80th international six-day trip

The 80th international six-day race was the team world championship in enduro sport and took place from 13 to 18 September 2005 in Považská Bystrica, Slovakia, and the surrounding area. The national teams of Italy won the World Trophy for the thirteenth time and the Junior World Trophy for the fifth time.

Považská Bystrica , start and finish point of the individual stages

competition

organization

The event took place in Považská Bystrica for the fourth time, after the 52nd (1977), 57th (1982) and 66th International Six-Day Race (1991) were held here.

18 teams for the World Trophy, 12 for the Junior Trophy, 77 club teams and 6 individual starters from a total of 26 nations took part in the competition.

Germany took part in the World Trophy and with 6 club teams. 3 club drivers started for Switzerland. There were no drivers from Austria.

1 day

A total of 383 drivers started the first day of the competition. The route of this stage was two identical laps over a total of 233 kilometers in the north of Považská Bystrica. Four motocross and two enduro tests had to be completed as special tests.

After the first day of driving, the team from France led in the World Trophy classification, ahead of Italy and Finland. The German team was in 14th place.

In the Junior Trophy classification, the Italian team led ahead of France and Finland.

The club ranking was led by MOTOKLUB JIŘETÍN - PFANNER ahead of MOTOCLUB LUMEZZANE and WALES A TEAM. The best German club team was the ADAC HESSEN - THÜRINGEN team in 15th place. The ENDIVAL team from Switzerland took 15th place.

2 day

On the second day of driving, the identical stage of the previous day including the special stages was driven.

The team from Italy led the World Trophy ranking ahead of France and Finland. The German team was still in 14th place.

In the Junior Trophy classification, the Italian team continued to lead ahead of France and Finland.

The club ranking was led by MOTOCLUB LUMEZZANE ahead of MOTOKLUB JIŘETÍN - PFANNER and MOTOCLUB AZZURI. The German team ADAC HESSEN - THÜRINGEN improved to 9th place, the ENDIVAL team from Switzerland to 22nd place.

3rd day

The third day's stage was driven north and west of Považská Bystrica. Two identical laps had to be completed over a total of 249 kilometers as well as four motocross and two enduro tests as special stages.

In the World Trophy classification, the team from Italy continued to lead ahead of France and Finland. Sven Brettschneider left the German team , so the daily result was used up. The team improved to 13th place.

The Italian team continued to lead the Junior Trophy ranking ahead of France and Finland.

As on the day before, the club ranking was led by the MOTOCLUB LUMEZZANE ahead of the MOTOKLUB JIŘETÍN - PFANNER and the MOTOCLUB AZZURI. The German team ADAC HESSEN - THÜRINGEN remained unchanged in 9th place. Due to the failure of Alain Vaudan , the ENDIVAL team slipped to 48th place.

4th day

On the fourth day, the identical stage of the previous day including the special stages was driven.

At the end of the fourth day of driving, the team from Italy continued to lead in the World Trophy standings, ahead of France and Finland. Sebastian Pauly, the second driver of the German team, retired and the team slipped to 14th place.

In the Junior Trophy classification, the Italian team also continued to lead ahead of France and Finland.

The club ranking was led by MOTOCLUB LUMEZZANE ahead of MOTOCLUB AZZURI and MOTOKLUB JIŘETÍN - PFANNER. The German team ADAC HESSEN - THÜRINGEN improved to 8th place, the Swiss team ENDIVAL slipped to 50th place.

5th day

The fifth day's stage was held south of Považská Bystrica. With a total length of 270 kilometers, the two identical laps to be driven were the longest day stage of the event. Four enduro and two motocross tests had to be completed at special stages.

The intermediate results after the fifth day of driving: In the World Trophy ranking, the team from Italy led ahead of Finland and Sweden. The German team improved to 13th place.

In the Junior Trophy, the Italian team continued to lead ahead of France and Finland.

The club ranking was led by MOTOCLUB LUMEZZANE ahead of MOTOKLUB JIŘETÍN - PFANNER and KTM POLSKA & MOTOKLUB OLSZTYN. The German team ADAC HESSEN - THÜRINGEN slipped to 9th place, the Swiss team ENDIVAL improved to 46th place.

6th day

On the last day a short stage of 51 kilometers with the destination Sverepec was driven where the final race took place as the last special stage on the local motocross track.

Final results

World Trophy

space	team	time
1.	Italy	25: 22.40
2.	Finland	26: 34.37
3.	Sweden	36: 03.81
4th	United Kingdom	38: 30.56
5.	Australia	48: 10.76
6th	Slovakia	52: 13.65
7th	Czech Republic	1: 00: 31.59
8th.	Portugal	1: 26: 10.88
9.	Netherlands	1: 29: 31.49
10.	United States	1: 32: 05.38
11.	United Kingdom	1: 43: 24.34
12.	Hungary	8: 05: 33.93
13.	Germany	7: 29: 54.37
14th	Poland	8: 52: 03.17
15th	France	8: 27: 34.89
16.	Canada	16: 52: 21.10
17th	Venezuela	18: 45: 05.40
18th	Greece	18: 52: 54.80

Junior World Trophy

space	team	time
1.	Italy	29: 42.87
2.	France	36: 47.39
3.	Finland	38: 35.28
4th	Sweden	49: 18.73
5.	Slovakia	1: 03: 52.03
6th	Czech Republic	1: 05: 55.36
7th	Australia	1: 06: 40.44
8th.	United States	1: 18: 31.70
9.	Portugal	1: 25: 18.45
10.	Netherlands	2: 01: 43.03
11.	United Kingdom	14: 31: 51.10
12.	Venezuela	34: 02: 28.01

Club team award

space	team	time
1.	MOTOCLUB LUMEZZANE	39: 05.56
2.	MOTOKLUB JIŘETÍN - PFANNER	50: 43.38
3.	KTM POLSKA & MOTOKLUB OLSZTYN	54: 45.88
4th	SMF CLUB TEAM	1: 00: 02.01
5.	MOTORCYCLING NEW ZEALAND	1: 00: 35.44
6th	TEAM ITALIA UNDER 21	1: 09: 57.34
7th	BODRO RACING	1: 11: 40.77
8th.	WALES B TEAM	1: 21: 16.55
9.	ADAC HESSEN - THURINGIA	1: 21: 46.85
10.	WALES A TEAM	1: 28: 15.86
11.	ADAC PFALZ / VUT	1: 35: 05.54
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28.	DMV TEAM	4: 51: 43.62
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32.	ADAC WÜRTTEMBERG	6: 14: 20.27
33.	ADAC SAXONY	6: 14: 40.85
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39.	DMSB 2 TEAM	7: 15: 17.56
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47.	ENDIVAL	9: 27: 35.95

Manufacturer's Team Award

space	team	time
1.	KTM FARIOLI	8: 05.88
2.	HM HONDA ZANARDO / A	15: 48.45
3.	TM FACTORY A	17: 56.24
4th	HUSABERG 1	28: 09.36
5.	YAMAHA UFO CORSE / A	31: 44.08
6th	TM FACTORY B	53: 39.63
7th	HUSABERG 2	1: 00: 29.15
8th.	TEAM BETA RACING	1: 49: 01.57
9.	YAMAHA UFO CORSE / B	4: 04: 32.75
10.	HM HONDA ZANARDO / B	4: 55: 03.28
11.	HUSABERG 3	5:08:30:11
12.	KTM FACTORY TEAM	8: 11: 43.92
13.	KTM	8: 38: 07.05
14th	GAS GAS POLNAD & PZM1	8: 41: 32.24

Individual evaluation

class	starter	gold	silver	bronze	Failure / disqualification	Class winner	time
E1 (a)	124	25th	35	17th	47	Bartosz Oblucki	2: 29: 19.26
E2 (b)	160	32	61	29	38	Stefan Merriman	2: 25: 39.24
E3 (c)	99	10	33	30th	26th	David Knight	2: 23: 35.17
total	383	67	129	76	111

^(a) 100–125 cm³ two-stroke or 175–250 cm³ four-stroke

^(b) 175–250 cm³ two-stroke or 290–450 cm³ four-stroke

^(c) 290–500 cm³ two-stroke or 475–650 cm³ four-stroke

Attendees

Country	World Trophy Team	Junior World Trophy Team	Club teams, individual starters
Argentina			1 single driver
Australia	Damian Smith (Yamaha) Jehi Willis (KTM) Anthony Roberts (Husqvarna) Stefan Merriman (Yamaha) Jacob Stapleton (TM) Bradley Willicroft (KTM)	Darren Lloyd (TM) Blake Hore (Yamaha) Adam Lees (Husaberg) Shannon Lewry (Husaberg)	MOTORCYCLING AUSTRALIA
Belgium	Tom Frison (Yamaha) Jean-Francois Goblet (GasGas) Arnaud Dermine (GasGas) Raphael Leclercq (Honda) Thierry Klutz (GasGas) Bertrand Bailleux (Beta)		TEAM AVEMOTT 1 TEAM AVEMOTT 2 TEAM BELGIUM TEAM BELGIUM 2 (1 driver) (e) WARRANT MOTO CLUB
Germany	André Decker (KTM) Sven Brettschneider (Husqvarna) Dirk Peter (KTM) Marcus Kehr (KTM) Sebastian Pauly (KTM) Bert Meyer (KTM)		ADAC HESSEN - THURINGIA ADAC PFALZ / VUT ADAC SACHSEN ADAC WURTTEMBERG DMSB 2 TEAM DMV TEAM
Finland	Mika Ahola (Husqvarna) Petteri Silvan (KTM) Samuli Aro (KTM) Petri Pohjamo (TM) Jari Mattila (Beta) Marko Tarkkala (KTM)	Eero Reemes (Honda) Patrick Wikman (KTM) Olli Turma (Husqvarna) Valtteri Salonen (Honda)	RiMPKK 1 W RiMPKK 2
France	Marc Germain (Yamaha) Raphael Andre (Honda) Damien Miquel (Kawasaki) Jordan Curvalle (Kawasaki) Emmanuel Albepart (Honda) Sebastien Guillaume (GasGas)	Marc Bourgeois (Husqvarna) Julien Gauthier (Husqvarna) Julien Dubac (Husqvarna) Sebastien Denis (Husqvarna)	MOTO CLUB FRANCE (2 drivers) (d)
Greece	Dimitris Tsakatsonis (KTM) Adamos Prassos (Beta) Vasilis Siafarikas (Honda) George Antzous (KTM) Takis Maniatis (Husaberg) Dimitris Kokkinos (Husqvarna)		ELPA - HELLAS TEAM
Ireland			FASTLANE RACING TEAM TORC TORC 2 (1 driver) (s)
Italy	Simone Albergoni (Honda) Alessandro Belometti (KTM) Guiliano Falgari (Husqvarna) Alessandro Botturi (KTM) Alessandro Zanni (Honda) Alessio Paoli (TM)	Maurizio Micheluz (Yamaha) Manuel Pievani (Yamaha) Paolo Bernardi (Honda) Andrea Beconi (Yamaha)	MOTITALIA TEAM MOTOCLUB AZZURI MOTOCLUB LUMEZZANE MOTOCLUB RACING TERNI OFFICINE SMERALDO TEAM ITALIA UNDER 21
Japan			1 single driver
Canada	Andrew Weiss (Husqvarna) Andrew Christiansen (GasGas) Lee Fryberger (Husaberg) Derrick Sproule (KTM) Shane Cuthbertson (KTM) Clinton Riviere (KTM)
Latvia			2 single drivers
Namibia			1 single driver
Netherlands	Pedro Tragter (Suzuki) Ralph Hubers (Yamaha) Erik Eggens (Honda) Michel Visser (Husqvarna) Erwin Plekkenpol (KTM) Erik Davids (KTM)	Mike Kock (Honda) Rick Kock (KTM) Hans Vogels (Yamaha) Mark Wassink (KTM)	CLUBTEAM FRONT (2 drivers) (d) TEAM AMBC STAPHORST TEAM BMAC BORCULO TEAM HAMAC TEAM MC de TOERENTELLER
New Zealand			MOTORCYCLING NEW ZEALAND
Poland	Bartosz Oblucki (Yamaha) Michal Szuster (Honda) Lukasz Kedzierski (GasGas) Marek Przybysz (GasGas) Marek Swiderski (GasGas) Pawel Swiderski (GasGas)		KTM POLSKA & MOTOKLUB OLSZTYN RACING GAS GAS POLAND & PZM
Portugal	Pedro Enes (KTM) Fernando Ferreira (Yamaha) Paulo Goncalves (Honda) Carlos Santos (KTM) Helder Rodrigues (GasGas) Paulo Felicia (GasGas)	Goncalo Reis (Yamaha) Bruno Alvarinhas (KTM) Gustavo Gaudencio (KTM) Antonio Maio (Yamaha)
Slovakia	Jaroslav Katrinak (KTM) Ivan Jakes (GasGas) Radek Matoska (Yamaha) Jan Hrehor (Yamaha) Stefan Svitko (KTM) Robert Kapajcik (KTM)		FLY RACING PBTEAM MK LOVČICA ISDE TEAM SMF CLUB TEAM SVET MOTOCYKLOV TEAM YAWAL BMT TEAM
Spain			1 single driver
Sweden	Rikard Larsson (TM) Niklas Gustavsson (KTM) Fredrik Georgsson (KTM) Björne Carlsson (Husaberg) Andreas Toresson (Suzuki) Daniel Persson (Husaberg)	Calle Sjö (KTM) Joakim Ljunggren (Husaberg) Rikard Wressel (Husaberg) Patrick Wicksell (Husaberg)	GÖTA MS TEAM SWE ARMED FORCES M SWE ARMED FORCES MIXT SWE ARMED FORCES W TEAM SWEDEN TEAM ÖSTRA
Switzerland			ENDIVAL
Czech Republic	Roman Michalik (TM) Radek Toman (KTM) Vit Kuklik (KTM) Michal Rudolf (KTM) Karol Scheder (Husaberg) Bohumil Posledni (KTM)	Lukas Sedlacek (KTM) Tomas Cisar (KTM) Robert Sip (KTM) Jakub Horak (KTM)	BoDro RACING BoDro TEAM I BoDro TEAM II. CZECH CLUB TEAM KBS UAMK TEAM Unhošt CRIME STOP TEAM MOTO KLUB CHRASTAVA MOTO KLUB JIŘETÍN - BATEX MOTO KLUB JIŘETÍN - K SERVIS MOTO KLUB JIŘETÍN - Krusovice MOTO KLUB JIŘETÍN - PFANNER MOTOSPORT Bozkov PAOLO AIROH RACING TEAM SMS ENDURO TÁBOR UFO RACING TEAM VALAŠSKÝ ENDURO CLUB
Hungary	Tamas Nador (Suzuki) Laszlo Toth (Yamaha) Akos Varga (KTM) Zsolt Bittmann (KTM) Janos Desi (Honda) Peter Katai (KTM)
Venezuela	Fernando Macia (Yamaha) Rafael Eraso (KTM) Nicolas Scardino (KTM) br /> Ricardo Gimon (KTM) Fernando Ramirez (KTM) Fabian Birarda (KTM)	Nicolas Cardona (Yamaha) (f)
United Kingdom	Edward Jones (KTM) Simon Wakeley (Honda) Kevin Murray (Yamaha) Paul Edmondson (Honda) Euan McConnell (Honda) David Knight (KTM)	Greg Evans (Honda) Lee Edmondson (Honda) Oliver Moyce (Husqvarna) Tom Sagar (GasGas)	BAFMA A TEAM (2 drivers) (d) BAFMA B TEAM RYEDALE MOTORCLUB Sheffield Discrit ACU TEAM ENGLAND WALES A TEAM WALES B TEAM WITLEY MCC
United States	Fred Hoess (GasGas) Kurt Caselli (KTM) Jimmy Jarrett (GasGas) John Barber (GasGas) Aaron Kopp (KTM) Jason Dahners (KTM)	Wally Palmer (GasGas) Ryan Powell (KTM) Russel Bobbitt (KTM) Cody Mastin (GasGas)	ATHENS MC BOISE RIDGE RIDERS DESERT MC GoFASTERS.com JAFMAR RACING MERCED DIRT RIDERS MISSOURI MUDDERS N.J. RIDGE RIDERS MC

^(d) The third team driver was only fictional and was listed in the results lists with the daily penalty time for a failure

^(e) The other two team drivers were only fictitious and were listed in the results lists with the daily penalty time for a failure

^(f) The three other team drivers were only fictitious and were listed in the results lists with the daily penalty time for a failure

Web links

• Detailed results of ISDE 2005 , accessed on January 9, 2020
• 6 Days Memories - Slovakia 2005 , accessed January 9, 2020