - Assen, Holland 1993