85th International Six-Day Trip

The 85th international six-day race was the team world championship in enduro sport and took place from November 1st to 6th, 2010 in Morelia, Mexico, and the Sierra Volcánica Transversal . The national teams of France won the World Trophy for the fifth and third time in a row and the Women's Trophy for the third time in a row. The Junior World Trophy went to the Spanish national team for the sixth and second time in a row.

Morelia , start and finish point of the individual stages

competition

organization

The event took place in Mexico for the first time.

The competition included 13 teams for the World Trophy, ten for the Junior Trophy, seven for the Women's Trophy and 74 club teams from a total of 27 nations.

Germany took part in the World Trophy, Junior Trophy and Women's Trophy as well as with four club teams. Drivers from Switzerland and Austria did not start.

day 1

On the first day of driving, a circuit south-west of Morelia to be driven twice was on the program. Each lap included an enduro and three cross tests. Except for a short rain shower, the day remained free of precipitation. The terrain height of over 2000 meters was a particular challenge. A disadvantage was a run-up from faster to slower drivers, since the start was in alphabetical order.

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 8th place.

In the Junior Trophy classification, the Spanish team was ahead of Sweden and France. The German team was in 8th place.

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

The club ranking led RFME ahead of Wellard Club and Team Ostra Gota. The best German club team was the DMSB 1 ADAC Sachsen team in 6th place.

day 2

On the second day, the route of the previous day was driven, and the special stages were also identical. Since the start of the ranking started on day 2, it was less likely to run into those in front.

As on the day before, the team from France led the World Trophy ranking ahead of Italy and Finland. The German team was still in 8th place.

As on the day before, the Spanish team led ahead of Sweden and France in the Junior Trophy classification. The German team improved to 7th place.

In the Women's Trophy, the French team led the teams from Sweden and the USA. The German team slipped to 4th place: Nina Oppenländer sustained serious injuries in a fall that forced her to give up.

The club ranking led RFME ahead of Wellard Club and Team Ostra Gota. The DMSB 1 ADAC Sachsen team remained on 6th place.

Day 3

The third day's stage was a circuit to be driven twice in the south and south-west of Morelia. The special tests were a cross and three enduro tests.

In the World Trophy classification, the team from France continued to lead ahead of Italy and Finland. The German team fell back to 8th place. In the German team, Stefan Hau had to give up the competition due to an upset stomach, so the daily result was used up.

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

In the Women's Trophy, the French team led the teams from the USA and Sweden. After an injury sustained the day before, which turned out to be a broken bone, the second and last German rider, Heike Petrick, could no longer start either. The German team was in 4th place.

The club ranking still led RFME ahead of Wellard Club and Team Ostra Gota. The best German club team was the DMSB 2 MSC Freier Grund-DMV team in 11th place.

Day 4

On the fourth day the route of the third day was driven, and the special stages were also identical.

At the end of the fourth day of driving, the team from France continued to lead in the World Trophy classification, ahead of Italy and Finland. The German team was still in 8th place.

In the Junior Trophy classification, the Spanish team continued to lead ahead of Sweden and the USA. The German team was still in 7th place.

In the Women's Trophy, the French team was still ahead of the teams from the USA and Sweden. The German team was unchanged in 4th place.

The club ranking continued to lead RFME ahead of Wellard Club and Team Ostra Gota. The best German club team, Team DMSB 2 MSC Freier Grund-DMV, improved to 9th place.

Day 5

On the fifth day there was another stage in the south of Morelia, again two identical laps had to be completed. The special stages per lap were two motocross and two enduro tests.

The intermediate results after the fifth day of driving: In the World Trophy standings, the team from France continued ahead of Italy and Finland. The German team was still in 8th place.

In the Junior Trophy, the Spanish team continued to lead ahead of Sweden and the USA. The German team remained unchanged in 7th place.

In the Women's Trophy, the French team continued to lead the teams from the USA and Sweden. The German team was unchanged in 4th place.

As the day before, the club ranking led RFME ahead of Wellard Club and Team Ostra Gota. The DMSB 2 MSC Freier Grund-DMV team slipped to 10th place.

Day 6

The final motocross as the last special test should be carried out at the Autodromo Aguila. However, the last day of driving was canceled as a precaution due to unrest in the area and the potential danger it posed. Thus the intermediate results of the 5th day of driving were also the final results of the event.

Final results

World Trophy

space	team	time
1.	France	16: 32: 01.55
2.	Italy	16: 42: 15.57
3.	Finland	16: 46: 38.80
4th	United States	16: 58: 11.40
5.	Poland	17: 31: 19.96
6th	Chile	17: 32: 54.06
7th	Mexico	17: 43: 33.11
8th.	Germany	17: 54: 00.06
9.	Venezuela	18: 24: 20.76
10.	Belgium	20: 09: 40.75
11.	Colombia	21:00: 22.50
12.	Japan	20: 21: 57.13
13.	Argentina	27: 20: 57.89

Junior Trophy

space	team	time
1.	Spain	10: 06: 25.11
2.	Sweden	10: 12: 19.95
3.	United States	10: 14: 47.89
4th	France	10: 16: 40.13
5.	Finland	10: 18: 42.51
6th	Italy	10: 20: 24.89
7th	Germany	10: 28: 17.64
8th.	Chile	10:30: 45.38
9.	Mexico	10: 34: 52.41
10.	Argentina	11: 14: 07.48

Women's Trophy

space	team	time
1.	France	7: 44: 56.08
2.	United States	8: 55: 11.58
3.	Sweden	9: 00: 22.88
4th	Canada	16: 42: 57.73
5.	Germany	16: 27: 47.28
6th	Chile	17: 09: 21.14
7th	Mexico	8:00 p.m.

Club team award

space	team	time
1.	RFME	10:08:33.09
2.	Wellard Club	10: 26: 11.81
3.	Team Ostra Gota	10: 32: 37.38
4th	Tony Agonis Memorial Team	10: 44: 12.26
5.	GoFasters.com	10: 51: 46.43
6th	Los Olvidados	11: 11: 12.55
7th	Club Mexico I	11: 11: 41.67
8th.	OFER	11: 18: 35.10
9.	Team Ostra FME	11: 20: 56.41
10.	DMSB 2 MSC Free Basic DMV	11: 21: 36.77
11.	DMSB 1 ADAC Saxony	11: 26: 04.25
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21st	DMSB 3 ADAC North Rhine / Palatinate / North Bavaria	12: 24: 39.40
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59.	DMSB 4 ADAC North Bavaria	19: 31: 14.74

Manufacturer's Team Award

space	team	time
1.	KTM 1	9: 53: 24.31
2.	HUSQVARNA CH RACING	9: 55: 49.91
3.	KTM 2	10: 03: 22.74
4th	HUSABERG 1	10: 07: 38.97
5.	KTM INTURSPORTS	10: 13: 15.03
6th	HUSABERG 2	10: 23: 27.48
7th	YAMAHA PZM POLAND	10: 26: 51.79
8th.	KTM ITALIA	10: 27: 10.47
9.	HUSABERG 4	13:00: 36.96
10.	KTM MEXICO FACTORY RACING	14: 26: 22.80
11.	HUSQVARNA OFFICIAL	15: 25: 19.67
12.	KTM 3	15: 28: 06.64
13.	HUSABERG 3	16: 49: 35.57
14th	HUSABERG 5	17: 11: 46.93

Individual evaluation

class	starter	gold	silver	bronze	without a medal	Failure / disqualification	Class winner	time
E1 (a)	36	23	10	1		2	Antoine Meo	3: 17: 25.40
E2 (b)	50	36	8th	3		3	Johnny Aubert	3: 14: 50.91
E3 (c)	29	18th	4th	1		6th	Sebastien Guillaume	3: 19: 21.66
EW (d)	20th	4th	3	0	1	12	Ludivine Puy	3: 49: 55.11
C1 (a)	63	7th	32	3	5	16	Cristobal Guerrero	3: 17: 33.62
C2 (b)	95	19th	44	7th	7th	18th	Aaron Bernardez	3: 26: 03.61
C3 (c)	58	12	24	9	2	11	Jordi Figueras	3: 24: 55.86
total	351	119	125	24	15th	68

^(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 TEAM
Argentina	Jose Luis Cebe (Yamaha) Juan Ignacio Zunino (Husaberg) Roberto Patti (Husaberg) Cesar Ariel Navarro (KTM) Hugo Cialone (KTM)	Martin Mercado (KTM) Ignacio Ayuso (Mercado) Kevin Benavides (Husaberg)		ARGENTINA 1 ARGENTINA 2 ARGENTINA 3 (o) (2 drivers) SICER
Belgium	Adrien Vandommele (Moto TM) Pierre Schmits (KTM) Jean Francois Goblet (Yamaha) Jean Flouhr (KTM) Wim Vanderheyden (Husaberg) Mikael Despotin (Husaberg)
Brazil				SIG VISUAL BRASIL
Chile	Nicolas Urruta (Yamaha) Jeremias Israel (Honda) Vicente Israel (Honda) Vicente Garcia Huidobro (Honda) Benjamin Israel (Honda) Roland Spaarwater (KTM)	Benjamin Herrera (KTM) Javier Garate (KTM) Josue Smith (Honda) Gabriel Balut (Yamaha)	Beatriz Angulo (Honda) Josefina Gardulski (Moto TM) Macarena Garreton (Honda)	Chile 1 Chile 2
Germany	Stefan Liebl (KTM) Arne Weidemann (Husqvarna) Derrick Görner (Husaberg) Gerd Pfefferkorn (KTM) Otto Freund (KTM) Stefan Hau (Suzuki)	Bert Meyer (Honda) Bruno Wächtler (KTM) Nick Emmrich (KTM) Edward Huebner (KTM)	Nina Oppenländer (Beta) Heike Petrick (KTM)	DMSB 1 ADAC Sachsen DMSB 2 MSC Freier Grund-DMV DMSB 3 ADAC Nordrhein / Pfalz / Nordbayern DMSB 4 ADAC Nordbayern
El Salvador				Los Tres Amigoous (h) (1 driver)
Finland	Eero Remes (KTM) Jari Mattila (Honda) Juha Salminen (Husqvarna) Marko Tarkkala (Husqvarna) Oskari Cantons (KTM) Valtteri Salonen (Husaberg)	Antti Helsten (KTM) Roni Nikander (Husqvarna) Lauri Pohjonen (Husqvarna) Lauri Salonen (KTM)		Dynaset Offroad Areena SUPPORT TEAM FINLAND (i) (2 drivers)
France	Johnny Aubert (KTM) Nicolas Deparrois (Kawasaki) Sebastien Guillaume (Husqvarna) Antoine Meo (Husqvarna) Rodrig Thain (Moto TM) Christophe Nambotin (GasGas)	Antoine Basset (Husqvarna) Pierre Pallut (KTM) Romain Dumontier (Husqvarna) Alexandre Queyreyre (Husaberg)	Blandine Dufrene (GasGas) Audrey Rossat (GasGas) Ludivine Puy (GasGas)	MOTO CLUB TRACER LA REUNION PARIS MOTO CLUB (p) (2 drivers) TEAM ENDURO ISDE NEW CALEDONIA TEAM ISDE CANTAL
Greece				SUPPORT TEAM FINLAND (i) (1 driver)
Honduras				HONDURA (l) (2 drivers)
Israel				CALL OFER
Italy	Alex Salvini (Husqvarna) Alessandro Belometti (KTM) Thomas Oldrati (KTM) Manuel Monni (Yamaha) Simone Luca Albergoni (KTM) Alessandro Botturi (Husaberg)	Massimo Mangini (KTM) Jonathan Manzi (KTM) Giacomo Redondi (Husqvarna) Nicolo Mori (KTM)		CLUB GIUSTOZZI (k) (2 drivers) motoclub Brembana Motoclub Intimiano (j) (2 drivers) Motoclub Italia Motoclub Scuderia Dolomiti Motoclub Trieste
Japan	Yutaro Uchiyama (Yamaha) Yusuke Kondo (Yamaha) Jun Okawara (KTM) Tomoyasu Ikeda (Honda) Masanari Ota (Husaberg) Kazuhiro Yoshikawa (KTM)			JEC (m) (2 drivers) LAST SAMURAI
Canada			Karine Gendron (Kawasaki) Almeda Rive (KTM) Victoria Hett (KTM)	Individual (s) (1 driver)
Colombia	Juan Esteban Sarmiento (Yamaha) Drancisco Alvarez Nino (KTM) Santiago Isaza (KTM) Juan Esteban Reyes Aponte (Husaberg) Fabio Lopez (KTM)			Colombia Club
Mexico	Jose Eduardo Vanzzini (Kawasaki) Jaime Garcia (KTM) Jaime Bustos (Yamaha) Jose Luis Perez (Husqvarna) Alejandro Sanchez Aldana (KTM) Homero Diaz (KTM)	Pablo Torre (KTM) Refugio Garcia (KTM) Alonso Arino (Suzuki) Ivan Ramirez (KTM)	Jessica Lopez (Kawasaki) Karina Garcia Alonso (Kawasaki) Idalia Maria de Obaldia (KTM)	Axixic Ayutla's Team Club Mexico I Club Mexico III Club Mexico IV Correcaminos Enduro Guadalajara I Enduro Guadalajara II GRT HEBO Team Mexico Livesstrong Morelia Los Olvidados Los Sanchez Los Tres Amigoous (h) (2 drivers) Mexico II Monte Alban Monterrey Morelia Enduro I Morelia Enduro II Morelia Enduro III Moto X House I Moto X House II Racing Leon Tangamanga Truggetz Tulum Veredalta
Netherlands				Motoclub Intimiano (j) (1 driver)
New Zealand				Wellard Club
Poland	Marcin Frycz (Yamaha) Pawel Szymkowski (KTM) Michal Szuster (Yamaha) Karol Kedzierksi (Yamaha) Bartosz Oblucki (Husqvarna) Sebastian Krywult (KTM)
Peru				HONDURA (l) (1 driver)
Sweden		Henrik Lindholm (KTM) Johan Carlsson (Beta) Karl Svensson (Husaberg) Carl Sjoo (Husaberg)	Camilla Mitkiewicz (KTM) Vanja Kollmann (KTM) Jessika Jonsson (GasGas)	Team Ostra FME Team Ostra Gota Team Ostra Junior
Slovakia				Slovakia Turbo Team Zatko
Spain		Victor Guerrero (Yamaha) Mario Roman (KTM) Lorenzo Santolino (KTM) Oriol Mena (Husaberg)		MOTO CLUB SITGES RFME
Czech Republic				Motosport Bozkov
Venezuela	Christian Birada (KTM) Wilfran de Paz (KTM) Fernando Macia (Yamaha) Fabian Birada (Kawasaki) Rolando Vega (KTM) Darian Castellano (KTM)			VENEZUELA
United States	Mike Brown (KTM) Kurt Caselli (KTM) Jimmy Jarrett (Kawasaki) Timmy Weigand (Honda) Destry Abbott (Kawasaki) Nathan Woods (Husaberg)	Ian Blythe (KTM) Cory Buttrick (KTM) Nick Fahringer (Husaberg) Taylor Robert (Yamaha)	Kerrie Swartz (KTM) Nicole Bradford (KTM) Amanda Mastin (Yamaha)	Desert M / C GoFasters.com JAFMAR Missouri Mudders Scott Weber Memorial Team Tony Agonis Memorial Team Works Enduro Rider / WER

^(H) binational Mexican-Salvadoran team

⁽ⁱ⁾ binational Finnish-Greek team

^(j) binational Italian-Dutch 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) binational Honduran-Peruvian team

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

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

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

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

Web links

• Detailed results of the ISDE 2010 , accessed on April 1, 2019.
• 6 Days Memories - Mexico 2010 , accessed April 1, 2019.
• baboons.de - Enduro WM ISDE 2010 , accessed on April 1, 2019.