89th international six-day trip

The 89th international six-day race was the team world championship in enduro sport and took place from November 3rd to 8th, 2014 in San Juan, Argentina, and the Sierra del Tontal. The French national team won the World Trophy for the eighth and third time in a row. The Junior World Trophy won the United States' national team for the third time. The Women's World Trophy won the Australian national team for the second time in a row.

competition

organization

The event took place in Argentina for the first time in its history.

Twelve teams for the World Trophy, ten for the Junior Trophy, three for the Women's Trophy and 77 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 three club teams (one of them mixed national with the Netherlands). Switzerland participated with a bi-national (together with Spain) club team. Drivers from Austria did not start.

1 day

The weather was overcast, but the day remained free of precipitation. Dust thrown up on the route was immediately carried away by a strong wind, so that visual impairments were limited.

After the first day of driving, the team from France led the USA and Australia in the World Trophy standings. The German team was in 5th place.

In the Junior Trophy classification, the Australian team led ahead of France and Sweden. The German team was in 6th place.

In the Women's Trophy, the Australian team led the teams from the USA and Canada.

Wellard led the club ranking ahead of Beta USA and Go Fasters. The best German club team was Team Germany 1 / ADAC Westfalen in 18th place. The Germany 2 team dropped out completely on the first day and was in 77th and last place until the last day of driving.

2 day

The stage of the second day was identical to the previous day. The temperatures were hotter and the dust generation was greater.

The team from France led the World Trophy ranking ahead of Australia and Spain. The German team was still in 5th place.

In the Junior Trophy classification, the Australian team led ahead of the USA and France. The German team was still in 6th place.

In the Women's Trophy, the Australian team continued to lead the teams from the USA and Canada.

As on the previous day, the club ranking led Wellard ahead of Beta USA and Go Fasters. Team Germany 1 / ADAC Westphalia improved to 15th place.

3rd day

Extreme heat over 30 ° C and the dust were special challenges. The stage led in parts over fine desert sand, which u. a. also damaged the engines.

The team from France led the USA and Spain in the World Trophy classification. The German team improved to 4th place.

The US team led the Junior Trophy ranking ahead of Sweden and France. The German team remained unchanged in 6th place.

In the Women's Trophy, the Australian team led the teams from Canada and the USA.

The club ranking was led by MotoClub Pavia ahead of Club Argentina and San Rafeal Enduro Team. Team Germany 1 / ADAC Westfalen improved to 7th place.

4th day

The day's stage led over the route of the third day. However, according to the experience of the previous day, parts of the route over sandy and dusty sections were removed before the start of the start. In the course of the day it was decided not to allow the last special stage in the sequence to be run.

At the end of the fourth day of driving, the team from France continued to lead in the World Trophy standings, ahead of the USA and Spain. The German team was in fourth place.

In the Junior Trophy classification, the US team led ahead of France and Sweden. The German team improved to 5th place.

In the Women's Trophy, the Australian team was unchanged ahead of the teams from Canada and the USA.

The club ranking was led by MotoClub Pavia ahead of Club Argentina and Los Rider Sanrafaelinos. Team Germany 1 / ADAC Westfalen improved to 5th place.

5th day

The intermediate results after the fifth day of driving: In the World Trophy standings, the team from France continued to lead ahead of the USA and Spain. The German team was still in 4th place.

In the Junior Trophy, the team from the USA led ahead of France and Australia. The German team was still in 5th place.

In the Women's Trophy, the Australian team continued to lead the teams from Canada and the USA.

The club ranking was led by MotoClub Pavia ahead of Club Argentina and Germany 1 / ADAC Westphalia.

6th day

On the last day there was no stage, only the final motocross as the last special stage had to be completed.

Final results

World Trophy

space	team	time
1.	France	19: 33: 21.56
2.	United States	19: 43: 07.78
3.	Spain	20: 28: 47.28
4th	Germany	20: 38: 56.28
5.	Argentina	28: 14: 19.62
6th	Australia	39: 01: 22.42
7th	Chile	39: 30: 53.76
8th.	Canada	42: 01: 18.59
9.	Belgium	44: 54: 42.27
10.	South Africa	52: 18: 28.81
11.	Colombia	53: 09: 49.58
12.	Uruguay	65: 42: 04.60

Junior Trophy

space	team	time
1.	United States	12: 03: 43.65
2.	France	12: 05: 25.72
3.	Australia	12: 09: 21.57
4th	Germany	12: 48: 40.49
5.	Argentina	12: 58: 17.93
6th	Sweden	14: 57: 39.36
7th	Chile	20: 05: 43.36
8th.	Canada	23: 56: 07.27
9.	South Africa	33: 19: 41.83
10.	Colombia	36: 32: 50.74

Women's Trophy

space	team	time
1.	Australia	9: 14: 52.68
2.	Canada	11: 12: 56.92
3.	United States	19: 52: 49.87

Club team award

space	team	time
1.	MotoClub Pavia	13: 49: 41.84
2.	Club Argentina	14: 00: 08.80
3.	Los Rider Sanrafaelinos	15: 40: 39.91
4th	Germany 1 / ADAC Westphalia	15: 41: 39.36
5.	SPE Enduro Team	15: 44: 23.96
6th	Navarro team	16: 46: 18.75
7th	Motoclub Trieste	17: 04: 25.12
8th.	Team Komatsu Japan	17: 56: 06.57
9.	Rustik-Nielsen Expediciones	18: 46: 57.15
10.	Wellard	21: 54: 12.81
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66.	KNMV / DMSB	47: 13: 46.89
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70.	Switzerland / Spain	49: 03: 29.63
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77.	Germany 2	54: 00: 00.00

Manufacturer's Team Award

space	team	time
1.	KTM 1	11: 35: 16.56
2.	Husqvarna 1	11: 40: 17.64
3.	KTM 3	11: 51: 25.04
4th	KTM 2	11: 56: 10.40
5.	KTM 4	12: 03: 43.65
6th	KTM 5	12: 09: 20.41
7th	Husqvarna 3	12: 11: 42.07
8th.	Husqvarna 5	12: 45: 13.19
9.	Husqvarna 4	13: 01: 18.59
10.	Sherco 2	13: 34: 58.70
11.	Sherco 1	21: 41: 53.25
12.	Honda International	21: 54: 39.68
13.	Husqvarna 7	24: 27: 19.30
14th	Husqvarna 6	33: 04: 26.70
15th	Yamaha Australia	35: 36: 45.60
16.	Husqvarna 2	35: 39: 56.61

Individual evaluation

class	starter	gold	silver	bronze	without a medal	Failure / disqualification	Class winner	time
E1 (a)	32	8th	9	3		12	Christophe Nambotin	3: 52: 35.66
E2 (b)	55	19th	9	4th		23	Pierre-Alexandre Renet	3: 46: 30.54
E3 (c)	22nd	8th	5	3		6th	Toby Price	3: 47: 15.83
EW (d)	9	2	2	2	0	3	Jessica Gardiner	4: 35: 13.67
C1 (a)	46	3	9	15th	2	17th	Nicolo Bruschi	4: 09: 15.49
C2 (b)	116	6th	10	23	8th	69	Gary Sutherlin	4: 03: 31.61
C3 (c)	69	5	7th	13	6th	38	Cory Buttrick	4: 26: 03.32
total	349	51	51	63	16	168

^(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

The “Watling Trophy” for a special achievement went to the German team.

Attendees

Country	World Trophy Team	Junior Trophy Team	Women's Trophy Team	Club teams
Argentina	Luciano Benavides (KTM) Franco Caimi (KTM) Stefano Caimi (KTM) Juan Davila (KTM) Nicolas Giustozzi (KTM) Kevin Benavides (KTM)	Martin Mercado (KTM) Juan Zunino (KTM) Nicolas Kutulas (KTM) Augustin Maldonado (KTM)		100% Enduro Team 9 De Julio Team Adict Enduro Team Ancestral San Juan Atuel Motos Axo Beta Team Betta Racing Tierra Del Fuego Calafate Monkey Team Club Argentina Cordillerano Enduro Team Enduro Tucuman Team Gendarmeria Nacional Los Del Este Enduro Team Los Huarpes Los Martes Los Puede Faiar Los Rider Sanrafaelinos Malargue Mendoza One Team Moto Extremo Navarro team Overtech Racing RSV Team Rustik-Nielsen Expediciones San Juan Enduro Team San Rafael Enduro Team Scrub Enduro Team Scrub Racing Sicer ARG Sicer Norte Sicer Sur SNJ Racing Team SPE Enduro Team TDF Racing Team The Doctors Tucuman Dakar
Australia	Jarrod Bewley (Husqvarna) Daniel Milner (Yamaha) Joshua Green (Yamaha) Matthew Phillips (KTM) Toby Price (KTM) Joshua Strang (Yamaha)	Scott Keegan (Husqvarna) Thomas McCormack (Yamaha) Daniel Sanders (KTM) Lachlan Stanford (Husqvarna)	Jessica Gardiner (Sherco) Tayla Jones (KTM) Jemma Wilson (Yamaha)
Belgium	Cedric Cremer (KTM) Jerome Martiny (GasGas) Mikael Despotin (Husaberg) Jeremie Fraselle (KTM) Wim Vanderheyden (Husqvarna) Pierre Schmits (KTM)
Bolivia				Colombia / Bolivia (i) (2 drivers)
Brazil				Cariocas / CHL (h) (2 drivers) Cariocas racingTeam Top Brasil Tudao Racing Tem
Chile	Francisco Guzman (KTM) Ramon Bravo (Honda) Juan Quiroz () Juan-Pablo Jara (Kawasaki) Jorge Diez (Honda) Javier Garate (Yamaha)	Diego Rojas (Yamaha) Benjamin Herrera (Moto TM) Esteban Lanz (Yamaha) Alonso Marin (KTM)		Andes Racing Cariocas / CHL (h) (2 drivers) Chile 2 Chile 4 Club Enduro Copiapo Los Majodi Mimoto SAXZ Racing TM Racing-Chile Solo Moto
Germany	Marcus Kehr (Sherco) Edward Hübner (KTM) Dennis Schröter (Husqvarna) Derrick Görner (Husqvarna) Marco Neubert (Yamaha) Nick Emmrich (Husqvarna)	Davide von Zitzewitz (KTM) Bruno Wächtler (KTM) Tilman Krause (Beta) Pascal Springmann (Beta)		Germany 1 / ADAC Westfalen KNMV / DMSB (e) (1 driver)
Finland				Club Dynaset Offroad Areena
France	Marc Bourgeois (Yamaha) Christophe Nambotin (KTM) Pierre-Alexandre Renet (Husqvarna) Jeremy Tarroux (Sherco) Anthony Boissiere (Sherco) Fabien Planet (Sherco)	Anthony Geslin (Yamaha) Theo Bazerque (Sherco) Loic Larrieu (Husqvarna) Jeremy Carpentier (Honda)		Team Cantal Isde Team Desjouis
Greece				EnC Racing CZ Junior (g) (2 drivers)
Italy				MotoClub Pavia Motoclub Trieste P. Pasqualetto Valdobbiadene Scuderia Dolomiti
Japan				Team Igubears Japan Team Komatsu Japan
Canada	Nathan Bles (Beta RR) Philippe Chaine (KTM) Robert Reed (KTM) Clinton Riviere (Husaberg) Jared Stock (Yamaha)	Matthew Coonfer (Husqvarna) Avery Turner (KTM) Ryan Lindermann (Husqvarna) Ty McKenna (KTM)	Victoria Hett (KTM) Felicia Robichaud (KTM) Shelby Turner (KTM)	Triple S
Colombia	Francisco Alvarez (Husqvarna) Felipe Paez (KTM) Santiago Isaza (Husqvarna) Santiago Bernal (KTM) Michael Freydell (KTM) Walter Lopez (Husqvarna)	Nicolas Fuentes (KTM) Juan-Mario Villate (Husaberg) Juan Arango (KTM)		Colombia / Bolivia (i) (1 driver) Jaguars Club
Mexico				Enduro Guadalajara Mexico
Netherlands				KNMV / DMSB (e) (2 drivers)
Peru				Team Peru
Sweden		Jesper Boerjesson (Husqvarna) Lars Lofgren (KTM) Kevin Olsen (Kawasaki) Oliver Nelson (KTM)
Switzerland				Switzerland / Spain (f) (2 drivers)
Spain	Jaume Betriu (Husqvarna) Josep Garcia (Husqvarna) Lorenzo Santolino (Sherco) Victor Guerrero (KTM) Jonathan Barragan (Husqvarna) Iván Cervantes (KTM)			Switzerland / Spain (f) (1 driver)
South Africa	Charan Moore (Yamaha) Albert Pos (KTM) Albertus de Wet (Husqvarna) Brett Swanepol (Yamaha) Marc Torlage (KTM)	Bradley Cox (KTM) Brendan Swanevelder (Husqvarna) Daniel van Zyl (KTM) Toni Jardine (Yamaha)
Czech Republic				EnC Racing CZ EnC Racing CZ Junior (g) (1 driver) Gottbros Motosport Bozkov
Uruguay	Ricardo Cavalli (KTM) Fernando Suarez (KTM) Matteo Hadjirallis (Husaberg) Santiago Alonzo (KTM) Laurent Lazard (KTM) Martin Decia (KTM)
United States	Michael Brown (Husqvarna) Thaddeus Duvall (Honda) Charlie Mullins (KTM) Zachary Osborne (Husqvarna) Taylor Robert (KTM) Kailub Russell (KTM)	Grant Baylor (KTM) Stuart Baylor (KTM) Trevor Bollinger (Honda) Justin Jones (KTM)	Sarah Baldwin (KTM) Rachel Gutish (KTM) Amanda Mustin (KTM)	Beta USA Go Fasters Elizabeth Scott Missouri Mudders Tony Agonis Wellard

^(e) binational Dutch-German team

^(f) binational Spanish-Swiss team

^(G) binational Greek-Czech team

^(H) binational Brazilian-Chilean team

⁽ⁱ⁾ binational bloivian-colombian team

Web links

• enduro-dm.de - ISDE 2014 , accessed on January 30, 2019
• baboons.de - Enduro WM ISDE 2014 , accessed on January 30, 2019
• Detailed results of the ISDE 2014
• 6 Days Memories - Argentina 2014