90th international six-day trip

The 90th international six-day race was the team world championship in enduro sport and took place from 7th to 12th September 2015 in Košice, Slovakia, and the surrounding area. The national teams of Australia won the World Trophy for the first time, the Junior Trophy for the second time and the Women's Trophy for the third time in a row.

Košice , start and finish point of the individual stages

competition

organization

After the 80th International Six-Day Race (2005), the event took place in Slovakia for the second time.

23 teams for the World Trophy, 13 for the Junior Trophy, six for the Women's Trophy and 96 club teams from a total of 31 nations took part in the competition.

Germany took part in the World Trophy and Junior Trophy, Women's Trophy and nine (including three mixed national) club teams. Switzerland took part in the World Trophy and Junior Trophy. Austria competed in the World Trophy, Junior Trophy and with two club teams.

1 day

Route of the 1st and 2nd day of travel

A total of 497 drivers took up the competition. The first day's stage of 275.4 kilometers led from Košice to the northwest. It was a two-way circuit with four time controls per lap. The special stages per lap were two enduro and one motocross test. The drivers who had reached the destination first in time were spared the heavy rain that set in immediately afterwards.

After the first day of driving, the team from the USA led in the World Trophy ranking ahead of Australia and France. The German team was 9th, the Austrian team 13th and the Swiss team 16th. In the German team, Nico Rambow was eliminated from the ranking. His motorcycle had ignition problems and he reached the following time control too late. With that, the daily deletion result was already used up.

In the Junior Trophy classification, the Australian team led ahead of Sweden and France. The German team was 9th, the Austrian team 12th and the Swiss team 13th.

In the Women's Trophy, the Australian team led the teams from France and Sweden.

Moto Club Italia led the club ranking ahead of Team Ostra Elite and KBS UAMK TEAM UNHOST. The best German club team was the DMSB 1-ADAC Westfalen / Sachsen team in 27th place. For Austria the MSC Dalaas International in 66th place.

2 day

The route on the second day of driving was identical to the previous day.

The team from Australia led the World Trophy ranking ahead of the USA and France. The German team was still on the 9th place, the Austrian and Swiss team slipped one place down to 14th and 17th place respectively.

In the Junior Trophy classification, the Australian team continued to lead ahead of Sweden and France. The German team slipped to 10th place, Austria and Switzerland were unchanged on 12th and 13th place respectively.

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

The club ranking was led by Team Ostra Elite ahead of VAMC Drie Musketiers and KBS UAMK TEAM UNHOST. The DMSB 1-ADAC Westfalen / Sachsen team improved to 23rd, MSC Dalaas International to 55th place.

3rd day

Route of the 3rd day of travel

The stage of the third day led again to the northwest and mostly used parts of the route from the previous days in the opposite direction. There were two laps to drive for a total of 283 kilometers. Four time controls and three enduro tests had to be completed as special tests per lap.

A group of eight missed a route marker and drove in the opposite direction by mistake. Affected were the World Trophy riders: Marc Bourgeois, Anthoni Boissiere and Jeremy Joly (all three France), Lorenzo Santolino and Cristobal Guerrero (both Spain), David Knight (United Kingdom), Taylor Robert (USA) and Manuel Monni (Italy) . It was only after about four kilometers that they noticed their mistake, independently looked for a way back to the correct route and thus missed a transit check, which meant that they were excluded. After hearing all those involved, the jury supported the expedition leader. To justify their actions, the drivers stated that it would have been too dangerous to drive back the route in the opposite direction, in the event that other misguided drivers would follow. - The national associations concerned submitted an appeal , a special protest, against this decision, which meant that the drivers could continue to participate. Their results did not appear in the results lists for the time being.

In the World Trophy standings, the team from Australia was ahead of the USA and France. The German team improved to 9th, the Austrian to 13th and the Swiss to 16th place.

The Australian team led the Junior Trophy ranking ahead of Sweden and the USA. The Austrian team improved to 11th place, followed by the German and Swiss teams in 12th and 13th place respectively. In the German team, Bruno Wächtler retired with engine failure, which meant that the daily result was used up.

In the Women's Trophy, the Australian team continued ahead of the teams from France and Sweden.

The club ranking led VAMC Drie Musketiers ahead of Team Ostra Elite and KBS UAMK TEAM UNHOST. The best German club team was the DMSB 5-ADAC Südbaden / Sachsen team in 35th place. The MSC Dalaas International improved to 49th place.

4th day

Route of the 4th and 5th day of travel

On the fourth day, there were two more circuits over a total of 267 kilometers. Four time controls as well as two enduro and one motocross tests were set up as special stages for each lap. After crossing the finish line, the first riders to arrive began to rain again.

At the end of the fourth day of driving, the team from Australia led in the World Trophy standings, ahead of France and Spain. The German team improved to 7th, the Austrian to 12th and the Swiss to 14th place.

In the Junior Trophy classification, as on the day before, the Australian team led ahead of Sweden and the USA. Without any changes from the previous day, the Austrian team was 11th, Germany 12th and Switzerland 13th.

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

VAMC Drie Musketiers continued to lead the club ranking ahead of Team Ostra Elite and KBS UAMK TEAM UNHOST. The best German club team was the DMSB 1-ADAC Westfalen / Sachsen team in 39th place. The MSC Dalaas International improved to 43rd place.

5th day

The route on the fifth day was identical to the previous day.

Due to the intervention of France, the FIM disciplinary court, the CDI (International Disciplinary Court), had instructed the jury to withdraw the disqualification of the drivers and provisionally include the results again. However, the decision-makers on site (including the jury and race director) were “ignored”. - But that was not a decision about the legal validity of the disqualification. This was only decided in later proceedings.

The intermediate results after the fifth day of driving: In the World Trophy ranking (according to the instructions above) the team from France led ahead of Australia and Spain. The German team was unchanged in 7th place. Austria slipped to 13th place. Like the day before, Switzerland was in 14th place.

In the Junior Trophy, the Australian team led ahead of Sweden and Italy. The Austrian team improved to 10th place, followed by the German and Swiss teams in 11th and 12th place respectively.

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

The club ranking was still led by VAMC Drie Musketiers ahead of Team Ostra Elite and KBS UAMK TEAM UNHOST. The DMSB 1-ADAC Westphalia / Saxony team improved to 39th place. The MSC Dalaas International was unchanged in 43rd place.

6th day

Route of the 6th day of travel

The last stage of the day led to the southern Kechnec , where the final motocross was held as the last special stage. The weather was late summer and there was no precipitation.

At the awards ceremony immediately following the competition, the Australian drivers who - taking into account the above. Disqualifications in the lead - when the overall runner-up was called, the winners podium demonstratively. They only left after express instructions from an official. When the French were called and climbed the podium, they were whistled by the majority of the audience. The drivers were honored and the trophy was presented, but their victory was not yet official.

Final results

World Trophy

On November 2, 2015, the FIM International Disciplinary Court ruled on the appeals of the Fédération Française de Motocyclisme, the Real Federación Motoclista Española and the Auto-Cycle Union against the decision of the international jury, which disqualified eight drivers who had missed a drive-through check . - The disqualification was in accordance with the rules and remains in place. As a result, the Australian national team was declared the winner.

space	team	time
1.	Australia	21: 09: 31.14
2.	Italy	21: 27: 52.21
3.	Finland	21: 49: 13.25
4th	Germany	22: 01: 46.71
5.	Czech Republic	22: 03: 19.92
6th	Sweden	22: 23: 17.01
7th	Slovakia	22: 29: 14.26
8th.	Portugal	22: 31: 33.59
9.	Poland	22: 55: 39.80
10.	Austria	22: 55: 49.13
11.	Switzerland	23: 11: 25.28
12.	Estonia	23: 15: 33.57
13.	South Africa	23: 19: 57.28
14th	Belgium	23: 50: 00.74
15th	Greece	24: 38: 04.65
16.	Slovenia	25: 55: 12.93
17th	Romania	27: 50: 58.74
18th	Norway	28: 02: 50.93
19th	Spain	30: 41: 44.86
20th	United Kingdom	30: 48: 29.61
21st	Hungary	33: 27: 38.91
22nd	United States	37: 31: 42.11
23.	France	39: 43: 01.08

Junior Trophy

space	team	time
1.	Australia	12: 56: 33.09
2.	Sweden	13: 11: 59.93
3.	Italy	13: 23: 17.17
4th	France	13: 24: 24.41
5.	United Kingdom	13: 26: 33.72
6th	Finland	13: 27: 52.57
7th	Mexico	13: 44: 14.55
8th.	Czech Republic	13: 54: 51.53
9.	Slovakia	14: 01: 18.07
10.	Austria	14: 08: 47.69
11.	Germany	14: 11: 09.52
12.	Switzerland	14: 55: 47.04
13.	United States	18: 09: 31.30

Women's Trophy

space	team	time
1.	Australia	10: 15: 02.65
2.	France	11: 10: 56.38
3.	Sweden	11: 30: 23.63
4th	Finland	11: 39: 14.13
5.	United States	11: 41: 37.80
6th	Slovakia	36: 00: 00.00

Club team award

space	team	time
1.	VAMC Drie Musketeers	14: 15: 06.42
2.	Team Ostra Elite	14: 20: 08.61
3.	KBS UAMK TEAM UNHOST	14: 25: 37.60
4th	GOFASTERS.COM	14: 42: 17.14
5.	SACU TEAM SCOTLAND	14: 47: 10.11
6th	BMT Gottbros Team-FIM Europe CZE / SVK	14: 47: 28.88
7th	EnC Racing CZ I.	14: 48: 17.31
8th.	Motosport Club Hostalkovice	14: 51: 55.21
9.	Team West Sweden	14: 53: 27.84
10.	Team Ostra Junior	14: 56: 23.66
000 ${\displaystyle \vdots }$
34.	DMSB 1-ADAC Westphalia / Saxony	17: 44: 41.81
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40.	MSC Dalaas International	18: 54: 01.89
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45.	DMSB 2-ADAC Saxony	19: 14: 58.13
000 ${\displaystyle \vdots }$
48.	DMSB 6-ADAC Südbayern / Nordbaden	20: 01: 51.34
49.	Knopper racing team	20: 34: 44.21
000 ${\displaystyle \vdots }$
53.	DMSB 5-ADAC Südbaden / Saxony	24: 17: 03.07
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66.	DMSB 4-ADAC Lower Saxony / Berlin	28: 39: 40.69
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83.	Veterans team-FIM Europe NLD / DEU	35: 00: 38.28
000 ${\displaystyle \vdots }$
86.	FIM Europe LUX / DEU	37: 41: 41.36
000 ${\displaystyle \vdots }$
90.	DMSB 3-ADAC Hansa	42: 27: 49.62
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96.	FIM Europe DEU / DNK	54: 00: 00.00

Manufacturer's Team Award

space	team	time
1.	Husqvarna 1	12: 39: 57.31
2.	Yamaha Australia	12: 39: 58.82
3.	KTM Australia	12: 57: 36.06
4th	Husqvarna 3	12: 58: 01.33
5.	KTM Italia	12: 58: 52.11
6th	KTM support	13: 03: 34.38
7th	Husqvarna Osellini	13: 06: 23.36
8th.	KTM Germany	13: 09: 06.96
9.	Husqvarna 4	13: 22: 07.11
10.	Husqvarna 5	13: 40: 01.41
11.	Husqvarna 10	13: 49: 23.74
12.	Husqvarna 8	13: 50: 36.17
13.	Husqvarna 11	14: 20: 40.29
14th	Husqvarna 2	19: 43: 01.21
15th	TM Racing SPA	22: 20: 10.56
16.	Husqvarna 9	23: 15: 07.42
17th	KTM Factory	31: 14: 30,16
18th	Husqvarna 6	31: 57: 47.44
19th	Husqvarna 7	36: 18: 53.55

Individual evaluation

class	starter	gold	silver	bronze	without a medal	Failure / disqualification							Class winner	time
						1 day	2nd day (s)	3rd day (s)	4th day (s)	5th day (s)	6th day (s)	Total (noun)
E1 (a)	63	24	22nd	2		4th	2	3	2	0	0	15th	Jamie McCanney	4: 12: 06.87
E2 (b)	77	39	17th	9		1	3	2	2	2	0	12	Ryan Sipes	4: 07: 37.44
E3 (c)	50	25th	17th	4th		1	0	0	1	0	0	4th	Daniel Sanders	4: 11: 39.30
EW (d)	17th	6th	6th	2	0	3	3	0	0	0	0	3	Tayla Jones	5: 02: 57.80
C1 (a)	84	27	24	15th	7th	4th	5	6th	2	1	0	11	Lucas Dolfing	4: 44: 42.18
C2 (b)	121	23	34	26th	9	8th	11	5	4th	5	0	29	Oliver Nelson	4: 40: 46.51
C3 (c)	85	11	26th	15th	11	14th	7th	1	3	1	0	22nd	Fredrik Johansson	4: 42: 46.95
total	497	155	146	73	27	35	31	17th	14th	9	0	96

^(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

^(e) including previously retired restarters in classes EW, C1, C2 and C3

^(f) without restarter and according to the decision of the CDI on November 2nd, 2015

Attendees

Country	World Trophy Team	Junior Trophy Team	Women's Trophy Team	Club teams
Australia	Joshua Green (Yamaha) Daniel Milner (Yamaha) Matthew Phillips (KTM) Beau Ralston (Yamaha) Lachlan Stanford (Husqvarna) Glen Kearny (Husqvarna)	Broc Grabham (Sherco) Tom Mason (KTM) Daniel Sanders (KTM) Tye Simmonds (KTM)	Jessica Gardiner (Sherco) Tayla Jones (Yamaha) Jemma Wilson (Yamaha)	AUSTRALIA CLUB TEAM
Belgium	Arno Dessprechins (KTM) Bertrand Bailleux (Husqvarna) Jeremy Herinne (Moto TM) Andrew Leloup (KTM) Quentin Monfort (Husqvarna) Wim Vanderheyden (Husqvarna)			MC Sitges-Calet-FIM Europe ESP / BEL (l) (1 driver)
Denmark				FIM Europe DEU / DNK (n) (1 driver)
Germany	Edward Hübner (KTM) Nico Rambow (KTM) Mark Risse (Beta) Jan Schäfer (KTM) Davide von Zitzewitz (KTM) Christian Weiss (KTM)	Nico Busch (KTM) Bruno Wächtler (KTM) Paul Rossbach (KTM) Yanik Spachmüller (KTM)		DMSB 1-ADAC Westphalia / Saxony DMSB 2-ADAC Saxony DMSB 3-ADAC Hansa DMSB 4-ADAC Niedersachsen / Berlin DMSB 5-ADAC Südbaden / Saxony DMSB 6-ADAC Südbayern / Nordbaden FIM Europe DEU / DNK (n) (1 driver) FIM Europe LUX / DEU (m) (1 driver) Veteranen team-FIM Europe NLD / DEU (k) (1 driver)
Estonia	Priit Biene (Husqvarna) Martin Leok (KTM) Veiko Raats (KTM) Elary Talu (KTM) Toomas Triisa (Husqvarna) Priit Palatu (KTM)			MK gasgas Somerpalu MK
Finland	Eero Remes (Moto TM) Antti Helsten (Husqvarna) Mika Barnes (KTM) Eemil Pojola (Husqvarna) Henric Stigell (KTM) Matias Savo (KTM)	Antti Hanninen (Husqvarna) Joni Kaivolainen (KTM) Jiri Leino (Beta) Mika Tamminen (Husqvarna)	Sanna Karkkainnen (KTM) Taru Koskinen (Moto TM) Marita Nyqvist (Yamaha)	DYNASET Powered by Hydraulics Kuuma Ryhma Offroadpro.fi SE-Team SsMK CLUB TEAM Veterans from Finland
France	Marc Bourgeois (Yamaha) Anthony Boissiere (Sherco) Loic Larrieu (Sherco) Antoine Basset (KTM) Jeremy Joly (KTM) Mathias Bellino (Husqvarna)	Quentin Delhaye de Maulde (Moto TM) David Abgrall (Yamaha) Jean-Baptiste Nicolot (Yamaha) Anthony Geslin (Yamaha)	Blandine Dufrene (KTM) Geraldine Fournel (Sherco) Audrey Rossat (Husqvarna)	CHABLIS MOTO VERTE EQUIPE ESPOIR ENDURO AQUITAINE HURAND TEAM PARIS MOTO CLUB UNIVERSAL RIDE
Greece	Kimon Karampelas (Beta) Michail Ntouzenis (Honda) Artemis Sfinarolakis (Husqvarna) Vasilios Siafarikas (Honda) Giannis Trigkas (Beta) Alexios Zoras (KTM)			OFF ROAD TEAM SMOK-EDIL Team-FIM Europe GRC / ISR (j) (2 drivers)
Ireland				Foyle District MCC
Israel				SMOK-EDIL Team-FIM Europe GRC / ISR (j) (1 driver)
Italy	Matteo Bresolin (KTM) Nicolo Mori (KTM) Jonathan Manzi (Husqvarna) Davide Guarneri (Moto TM) Oscar Balletti (KTM) Manuel Monni (Moto TM)	Nicolo Bruschi (Honda) Matteo Pavini (KTM) Mirko Spandre (KTM) Michele Marchelli (Husqvarna)		FAST TEAM MOTO CLUB ALBATROS MOTO CLUB AMX MOTO CLUB ARDOSA MOTO CLUB BREMBANA TEAM MOTO CLUB ITALIA MOTO CLUB MANZANO MOTO CLUB MMRACING MOTO CLUB SCUDERIA DOLOMITI MOTO CLUB TREVISO
Canada				FIM North America 1 (q) (2 drivers) Team Canada
Luxembourg				FIM Europe LUX / DEU (m) (2 drivers)
Mexico		Didier Goirand (Beta) Ivan Ramirez (KTM) Arturo Rodriguez (KTM) Eric Yorba (KTM)
Netherlands				Nederland 1 TOER PLATE VAMC Drie Musketiers Veteranen team-FIM Europe NLD / DEU (k) (2 drivers)
Norway	Kevin Burud (KTM) Marius Helmersen (KTM) Jarle Holm (KTM) Martin-Hovin Johansen (KTM) Alexander Nyberg (Suzuki) Jon Anders Sogn Oiom (Husaberg)
Austria	Bernhard Schöpf (KTM) Michael Staufer (KTM) Patrick Neisser (Husqvarna) Matthias Wibmer (Husqvarna) Walter Feichtinger (KTM) Mario Hirschmugl (KTM)	Michael Feichtinger (Husqvarna) Markus Geier (KTM) Philipp Reichinger (Husqvarna) Florian Reichinger (Husqvarna)		Knopper Racing Team MSC Dalaas International
Poland	Marcin Frycz (KTM) Grzegorz Kargul (KTM) Lukasz Kedzierski (Yamaha) Sebastian Krywult (KTM) Jakub Kucharski (KTM) Pawel Szymkowski (KTM)			ER 15 G&G RTM Radom KTM Novi Korona Kielce
Portugal	Luis Correia (Beta) Joao Lourenco (Kawasaki) Luis Oliveira (Yamaha) Goncalo Reis (KTM) Joaquim Rodrigues (KTM) Diogo Ventura (GasGas)			IS3 RACE TEAM-FMP
Romania	Stefan Muntean (KTM) Andrei-Nicusor Botoaca (Husqvarna) Ionot Tocitu (KTM) Alexandru Garbacea (KTM) Emanuel Gyenes (KTM) Szilveszter Marton (KTM)
San Marino				MC TITANO
Sweden	Johan Edlund (Yamaha) Henrik Lindholm (KTM) Erik Ljungberg (Kawasaki) Mattias Ojanpera (Husqvarna) Kevin Olsen (Sherco) Martin Sundin (Husqvarna)	Jesper Borjesson (Husqvarna) Michael Persson (Yamaha) John Ramstrom (Husqvarna) Tommy Sjostrom (GasGas)	Jessica Jonsson (Kawasaki) Emelie Karlsson (Yamaha) Emmily Smalsjo (Yamaha)	Team Ostra Botkyrka MK Team Ostra Elite Team Ostra Forsvarsmaktens EK Team Ostra Gota MS Team Ostra Junior Team West Sweden
Switzerland	Francois Carron (KTM) Cedric Evard (Husqvarna) Thierry Graber (Sherco) Hansrudi Kilchenmann (Honda) Kewin Murisier (KTM) Jonathan Rosse (Yamaha)	Sandor Allemann (KTM) Daniel Brunner (KTM) Kelien Michaud (KTM) Alexandre Vaudan (Husqvarna)
Slovakia	Marek Giertl (KTM) Marek Haviar (KTM) Zlatko Novosad (Husqvarna) Miroslav Sevela (Moto TM) Jaroslav Strbek (Suzuki) Stefan Svitko (KTM)	Michal Drevenak (KTM) Michal Kosik (KTM) Michal Novocky (Husqvarna) Tomas Zboran (KTM)	Karin Hostinska (Husaberg) Katarina Jurickova (Husqvarna)	Albert Enduro Team BAMU BMT Slovakia Team BETA MOTO PALIC TEAM-FIM Europe CZE / SVK (o) (1 driver) BMT Gottbros Team-FIM Europe CZE / SVK (p) (1 driver) Enduro Club Puchov ENDURO KOPERBENT TEAM FORD SZILCAR-OP AUTO Racing Team (h) (2 drivers) JATO ENDURO KLUB-FIM Europe CZE / SVK (g) (1 driver) KAPAY RACING TEAM MISHImoto enduro team Radegast Birell Veteran Tím Slovakia Sadro Team Slovakia Zilinski rebeli
Slovenia	Tomasz Podvratnik (KTM) Gregor Robek (KTM) Jaka Seles (KTM) Miha Spindler (Beta) Miran Stanovnik (KTM) Ales Vrhovc (KTM)
Spain	Jonathan Barragan (Gasgas) Jaume Betriu (Husqvarna) Josep Garcia (Husqvarna) Victor Guerrero (KTM) Lorenzo Santolino (Sherco) Cristobal Guerrero (Yamaha)			MC Sitges-Calet-FIM Europe ESP / BEL (l) (2 drivers)
South Africa	Hendrik-Coetzer Botha (KTM) Bradley Cox (KTM) Kenneth Gilbert (Yamaha) Blake Gutzeit (KTM) Brett Swanepol (Yamaha) Daniel-Christian van Zyl (Yamaha)
Czech Republic	Jiri Hadek (KTM) Ondrej Helmich (KTM) Michal Kadlecek (Beta) Patrik Markvart (KTM) Jaromir Romancik (KTM) Radek Toman (KTM)	Jakub Hrones (KTM) Lukas Kucera (KTM) Martin Kulhanek (Husqvarna) Adolf Zivny (KTM)		AK Krakonos Jilemnice I AK Krakonos Jilemnice II BETA MOTO PALIC TEAM-FIM Europe CZE / SVK (o) (2 drivers) BMT Czech BMT Gottbros Team-FIM Europe CZE / SVK (p) (2 drivers) EnC Racing CZ I EnC Racing CZ Junior Enduroklub Semily Enduroklub Semily II FORD SZILCAR-OP AUTO Racing Team (h) (1 driver) Gottbros KBS UAMK TEAM UNHOST JATO ENDURO KLUB-FIM Europe CZE / SVK (g) (2 drivers) Jawa-CZ Classic Enduro Team KP ENDURO KLUB v ACR Motoklub Bilina Motoklub Chrastava Motoklub Chrastava 2 Motorsport Bozkov Motosport Klub Hostalkovice Promoto Racing team
Hungary	Akos Csorba (Husaberg) Janos Desi (KTM) Bence Hollo (KTM) Peter Katai (KTM) Gyorgy Solymosi (Sherco) Barnabas Toth (KTM)			Enduro Team Hungary Club
United Kingdom	David Knight (KTM) Jamie Lewis (KTM) Jamie McCanney (Husqvarna) Jack Rowland (Sherco) Tom Sagar (KTM) Joe Wootton (Husqvarna)	James Dent (KTM) Josh Gotts (Moto TM) Rob Johnson (KTM) Lee Sealey (Husqvarna)		British Army Motorsports SACU TEAM SCOTLAND Team St George Witley MCC
United States	Michael Brown (Husqvarna) Thaddeus Duvall (Husqvarna) Ryan Sipes (Husqvarna) Gary Sutherlin (KTM) Taylor Robert (KTM) Kailub Russell (KTM)	Grant Baylor (Yamaha) Stuart Baylor (KTM) Nicholas Davis (Husqvarna) Layne Michael (Honda)	Rachel Gutish (KTM) Mandi Mastin (KTM) Jamie Wells (KTM)	BOISE RIDGE RIDERS ELIZABETH SCOTT ERIC CLEVELAND FIM North America 1 (q) (1 driver) GOFASTERS.COM MO MUDDERS TONY AGONIS

^(G) binational Czech-Slovak team

^(H) binational Czech-Slovak team

⁽ⁱ⁾ binational Czech-Slovak team

^(j) binational Greek-Israeli team

^(k) binational Dutch-German team

^(l) binational Spanish-Belgian team

^(m) binational Luxembourg-German team

⁽ⁿ⁾ binational Danish-German team

^(O) binational Czech-Slovak team

^(p) binational Czech-Slovak team

^(q) binational Canadian-US team

Web links

Commons : 90th International Six-Day Tour  - Collection of images, videos and audio files

• Detailed results of the ISDE 2015 at fim-isde.alkamelsystems.com , accessed on February 1, 2019
• FIM INTERNATIONAL SIX DAYS 'ENDURO REGULATIONS (ISDE) 2015 , accessed on February 1, 2019
• Official program , accessed on February 1, 2019
• enduro-dm.de - ISDE 2015 , accessed on February 1, 2019
• baboons.de - Enduro WM ISDE 2015 , accessed on February 1, 2019
• 6 Days Memories - Slovakia 2015

Individual evidence

1. ↑ enduro21.com: Australia Declared ISDE Winners , accessed February 1, 2019.