86th International Six-Day Trip

The 86th international six-day race was the team world championship in enduro sport and took place from August 8th to 13th, 2011 in the Finnish administrative community Kotka-Hamina and the surrounding area. Host Finland's national team won the World Trophy for the eighth time. The French national teams won the Junior World Trophy for the third time and the Women's Trophy for the fourth time in a row.

competition

organization

The event took place for the second time in Finland after the 71st International Six-Day Race (1996).

17 teams for the World Trophy, 14 for the Junior World Trophy, five for the Women's Trophy and 63 club teams from a total of 27 nations took part in the competition. The parc fermé was on a pier in the port of Kotka .

Germany took part in the World Trophy and Junior World Trophy as well as with six club teams. Switzerland took part in the World Trophy and Junior World Trophy. Drivers from Austria did not start.

1 day

The day started with heavy rain that lasted all morning. As a result, mud holes formed on the stage, which made rocky and root-covered sections extremely slippery.

After the first day of driving, the host team from Finland led in the World Trophy ranking ahead of Spain and Australia. The German team was 11th, the Swiss team 14th.

In the Junior Trophy classification, the Swedish team was ahead of France and Great Britain. The German team was 9th, the Swiss team 14th. In the German team, Benjamin Liebl retired due to a technical defect: the chain guide broke on stones. A repair was only a short remedy, later he could no longer repair himself. However, he did not give up yet and pushed his motorcycle for miles until he fell out of the classification at the following time control.

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

The club ranking led Team Ostra Junior ahead of Team West and Husaberg-Czech. The best German club team was the ADMV DMSB 3 team in 14th place.

2 day

The route on the second day was identical to the first day of driving. In the morning another heavy rain shower came down.

As on the previous day, the World Trophy classification was led by the team from Finland, ahead of Spain and the USA. The German team improved to 10th place, the Swiss team was on 14th place. Ralf Scheidhauer left the German team due to a technical defect in the clutch and, as a result, in the cylinder head gasket.

In the Junior Trophy classification, the Swedish team continued to lead ahead of France and Great Britain. The German team was still in 9th place, the Swiss team improved to 13th place.

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

Team West led the club ranking ahead of Husaberg-Czech and Wellard Club Team. The best German club team was the ADMV DMSB 3 team in 11th place.

3rd day

The driving day was again characterized by rain showers, which prompted the race management to do a special stage on the second lap to shorten demanding sections.

In the World Trophy standings, the team from Finland continued to lead ahead of Spain and the USA. The German team improved to 9th, the Swiss team to 12th place.

The Swedish team led the Junior Trophy ranking ahead of France and Great Britain. The German team slipped to 11th, the Swiss team to 14th and last place.

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

As on the day before, the club ranking led Team West ahead of Husaberg-Czech and Wellard Club Team. The best German club team was the ADMV DMSB 3 team in 10th place.

4th day

On the fourth day it was also heavily rainy. That is why the routing of the special stages had already been adjusted before the start.

At the end of the fourth day of driving, the team from Finland continued to lead in the World Trophy ranking ahead of Spain and the USA. The German team improved to 6th place, the Swiss team was unchanged on 12th place.

In the Junior Trophy classification, the French team led ahead of Sweden and Great Britain. The German team improved to 10th place, the Swiss team was unchanged on 14th place.

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

Husaberg-Czech led the club ranking ahead of Team West and Wellard Club Team. The best German club team was the ADMV DMSB 3 team in 9th place.

5th day

The day started sunny and there was no precipitation. A special stage that had to be run twice was canceled without replacement before the start, as the track surface there had deteriorated extremely in the last few days.

The intermediate results after the fifth day of driving: In the World Trophy standings, the team from Finland continued ahead of Spain and the USA. The German team was still in 6th place, the Swiss team slipped to 15th place.

In the Junior Trophy, the French team continued ahead of Sweden and Great Britain. The German team remained unchanged in 10th place, the Swiss team improved to 13th place.

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

As on the day before, the club ranking led Husaberg-Czech ahead of Team West and Wellard Club Team. The best German club team was the ADMV DMSB 3 team in 8th place.

6th day

The final race took place on the motocross track of the "Karhulan Moottorikerho" north of Kotka.

Final results

World Trophy

space	team	time
1.	Finland	17: 11: 11.66
2.	Spain	17: 41: 54.43
3.	United States	18: 05: 34.86
4th	Sweden	18: 20: 34.23
5.	Netherlands	18: 33: 29.28
6th	Germany	19: 34: 44.40
7th	Chile	20: 19: 23.32
8th.	Portugal	22: 31: 09.59
9.	Poland	23: 45: 31.53
10.	United Kingdom	24: 27: 45.38
11.	Italy	25: 55: 13.00
12.	Norway	32: 38: 52.42
13.	Australia	26: 59: 04.63
14th	Estonia	27: 38: 31.06
15th	Switzerland	28: 31: 16.90
16.	Iceland	34: 25: 52.24
17th	Belgium	34: 56: 58.44

Junior Trophy

space	team	time
1.	France	10: 47: 34.11
2.	Sweden	11: 00: 47.31
3.	United Kingdom	11:05:16.50
4th	United States	11: 34: 06.87
5.	Australia	11: 41: 28.41
6th	Spain	11: 47: 21.61
7th	Italy	11: 47: 37.24
8th.	Czech Republic	11: 59: 29.24
9.	Chile	12: 07: 31.80
10.	Germany	12: 21: 56.87
11.	Netherlands	12: 23: 53.67
12.	Finland	19: 34: 04.04
13.	Switzerland	22: 47: 28.67
14th	Norway	25: 09: 37.85

Women's Trophy

space	team	time
1.	France	10: 57: 22.32
2.	Finland	12: 09: 48.28
3.	Australia	17: 01: 38.41
4th	Sweden	17: 06: 49.49
5.	United States	24:00: 00.00

Club team award

space	team	time
1.	Husaberg-Czech	11: 26: 17.90
2.	Team West	11: 31: 09,22
3.	Wellard Club team	11: 38: 32.32
4th	Team Ostra LMS	11: 41: 27.26
5.	Team Ostra OMK	11: 42: 49.98
6th	Wales	11: 45: 52.03
7th	ENC Racing CZ-MK Jiretin	12: 22: 33.55
8th.	ADMV DMSB 3	12: 40: 08.67
9.	Sacu Team Scotland	12: 46: 33.78
10.	Team Ostra FME	13: 36: 48.04
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12.	ADAC Hessen / TH / Saxony DMSB 4	13: 50: 23.59
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15th	DMV -MSC Free Ground DMSB 2	14: 25: 40.85
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30th	ADAC Saxony / DMSB 1	18: 13: 06.43
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49.	ADAC Südbayern / Nordrhein DMSB 6	25: 48: 47.21
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51.	ADAC Hessen / Th.-Nordbayern DMSB 5	27: 41: 14.96

Manufacturer's Team Award

space	team	time
1.	KTM 1	10: 17: 15.61
2.	HUSABERG 2	10: 59: 29.27
3.	HUSABERG 3	11: 01: 26.98
4th	HUSABERG 4	11: 20: 16.67
5.	KTM 3	11: 23: 26.73
6th	HUSABERG 6	11: 33: 39.42
7th	HUSABERG 5	12: 01: 27.64
8th.	HM HONDA ZANARDO	13: 21: 33.06
9.	KTM 4	13: 58: 48.31
10.	HUSABERG 1	15: 16: 42.89
11.	HUSQVARNA CH RACING MONSTER ENERGY	17: 40: 38.64
12.	BETA ENGINE	17: 54: 15.01
13.	TM	18: 29: 04.23
14th	KTM 2	19:04:00, 52
15th	HUSQVARNA CH RACING MONSTER ENERGY	24: 11: 03,22

Individual evaluation

class	starter	gold	silver	bronze	without a medal	Failure / disqualification	Class winner	time
E1 (a)	44	13	12	7th		12	Eero Remes	3: 22: 00.63
E2 (b)	77	23	27	7th		20th	Kurt Caselli	3: 25: 44.67
E3 (c)	36	10	11	3		12	Marko Tarkkala	3: 25: 23.78
EW (d)	14th	3	1	2	1	7th	Marita Nyqvist	5: 01: 19.12
C1 (a)	62	13	9	18th	5	17th	Adrian Smith	3: 42: 39.20
C2 (b)	59	8th	10	22nd	2	17th	Olle Lothman	3: 42: 17.69
C3 (c)	64	8th	14th	22nd	6th	14th	Michal Cadlecek	3: 40: 17.57
total	356	78	84	81	14th	99

^(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				Pirineu
Argentina				Club Argentina
Australia	Kirk Hutton (Yamaha) Glenn Kearney (Husqvarna) Daniel Milner (Yamaha) Matthew Phillips (Yamaha) Toby Price (KTM) Geoff Braico (Husaberg)	Scott Keegan (Husqvarna) Josh Ballard (Yamaha) Mitcham Harper (KTM) Mitchell Bowen (KTM)	Jessica Gardiner (Yamaha) Alison Parker (Yamaha) Jemma Wilson (Yamaha)	Number 1 Australia (2 drivers) (f) Number 2 Australia (2 drivers) (f)
Belgium	Adrien Vandommele (TM) Jean Francois Goblet (Yamaha) Bob van Loovren (Suzuki) Jerome Martiny (Husqvarna) Wim Vanderheyden (Husaberg) Pierre Schmits (KTM)			Belgium 1 Dutch Veteran Team (1 driver) (i)
Chile	Nicolas Urrutia (Yamaha) Christian Ignacio Soto (Honda) Vicente David Israel (Honda) Josue Smith (Honda) Benjamin Israel (Honda) Vivente Garcia (TM)	Benjamin Herrera (KTM) Javier Garate (KTM) Fernando Demaria (Honda) Gabriel Balut (Yamaha)		Chilean Miners
Germany	Jörg Haustein (KTM) Daniel Jud (Husaberg) Dennis Schröter (Husqvarna) Ralf Scheidhauer (Beta) Otto Freund (KTM) Gerd Pfefferkorn (KTM)	Tilman Krause (KTM) Bruno Wächtler (KTM) Benjamin Liebl (KTM) Marcus Drenske (KTM)		ADAC Sachsen / DMSB 1 DMV-MSC Free Ground DMSB 2 ADMV DMSB 3 ADAC Hessen / TH / Sachsen DMSB 4 ADAC Hessen / Th.-Nordbayern DMSB 5 ADAC Südbayern / Nordrhein DMSB 6
Estonia	Toivo Nikopensius (Yamaha) Aigar Leok (TM) Martin Leok (TM) Toomas Triisa (Honda) Tonu Kallast (GasGas) Urmas Poldma (TM)			Dynaset Offroad Areena (2 drivers) (e)
Finland	Juha Salminen (Husqvarna) Eero Remes (KTM) Jari Mattila (KTM) Marko Tarkkala (Husaberg) Valtteri Salonen (TM) Matti Seistola (Husqvarna)	Antti Hellsten (KTM) Kimmo Hurri (KTM) Lauri Pohjonen (KTM) Roni Nikander (Husqvarna)	Marita Nyquist (Yamaha) Hanna Mertsalmi (Yamaha) Charlotte Ljunglin (Yamaha)	Club SML Dynaset Offroad Areena (1 driver) (e) Karhulan Moottorikerho Nurmijarven MK Odugliga Racing Club Kaipiainen SML Youth (2 drivers) (f) SSMK Salpausselan Moottorikerho Team Motopalvelu
France		Alexandre Queyreyre (Yamaha) Benoit Fortunato (Yamaha) Mathias Bellino (Husaberg) Romain Dumontier (Yamaha)	Ludivine Puy (GasGas) Blandine Dufrene (GasGas) Juliette Berez (TM)	Witley-Merzer (2 drivers) (j)
Ireland				Foyle Team Ireland
Iceland	Jonas Stefansson (Kawasaki) Haukur Thorsteinsson (Kawasaki) Arni Gunnarsson (KTM) Dadi Erlingsson (Yamaha) Stefan Gunnarsson (Husaberg) Kari Jonsson (TM)
Israel				Memsi 1 Moto Club Intimiano N.Noseda B (1 driver) (g) Muriel Racing Team (1 driver) (h)
Italy	Andrea Beconi (Kawasaki) Alex Salvini (Husqvarna) Edoardo d'Ambrosio (Honda) Deny Philippaerts (Beta) Mauricio Micheluz (Fantic) Alessandro Botturi (GasGas)	Jonathan Manzi (KTM) Giacomo Redondi (Husqvarna) Gianluca Martini (Beta) Thomas Oldrati (KTM)		BBM Racing Motoclub Brembana Moto Club Intimiano N.Noseda A Moto Club Intimiano N.Noseda B (2 drivers) (g) Moto Club Italia Moto Club Parini Moto Club Scuderia Dolomiti Oggiono MTG RS Racing
Canada				Quab (2 drivers) (f)
New Zealand				Wellard Club team
Netherlands	Ralph Hubers (KTM) Erald Lamertink (Husaberg) Erwin Plekkenpol (KTM) Hans Vogels (Husaberg) Amel Advokaat (Husaberg) Mark Wassink (KTM)	Stefan Hage (KTM) Ismo ten Velde (KTM) Robin Nijkamp (KTM) Lucas Dolfing (TM)		Dutch Veteran Team (2 drivers) (i) Enterse Motorclub / EMC MC Toorenteller
Norway	Erik Bjercke (KTM) Gjermund Frostad (Suzuki) Terje Berge (KTM) Anders Holmen (Honda) Thomas Dyrkorn (GasGas) Havid Engmark (GasGas)	Andre Martinsen (GasGas) Alexander Nyberg (Husqvarna) Benjamin Bergman (GasGas)
Poland	Karol Kedzierski (Yamaha) Mateusz Bembenik (KTM) Marcin Frycz (KTM) Pawel Szymkowski (Husaberg) Michal Szuster (KTM) Sebastian Krywult (Husaberg)			KTM Novi Korona
Portugal	Luis Oliveira (Yamaha) Diogo Ventura (Suzuki) Luis Correia (Yamaha) Paulo Felicia (Yamaha) Goncalo Reis (Honda) Helder Rodrigues (Yamaha)			ISL Portugal
Sweden	Johan Edlund (KTM) Martin Larsson (Husaberg) Daniel Persson (Husaberg) Joakim Ljunggren (Husaberg) Jakob Morhed (Husaberg) Jonas Karlsson (KTM)	Martin Sundin (Husaberg) Karl Svensson (Husaberg) Johan Carlsson (Beta) Carl Sjoo (Honda)	Jessica Jonsson (GasGas) Jessica Malcomsson (Husaberg)	Team Ostra FME Team Ostra Gota Team Ostra Junior Team Ostra LMS Team Ostra OMK Team West
Switzerland	Jonathan Rosse (Yamaha) Hubert Zeller (KTM) Aurelien Rothlisberger (KTM) Christophe Robert (KTM) Johann Rosselet (KTM) Marc Bieri (KTM)	Ludovic Soltermann (KTM) Thibaud Leiser (KTM) Sullivan Henchoz (KTM) Kevin Murisier (KTM)
Slovakia				Enduro Club Puchov Slovakia Turbo team Zatko
Spain	Victor Guerrero (Yamaha) Mario Ramon (KTM) Lorenzo Santolino (KTM) Cristobal Guerrero (KTM) Ivan Cervantes (GasGas) Oriol Mena (Husaberg)	Pau Botella (KTM) Guillem Pares (Suzuki) Eloi Salsench (KTM) Marc Sola (KTM)		Moto Club Sitges-Calet Motos Esteve Muriel Racing Team (2 drivers) (h)
Czech Republic		Patrik Markvart (KTM) Mil Radovan (KTM) Jakub Sefr (KTM) Milan Engel (KTM)		ENC Racing CZ-MK Jiretin Husaberg-Czech Motosport Bozkov
Venezuela				Federacion Motociclista Venezolana
United Kingdom	Paul Edmondson (KTM) Simon Wakely (Husaberg) Tom Sagar (KTM) Ashley Wood (KTM) Greg Evans (KTM) Jordan Rose (Husqvarna)	Jack Rowland (Husqvarna) Alexander Rockwell (Husaberg) Jonny Walker (KTM) Danny McCanney (KTM)		Army MCA Sacu Team Scotland St Georges Wales Witley-Merzer (1 driver) (j)
United States	Colton Udall (Honda) Destry Abbott (Kawasaki) Russell Bobbitt (KTM) Jimmy Jarrett (Honda) Kurt Caselli (KTM) Nathan Kanney (KTM)	Ian Blythe (HM-Honda) Cory Buttrick (KTM) Andrew Delong (KTM) Cody Schafer (Kawasaki)	Nicole Bradford (KTM) Amanda Mastin (Husqvarna) Kerrie Swartz (KTM)	Carter Engineering GoFasters.com Jafmar Missouri Mudders Tony Agonis

^(e) binational Estonian-Finnish team

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

^(G) binational Italian-Israeli team

^(H) binational Spanish-Israeli team

⁽ⁱ⁾ binational Dutch-Belgian team

^(j) bi-national Franco-British team

Web links

• Detailed results of the ISDE 2011 , accessed on May 8, 2019
• baboons.de - Enduro WM ISDE 2011 , accessed on August 13, 2019