84th International six-day trip

The 84th international six-day race was the team world championship in enduro sport and took place from October 11th to 16th, 2009 in Figueira da Foz, Portugal, and the Serra da Boa Viagem . The national teams of France won the World Trophy for the fourth and second time in a row and the Women's Trophy for the second time in a row. The Junior World Trophy went to the Spanish national team for the fifth time.

competition

organization

The event took place in Portugal for the second time.

16 teams for the World Trophy, 15 for the Junior Trophy, five for the Women's Trophy and 91 club teams from a total of 24 nations took part in the competition.

Germany took part in the World Trophy and Junior Trophy as well as with six (including one mixed national) club teams. Switzerland took part in the World Trophy, drivers from Austria did not start.

Immediately before the finish of each stage of the first five days of driving, there was a special stage on the sandy beach of Figueira da Foz, in the immediate vicinity of the promenade and the paddock.

1 day

The first stage of the day was after a short journey there and then a short journey back, a circuit to be driven twice south of the Mondegos , which was crossed via the Ponte Edgar Cardoso after the start and before the finish. The special stages per lap were two enduro and one motocross test.

After the first day of driving, the team from France led in the World Trophy standings, ahead of Finland and Italy. The German team was 11th, the Swiss team 13th.

The French team led the USA and Spain in the Junior Trophy classification. The German team was in 8th place.

In the Women's Trophy, the French team led the teams from Sweden and the USA.

The club classification was led by Haruda Team Rac Sedlcany ahead of Motoclub Italia and Gofasters.com. The best German club team was the DMSB 1 Adac Sachsen team in 9th place.

2 day

On the second day, the route of the previous day was driven, and the special stages were also identical.

As on the previous day, the team from France led the World Trophy ranking ahead of Finland and Italy. The German team improved to 10th place, the Swiss team was on 13th place.

In the Junior Trophy classification, the Spanish team was ahead of France and the USA. The German team improved to 7th place.

In the Women's Trophy, the French team led the teams from Sweden and Australia.

The club ranking was led by Haruda Team Rac Sedlcany ahead of Motoclub Italia and Motoklub Jiretin-Nejlevnejsioneu.cz. The DMSB 1 Adac Sachsen team improved to 6th place.

3rd day

The third day's stage was a circuit to be driven twice in the north of Figueira da Foz, which was reached again after a short journey and later return. The special stages per lap were two enduro and one motocross test.

In the World Trophy classification, the team from France was ahead of Italy and Finland. The German team slipped to 11th place, the Swiss team improved to 12th place. The German driver Marco Straubel received nine penalty minutes because his motorcycle stalled and the throttle response caused problems. A repair in which he completely disassembled and cleaned the carburetor could fix the problem.

The Spanish team continued to lead the Junior Trophy ranking ahead of France and the USA. The German team was unchanged in 7th place.

In the Women's Trophy, as on the day before, the French team led the teams from Sweden and Australia.

As the day before, the club ranking was led by Haruda Team Rac Sedlcany ahead of Motoclub Italia and Motoklub Jiretin-Nejlevnejsioneu.cz. The DMSB 1 Adac Sachsen team remained unchanged on 6th place.

4th day

The route is that of the third day of driving, including the special stages.

At the end of the fourth day of driving, the team from France led in the World Trophy standings, ahead of Italy and Australia. The German team was unchanged in 11th place, the Swiss team in 12th place. The German driver Jens Pester had a hard crash and had to give up, a concussion was diagnosed in the hospital and a thumb injury was treated. Marc Bieri retired from the Swiss team. He broke his collarbone in an accident with a car driver and had to give up. For both teams, the daily cancellation result was used up.

In the Junior Trophy classification, the Spanish team continued to lead ahead of France and the USA. The German team slipped to 8th place.

In the Women's Trophy, the French team was ahead of the teams from Sweden and Australia.

In the club standings, Haruda Team Rac Sedlcany continued to lead ahead of Motoclub Italia and Motoklub Jiretin-Nejlevnejsioneu.cz. The DMSB 1 Adac Sachsen team improved to 5th place.

5th day

On the fifth day another circuit was driven in the northeast, again two laps had to be completed. The special stages were two enduro, one motocross and one trail test.

The intermediate results after the fifth day of driving: In the World Trophy standings, the team from France continued ahead of Italy and Australia. The German team was on the 11th place, the Swiss team on the 12th place. In the German team, Derrick Görner received penalty minutes because he had to change a defective clutch.

In the Junior Trophy, the Spanish team continued to lead ahead of France and the USA. The German team was unchanged in 8th place.

In the Women's Trophy, the French team continued to lead the teams from Sweden and Australia.

The club classification was led by Haruda Team Rac Sedlcany ahead of Motoklub Jiretin-Nejlevnejsipneu.cz and Team Ostra Junior. Team DMSB 1 Adac Sachsen was unchanged on 5th place.

6th day

On the last day, an 85-kilometer stage was driven towards Águeda . The final motocross was the last special stage on the World Championship track there.

Final results

World Trophy

space	team	time
1.	France	15: 44: 24.56
2.	Italy	15: 48: 47.25
3.	Finland	16: 08: 00,18
4th	Australia	16: 08: 12.78
5.	United States	16: 15: 00.62
6th	Portugal	16: 15: 24.05
7th	United Kingdom	16: 32: 31.18
8th.	Netherlands	16: 34: 11.10
9.	Poland	16: 49: 14.35
10.	Germany	17: 04: 51.96
11.	Switzerland	17: 43: 38.58
12.	Sweden	18: 02: 27.30
13.	Mexico	18: 32: 12.41
14th	Canada	19: 04: 29.47
15th	Belgium	20: 31: 11.25
16.	Spain	21: 56: 13.45

Junior Trophy

space	team	time
1.	Spain	9: 48: 13.77
2.	France	9: 49: 00.18
3.	United States	9: 52: 58.64
4th	Italy	9: 56: 44.59
5.	Sweden	10: 09: 53.34
6th	Portugal	10: 10: 07.17
7th	Germany	10: 16: 54.56
8th.	Czech Republic	10: 19: 32.74
9.	Slovakia	10: 20: 00.88
10.	Argentina	10: 22: 42.61
11.	Mexico	10:40:11.98
12.	United Kingdom	10: 52: 06.37
13.	Australia	12: 01: 10.81
14th	Belgium	16: 33: 16.43
15th	Finland	23: 06: 36.14

Women's Trophy

space	team	time
1.	France	7: 44: 06.96
2.	Sweden	7: 52: 54.10
3.	Australia	7: 58: 50.44
4th	United States	8: 10: 34.67
5.	Finland	12: 14: 22.42

Club team award

space	team	time
1.	Haruda Team Rac Sedlcany	9: 59: 11.96
2.	Motoklub Jiretin-Nejlevnejsipneu.cz	10: 13: 00.11
3.	Team Ostra Junior	10: 30: 47.15
4th	DMSB 1 Adac Saxony	10: 41: 44.51
5.	Motoclub Intimiano Natale Noseda 1	10: 42: 37.65
6th	Wales A	10: 44: 53.21
7th	Team Ostra	10:50: 47.77
8th.	Hengelo	10: 57: 28.20
9.	Motoklub Jiretin-Batex	11: 01: 11.83
10.	Team Carter Engineering	11:08:20, 78
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13.	DMSB 2 Team DMV / MSC Free reason	11: 18: 33.87
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32.	DMSB 3 Adac Hessen / Thuringia / Saxony-Anhalt	12: 51: 32.23
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45.	DMSB / KNMV	14: 04: 59.64
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52.	DMSB 5 Adac North Bavaria / South Baden	15: 02: 11.34
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64.	DMSB 4 Adac North Rhine / MSC Porz	18: 48: 57.62

Manufacturer's Team Award

space	team	time
1.	KTM 1	9: 19: 30.46
2.	KTM 2	9: 31: 43.39
3.	HUSQVARNA FACTORY A.	9: 36: 37.23
4th	KTM IRON TEAM	9: 49: 11.29
5.	HUSQVARNA FACTORY B	9: 49: 26.76
6th	TM RACING	10: 05: 57.87
7th	HUSABERG FACTORY TEAM 1	10: 13: 00.68
8th.	HUSABERG FACTORY TEAM 3	10: 16: 48.53
9.	HONDA HM JOLLY RACING	12: 38: 03.86
10.	CGRT HUSABERG	12: 46: 47.28
11.	HUSABERG FACTORY TEAM 2	14: 17: 41.95
12.	KTM 3	17: 07: 32.94

Individual evaluation

class	starter	Failure / disqualification	Class winner	time
E1 (a)	57	8th	Eero Remes	3: 05: 51.59
E2 (b)	60	12	Rodrig Thain	3: 06: 48.33
E3 (c)	38	6th	Christophe Nambotin	3: 05: 29.71
EW (d)	15th	0	Ludivine Puy	3: 43: 44.78
C1 (a)	81	8th	Jan Zaremba	3: 19: 34.04
C2 (b)	122	14th	Luca Cherubini	3: 15: 09.57
C3 (c)	55	3	Michal Kadlecek	3: 16: 00.73
total	428	51

^(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

^(d) Women

Attendees

Country	World Trophy Team	Junior Trophy Team	Women's Trophy Team	Club teams
Andorra				Andorra 1 Andorra 2
Argentina		Franco Caimi (BMW) Stefano Caimi (KTM) Kevin Benavides (KTM) Lucas Moreno (KTM)		Solo club 3 (single driver) (l)
Australia	Christopher Hollis (Husqvarna) Kirk Hutton (Yamaha) Glenn Kearney (Husqvarna) Steffan Merriman (Yamaha) Toby Price (Kawasaki) Jarrod Bewley (Yamaha)	Geoffrey Braico (KTM) Joshua Green (Kawasaki) Andrew Lloyd (TM) Nicholas Beattie (Yamaha)	Jacqui Jones (Yamaha) Alison Parker (Yamaha) Jemma Wilson (Yamaha)	Motorcycling Australia 1 (2 drivers) (k)
Belgium	Thierry Klutz (Husqvarna) Jean Francois Goblet (BMW) Wim Vanderheyden (Husaberg) Cedric Kremer (KTM) Bertrand Bailleux (Beta) Kevin Gauniaux (GasGas)	Adrien Vandommele (TM) Jerome Martiny (KTM) Steve Goblet (KTM)		Clube Belgique Solo club 2 (single driver) (l)
Brazil				Brasil 1 (single driver) (l)
Germany	Otto Freund (KTM) Marco Straubel (KTM) Stefan Geyer (KTM) Jens Pester (Honda) Marcus Kehr (KTM) Derrick Görner (Husaberg)	Sepp Wiegand (KTM) Edward Hübner (KTM) Marco Neubert (KTM) Nick Emmrich (KTM)		DMSB 1 Adac Sachsen DMSB 2 Team DMV / MSC Freier Grund DMSB 3 Adac Hessen / Thuringia / Saxony-Anhalt DMSB 4 Adac Nordrhein / MSC Porz DMSB 5 Adac Nordbayern / Südbaden DMSB / KNMV (i) (2 drivers)
Finland	Eero Remes (KTM) Juha Salminen (BMW) Valteri Salonen (Husaberg) Simo Kirssi (BMW) Marko Tarkkala (BMW) Samuli Aro (KTM)	Antti Hellsten (KTM) Olli Turma (KTM) Oskari Cantons (KTM) Roni Nikander (KTM)	Marita Nyqvist (KTM) Charlotte Ljunglin (Suzuki) Esmeralda Vesterinen (KTM)	Dynaset Offroad Areena SML 1 SML 2 SML Youth Team Motokonig (single driver ) (l)
France	Julien Gauthier (HM Honda) Marc Germain (Yamaha) Rodrig Thain (TM) Marc Bourgeois (Husqvarna) Christophe Nambotin (GasGas) Antoine Meo (Husqvarna)	Sebastien Bozzo (Husqvarna) Benoit Fortunato (Yamaha) Yannick Bossi (TM) Adrien Metge (Husqvarna)	Ludivine Puy (GasGas) Audrey Rossat (GasGas) Stephanie Bouisson (Yamaha)	MCNord Isere-Witley M.C.Nouvelle Caledonie (2 drivers) (k) MCUzerchois MCUzerchois-Merzer Team ISDE Cantal (2 drivers) (k)
Greece				Lams Serres Auto Moto Club
Ireland				Fast Lane (j) (2 drivers) Foyle Club
Italy	Simone Albergori (KTM) Alessandro Botturi (KTM) Oscar Balletti (HM-Honda) Alessandro Belometti (KTM) Fabio Mossini (HM-Honda) Alex Salvini (Husqvarna)	Jonathan Manzi (Husqvarna) Michael Pogna (KTM) Edoardo D'Ambrosio (KTM) Massimo Mangini (Husqvarna)		Enduro Team Desio Motoclub Brembana Motoclub Intimiano Natale Noseda 1 Motoclub Italia Motoclub Intimiano Natale Noseda 2 (h) (2 drivers) Motoclub Scuderia Dolomiti Team MTG Motoclub Parini
Canada	Burt Petersen (Husaberg) Robert Reed (KTM) Nick Riewe (Husaberg) Jay McGregor (Husaberg) Jack Sawatzky (KTM) Brian Wojnarowski (Yamaha)			Corner Grass (2 riders) (k)
Mexico	Jean Paul Medina (KTM) Jose Luiz Perez (KTM) Anuar Ruiz (KTM) Alejandro Sachez Aldana (KTM) Eduardo Vanzinni (KTM) Jesus Zavala (Husqvarna)	Alonso Arino (Suzuki) Arturo Arino (Suzuki) Pablo Torre (Suzuki) Refugio Garcia (KTM)		Enduro Guadalajara I Enduro Guadalajara II Flying Rhinos Mexico I Solo club 1 (single driver) (l) Vamos Mexico
Netherlands	Ralph Hubers (Yamaha) Amel Advokaat (KTM) Jirry van Veen (Yamaha) Erwin Plekkenpol (HM-Honda) Dave Elsinga (Yamaha) Mark Wassink (KTM)			DMSB / KNMV (i) (1 driver) Hengelo MC de Toerenteller MC de Toerenteller 2 MCNH
Poland	Lukasz Kedzierski (Yamaha) Michal Szuster (Yamaha) Sebastian Krywult (KTM) Pawel Szymkowski (KTM) Marcin Frycz (Yamaha) Mateusz Bembenik (KTM)			KTM 'Novi' Kielce-'Hawi 'Racing Team
Portugal	Helder Rodrigues (Yamaha) Goncalo Reis (Yamaha) Luis Correia (Yamaha) Mario Patrao (Suzuki) Gustavo Gaudencio (KTM) Paulo Felicia (Husqvarna)	Diogo Ventura (Suzuki) Nuno Oliveira (Kawasaki) Goncalo Bandeira (Yamaha) Luis Oliveira (Yamaha)		Assoc.Club M.Galos Barcelos C.Motard Escorpioes (2 drivers) (k) Ginasio Clube Agueda MCBarreiro M.C.Beiras MCBeiras 2 M.C.Beiras 3 M.C.Figueira da Foz A MCFigueira da Foz B M.C.Guimaraes MCMarco MCTorres Vedras
Sweden	Anders Eriksson (BMW) Bjorna Carlsson (Husaberg) Joakim Ljunggren (Husaberg) Karl Svensson (KTM) Niklas Gustafsson (Honda) Carl Sjoo (Husaberg)	Fredrik Berg (KTM) Jonas Karlsson (KTM) Martin Sundin (Husaberg) Anton Nordh (KTM)	Jessica Jonsson (GasGas) Vanja Kollmann (KTM) Sandra Adriansson (Kawasaki)	Motoclub Intimiano Natale Noseda 2 (h) (1 driver) Team Ostra Team Ostra Gota Team Ostra Junior
Switzerland	Marc Bieri (KTM) Francois Carron (Yamaha) Bertrand Fallay (Yamaha) Johann Rosselet (Yamaha) Jonathan Rosse (Yamaha) Christophe Robert (KTM)
Slovakia		Robert Kapajcik (KTM) Thomas Hostinsky (KTM) Marek Giertl (KTM) Miroslav Sevela (GasGas)		Fly Racing Team Slovakia Haviar KTM Team Slovakia Magic Liptov Slovakia Team
Spain	Josep Rallo (Yamaha) Cristobal Guerrero (Yamaha) Joan Barreda (Suzuki) Joan Jou (Kawasaki) Guillem Pares (GasGas) Marc Sola (Gas Gas)	Victor Guerrero (Yamaha) Oriol Mena (Husaberg) Lorenzo Santolino (KTM) Mario Roman (KTM)		Automoto Ceuta Import Cross Team Madrid Motos Esteve Pascual Canal Team Petardos Sego Extrem SMRacing-Secomoto-ACM Vilanova-Sevilla
Czech Republic		Kartin Kuklik (KTM) Milan Engel (KTM) Jakub Horak (KTM) Jiri Bittner (KTM)		ENC Sherco Racing CZ Haruda Team Rac Sedlcany Motoklub Jiretin-Batex Motoklub Jiretin-Nejlevnejsipneu.cz Motosport Bozkov
Venezuela				Venezuela
United Kingdom	Paul Edmondson (Suzuki) David Knight (Kawasaki) Greg Evens (KTM) Euan McConnell (KTM) Tom Sagar (Suzuki) Simon Wakely (Husqvarna)	Oliver Moyce (Husaberg) Ashley Wood (GasGas) Jamie Paget (TM) Lee Edmondson (Honda)		Bafma British Army Fast Lane (j) (1 driver) SCEC Scotland Southern MCC (Isle-of-Man) St.Georges MCC Wales A Wales B
United States	Destry Abbott (Kawasaki) Kurt Caselli (KTM) Ricky Dietrich (Kawasaki) Nathan Kanney (KTM) Timmy Weigand (Honda) Damon Huffman (Kawasaki)	Russel Bobbitt (KTM) David Kamo (KTM) Jamie Lanza (Kawasaki) Cory Buttrick (KTM)	Lacy Jones (Kawasaki) Amanda Mastin (Yamaha) Maria Forsberg (KTM)	Boise Ridge Riders Desert Motorcycle Club Gofasters.com Jafmar Racing Missouri Mudders Team Carter Engineering Tony Agonis

^(H) binational Italian-Swedish team

⁽ⁱ⁾ binational German-Dutch team

^(j) binational Irish-British team

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

^(l) The other two team drivers were only fictional and were included in the results lists with the daily penalty time for a failure

Web links

• Detailed results of ISDE 2009 , accessed on March 26, 2019
• baboons.de - Enduro WM ISDE 2009 , accessed on March 26, 2019
• 6 Days Memories - Portugal 2009 , accessed March 28, 2019