92nd international six-day trip

The 92nd international six-day race was the team world championship in enduro sport and took place from August 28 to September 2, 2017 in Brive-la-Gaillarde, France, and the surrounding area. The host's national teams won the World Trophy for the ninth time and the Junior World Trophy for the sixth time. The Women's World Trophy went to the Australian national team for the fifth time in a row.

competition

organization

The event took place in Brive-la-Gaillarde for the second time, after the 76th International Six-Day Race (2001) was held here.

For the second time after 2016, the Vintage Trophy was held in parallel (August 31 to September 2) . Drivers were able to participate in five classes with motorcycles built up to 1986. The national teams did not have to be named. The condition for participation was three drivers from three different classes (except EVO 86). The three fastest drivers in each country were automatically classified as a team.

As in the previous year, there was also the Motorex Challenge . The company supported participating club and vintage drivers during the event with their own lubricants and care products free of charge. In return, the participants had to put the advertising lettering on the equipment of the driver and the motorcycles. The winning team in the club competition received a special award and products worth € 2,000.

19 teams for the World Trophy, 16 for the Junior Trophy, nine for the Women's Trophy and 167 club teams from a total of 32 nations took part in the competition.

Germany took part in the Junior Trophy and with ten club teams. Switzerland took part in the World Trophy and Junior Trophy as well as with three club teams. A club team from Austria took part.

1 day

The route of the 1st and 2nd day

The stage of the first day was 259 kilometers. Motocross and an enduro test had to be completed at special tests. Temperatures well over 30 ° C were a particular challenge. The day was free of rain.

After the first day of driving, the team from France led in the World Trophy standings, ahead of Finland and Australia. The Swiss team was in 12th place.

In the Junior Trophy classification, the Swedish team was ahead of Italy and France. The German team was 10th, the Swiss 14th place.

In the Women's Trophy, the Spanish team led the teams from Australia and the USA.

AUVERGNE ELITE led the club ranking ahead of ITALY and MCC WALES / WELSH MCC. The best German club team was the DMSB 1-ADAC Württemberg / Hessen-Thuringia team in 24th place. The Austrian Knopper Racing Team came in 58th, the best Swiss team was Team ZAC in 89th place.

2 day

The stage of the second day was the same as the day before. The temperatures were still extremely hot.

The team from France led the World Trophy ranking ahead of Australia and Finland. The Swiss team was still in 12th place.

In the Junior Trophy classification, the US team led ahead of France and Italy. The German team improved to 8th place. Switzerland slipped to 15th place. In the Swiss team, two drivers, Sandro Kolliker and Willi Kubner, were eliminated and the team fell behind in the standings without a chance.

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

As on the day before, the club ranking led by AUVERGNE ELITE ahead of ITALY and MCC WALES / WELSH MCC. The best German club team was the DMSB 1-ADAC Württemberg / Hessen-Thuringia team in 25th place. The Austrian Knopper Racing Team improved to 54th place, the Swiss Team ZAC to 77th place.

3rd day

The route of the 3rd day

The route on the third day was a total of 247 kilometers. Five motocross tests had to be completed at special stages. The weather was significantly cooler than on the two previous days, and rain fell in places.

In the World Trophy classification, the team from France continued to lead ahead of Australia and Finland. The Swiss team improved to 11th place.

The French team led the Junior Trophy ranking ahead of Italy and the USA. The German team slipped to 9th place, Switzerland took 15th place like the day before. In the German team, Jan Allers lost around 20 minutes due to a technical defect in the chain, but was able to fix it within the allotted time and prevent a breakdown.

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

ITALY led the club ranking ahead of AUVERGNE ELITE and the MCC WALES / WELSH MCC. The best German club team was the DMSB 1-ADAC Württemberg / Hessen-Thuringia team in 27th place. The Austrian Knopper Racing Team improved to 51st, the Swiss ZAC to 71st place.

4th day

The route of the 4th and 5th day

The fifth stage was 223 kilometers long. The special stages were again five motocross tests. It had rained the previous night, which made the special stages on grass very slippery. By the afternoon the track surface was dry again.

At the end of the fourth day of driving, the team from France continued to lead ahead of Australia and Finland in the World Trophy classification. The Swiss team improved to 10th place.

In the Junior Trophy classification, the French team continued to lead ahead of Italy and the USA. The German team was on 9th place, Switzerland on 15th place.

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

As the day before, ITALY led the club ranking ahead of AUVERGNE ELITE and the MCC WALES / WELSH MCC. The best German club team was the DMSB 1-ADAC Württemberg / Hessen-Thuringia team in 23rd place. The Swiss team ZAC improved to 67th place. The Austrian Knopper Racing Team slipped to 81st place.

The Vintage Trophy started on the fourth day. The stage to be driven was a circuit over 138 kilometers, in the course of which two motocross tests had to be completed as special stages.

5th day

On the fifth day, the same route was driven as the day before. The weather was very cool for the time of year, the day remained free of precipitation.

The intermediate results after the fifth day of driving: In the World Trophy standings, the team from France continued ahead of Australia and Finland. The Swiss team was still in 10th place.

In the Junior Trophy, the French team continued to lead ahead of Italy and the USA. The German team consolidated in 9th place, Switzerland was still in 15th place.

There was no change in the Women's Trophy and the Australian team continued to lead the teams from the USA and France.

ITALY led the club ranking ahead of the MCC WALES / WELSH MCC and SRT Offroad. The best German club team was the DMSB 1-ADAC Württemberg / Hessen-Thuringia team in 21st place. The Swiss team ZAC improved to 66th place. The Austrian Knopper Racing Team slipped to 98th place.

The stage in the Vintage Trophy was the same as the day before. The third special test was an acceleration test over 200 meters.

6th day

On the last day, a short feeder stage to the race track was carried out, where the final motocross was driven as the last special stage.

Final results

World Trophy

space	team	time
1.	France	12: 59: 38.23
2.	Australia	13: 05: 52.26
3.	Finland	13: 08: 50.34
4th	Portugal	13: 25: 22.83
5.	United Kingdom	13: 28: 51.91
6th	Sweden	13: 33: 22.73
7th	Netherlands	13: 44: 08.41
8th.	Brazil	14: 02: 37.64
9.	Norway	14: 25: 08.73
10.	Switzerland	14: 28: 40.54
11.	Mexico	14: 46: 39.27
12.	Hungary	16: 11: 43.94
13.	Czech Republic	18: 53: 14.84
14th	Italy	20: 59: 20.09
15th	Spain	25: 25: 58.60
16.	United States	27: 43: 30.51
17th	Chile	28: 26: 25.66
18th	Belgium	28: 59: 00.94
19th	Japan	29: 20: 41.04

Junior Trophy

space	team	time
1.	France	9: 55: 04.10
2.	Italy	9: 55: 19.63
3.	United States	9:57:07.00
4th	United Kingdom	10: 02: 39.92
5.	Spain	10: 05: 55.30
6th	Chile	10: 07: 42.32
7th	Mexico	10: 21: 44.01
8th.	Czech Republic	10: 23: 29.09
9.	Germany	11: 07: 01.45
10.	Sweden	22: 15: 33.39
11.	Finland	22: 26: 25.45
12.	Belgium	22: 56: 59.65
13.	Portugal	23:00: 09.95
14th	Canada	26: 01: 43.93
15th	Switzerland	35: 32: 09.44
16.	Australia	39: 19: 29.29

Women's Trophy

space	team	time
1.	Australia	7:08:04:01
2.	United States	7: 14: 50.63
3.	France	7: 34: 40.74
4th	Sweden	7: 42: 54.57
5.	Italy	7: 54: 54.13
6th	Canada	8: 33: 03.17
7th	Portugal	8: 37: 33.67
8th.	Slovakia	9: 11: 30.92
9.	Spain	19: 12: 28,19

Club team award

space	team	time
1.	ITALY	10:00: 16.79
2.	MCC WALES / WELSH MCC	10: 08: 30.52
3.	SRT offroad	10: 09: 59.96
4th	LANGUEDOC ROUSSILLON	10: 23: 30.35
5.	Team West Sweden 1	10: 24: 16.92
6th	GRENOBLE ENDURO CLUB 1	10: 25: 39.65
7th	AUVERGNE JUNIOR	10: 27: 39.01
8th.	PAVIA SENIOR	10: 27: 39.20
9.	KBS UAMK TEAM UNHOST	10: 31: 32.21
10.	LIGUE POITOU CHARENTES	10: 32: 47.37
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21st	DMSB 1-ADAC Württemberg / Hessen-Thuringia	11: 02: 32.14
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32.	DMSB 3-ADAC Südbaden / Pfalz / Westphalia	11: 19: 10.61
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35.	DMSB 7-MSC Free Ground / ADAC Saxony	11: 27: 39.79
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44.	DMSB 2-Dirtbiker Magazine	11: 54: 50.54
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54.	DMSB 5-ADAC Middle Rhine	12:35:38.00
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65.	Team ZAC	13: 19: 37.23
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90.	DMSB 9-ADAC Südbayern / Nordrhein / Hessen-Thüringen	15: 22: 08.64
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99	DMSB 8-ADAC Northern Bavaria	16: 52: 25.31
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112.	Knopper Racing Team	19: 15: 54.94
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120.	DMSB 4-ADAC Saxony	23: 34: 12.27
000 ${\displaystyle \vdots }$
129.	PAMARO Enduroteam Suisse	26: 00: 50.23
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132.	DMSB 6-ADAC Lower Saxony / Hansa	26: 14: 29.86
000 ${\displaystyle \vdots }$
136.	Team CET	26: 48: 39.10
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162.	DMSB 10-Dirtbiker / ADAC Lower Saxony / Württemberg	47: 11: 57.25

Manufacturer's Team Award

space	team	time
1.	KTM 2	9: 43: 20.41
2.	KTM 1	9: 46: 09.38
3.	KTM 3	9: 51: 37.62
4th	TM Racing	9: 52: 05.93
5.	Beta Boano 1	9: 52: 10.42
6th	Husqvarna 2	9: 52: 13.74
7th	Husqvarna 4	10: 04: 09.83
8th.	Honda Redmoto	10: 08: 23.79
9.	Honda	10: 08: 49.55
10.	Husqvarna 3	17: 31: 37.52
11.	Husqvarna 1	24: 28: 39.28

Motorex Challenge

space	team	time
1.	PAVIA SENIOR	10: 27: 39.20
2.	KBS UAMK TEAM UNHOST	10: 31: 32.21
3.	PAVIA JUNIOR	10: 55: 44.53
4th	Motoklub Chrastava	11:08:29.25
5.	FIREBALL MOTOR RACING TEAM	11: 15: 34.60
6th	TEAM ST GEORGES MCC	11: 20: 14.89
7th	L'ARMORIK KID	11: 29: 01.45
8th.	TEAM CANTAL ISDE	11: 35: 38.86
9.	BRONCINO	11: 56: 34.12
10.	Enduro Mexico I	12: 55: 03.66
000 ${\displaystyle \vdots }$
12.	Team ZAC	13: 19: 37.23
000 ${\displaystyle \vdots }$
20th	Knopper Racing Team	19: 15: 54.94
000 ${\displaystyle \vdots }$
23.	Team CET	26: 48: 39.10

Individual evaluation

class	starter	gold	silver	bronze	without a medal	Failure / disqualification	Class winner	time
E1 (a)	51	30th	10	3		8th	Josep Garcia	3: 12: 23.99
E2 (b)	43	29	8th	1		5	Loic Larrieu	3: 11: 45.68
E3 (c)	30th	20th	6th	1		3	Taylor Robert	3: 13: 05.64
EW (d)	27	9	8th	4th	2	4th	Laia Sanz	3: 28: 52.18
C1 (a)	152	38	46	32	16	20th	Julien Gauthier	3: 19: 11.60
C2 (b)	217	46	57	49	20th	45	Jamie Lewis	3: 20: 30.52
C3 (c)	131	11	42	40	25th	13	Manuel Monni	3: 17: 56.04
total	651	183	177	130	63	98

^(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

Vintage Trophy

National teams

space	team	time
1.	France (Winther, Manenti, Romieu)	2: 26: 05.15
2.	Italy (Mattalini, Leone, Pinoli)	2: 32: 36.43
3.	United Kingdom (McNee, Stobbs, Drake)	2: 45: 21.13
4th	Canada (Beaudoin, Lacombe, Lepley)	2: 52: 15.24

Motorex Challenge

space	team	time
1.	Philippe Vellas	47: 04.61
2.	Rolf Nickolai	47: 15.17
3.	Riccardo Terranova	47: 59.77
4th	Fabrice Gendron	49: 03.05
5.	Luca Leone	49: 21.38
6th	Michael Harding	51: 03.23
7th	Marco Pinoli	51: 05.71
8th.	Lubert Lenselink	51: 12.83
9.	Stephen Baker	51: 32.10
10.	Marco Pagnano	51: 58.85
11.	Gunter Dax	51: 59.57
000 ${\displaystyle \vdots }$
19th	Paul's choice	54: 37.31
000 ${\displaystyle \vdots }$
43.	Hennes Hahn	9:00 a.m.
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45.	Markus Otto	9:00 a.m.

Individual evaluation

class	starter	Failure / disqualification	Class winner	time
C72 (k)	3	1	Jason McNee	55: 26.47
C76 (l)	11	2	Frederick Beaudoin	49: 25.94
C79 (m)	25th	3	Jonathan Stobbs	47: 42.42
C82 (n)	59	9	Simon Romieu	43: 32.29
EVO86 (o)	45	6th	Philippe Barthomeuf	47: 00.99
total	143	21st

^(k) Motorcycles built up to 1972

^(l) Motorcycles built up to 1976

^(m) Motorcycles built up to 1979

⁽ⁿ⁾ Motorcycles built up to 1982

^(O) Motorcycles built up to 1986

Attendees

Country	World Trophy Team	Junior Trophy Team	Women's Trophy Team	Club teams
Argentina				Team Cassagne 1 Team Cassagne 2
Australia	Matthew Phillips (Sherco) Daniel Sanders (KTM) Daniel Milner (KTM) Joshua Green (Yamaha)	Michael Driscol (Yamaha) Wil Ruprecht (Yamaha) Lyndon Snodgrass (KTM)	Tayla Jones (Husqvarna) Jessica Gardiner (Yamaha) Jemma Wilson (Yamaha)	Club Team Australia
Belgium	Jerome Martiny (Husqvarna) Andrew Leloup (KTM) Jilani Cambre (Husqvarna) Bertrand Bailleux (Husqvarna)	Antoine Magain (Yamaha) Matthew Vanoevelen (Yamaha) Jarne de Schaepmeester (KTM)		CLUB BELGIUM 1 DINANT MC ENDURO ATTITUDE VETERAN TEAM HOLLAND (j) (1 driver)
Brazil	Gustavo Pellin (KTM) Romulo Bottrel (KTM) Diego Colett (KTM) Bruno Crivilin (KTM)
Chile	Diego Rojas (Kawasaki) Francisco Guzman (Honda) Juan-Pablo Jara (Husqvarna) Diego Herrera (Moto TM)	Benjamin Herrera (Moto TM) Ruy Barbosa (Husqvarna) Sebastian Taverne (Honda)		Chile Club Chile Official
Germany		Jan Allers (KTM) Yanik Spachmüller (KTM) Robert Riedel (KTM)		DMSB 1-ADAC Württemberg / Hessen-Thüringen DMSB 2-Dirtbiker Magazine DMSB 3-ADAC Südbaden / Pfalz / Westphalia DMSB 4-ADAC Sachsen DMSB 5-ADAC Mittelrhein DMSB 6-ADAC Niedersachsen / Hansa DMSB 7-MSC Freier Grund / ADAC Sachsen DMSB 8-ADAC Nordbayern DMSB 9-ADAC Südbayern / Nordrhein / Hessen-Thüringen DMSB 10-Dirtbiker / Niedersachsen / Württemberg
Estonia				Sumerpalu Motoklubi
Finland	Eero Remes (Moto TM) Henric Stigell (Husqvarna) Antti Hellsten (Husqvarna) Matti Seistola (KTM)	Antti Hanninen (Husqvarna) Lari Jukola (KTM) Eemil Pohjola (Husqvarna)		DYNASET Hydraulics Finland SML JR Team Finland Team BSR Finland (k) (2 drivers) Team HyKoKe Finland
France	Jeremy Tarroux (Sherco) Loic Larrieu (Yamaha) Christophe Charlier (Husqvarna) Christophe Nambotin (KTM)	Jeremy Miroir (Husqvarna) Hugo Blanjoue (Yamaha) Anthony Geslin (Beta)	Samantha Tichet (Yamaha) Juliette Berrez (Yamaha) Audrey Rossat (Husqvarna)	ALHOA MOTOCLUB AMA AMCV19 ATC ST CHRISTOPHE AUVERGNE ELITE AUVERGNE JUNIOR AXL'R TEAM MC UZERCHOIS CHABLIS MOTO verte 1 CHABLIS MOTO VERTE 2 CLUB PROVENCE Cote Basque 64 ELITE HUSQVARNA 15 ELITE MOTO 15 MOTOCROSS- CLUB DE VERRIERES 1 MOTOCROSS- OF CLUB PYRAMIDES ... MOTOCROSS- .NL (i) (1 driver) FIREBALL MOTOR RACING TEAM GP WHAT GRENOBLE ENDURO CLUB 1 GRENOBLE ENDURO CLUB 2 GRENOBLE ENDURO CLUB 3 L'ARMORIK KID L'ARMORIK KING LANGUEDOC ROUSSILLON L'ECURIE DU DESERT LES AIGLES AMTTT POITOU CHARENTES MC OF CHAVADES / GT MOTOSPORT MC OF PUYS ISDE MC UPPER VOSGES ENDURO MC PLATEAU ARDECHOIS MC UZERCHOIS MILO RACING MOTO CLUB OF ABERS MOTOCLUB HAUTE CORREZE MS PARTS OFF ROAD PARIS MC PICHTEAM ISDE RAND'OC REQUISTA MOTOSPORT ROUERGUE ALU XTREME MONAS T2F RACING TEAM 3M TEAM BOUSSAQUIN TEAM CANTAL ISDE TEAM GENERATION 2 ROUES TEAM LA GAZ FAMILY TEAM LMSENS TT TEAM LOZERE 1 TEAM LOZERE 2 TEAM LOZERE 3 TEAM MC ERROBI 2 TEAM OF CADORS AMA TEAM TT BEAUJOLAIS TO ENDURO TOPBOULE TEAM
Greece				ATHENS ENDURO TEAM SCUDERIA DOLOMITI (h) (1 driver)
Guatemala				Enduro Mexico I (g) (1 driver)
Ireland				FOYLE1 FOYLE2 TORC 1 TORC 2
Israel				ALYSTAR CHAMP FACTORY PRO RIDING
Italy	Davide Guardneri (Honda) Giacomo Redondi (Honda) Alex Salvini (Beta) Thomas Oldrati (Husqvarna)	Davide Soreca (Honda) Andrea Verona (Moto TM) Matteo Cavallo (Beta)	Anna Sappino (Husqvarna) Paola Riverditi (Husqvarna) Cristina Marrocco (KTM)	ALBATROS ALTA VAL TREBBIA Ardosa BRONCINO CIVEZZANO COSTA VOLPINO FACTORY ASD fastteam INTIMIANO NOSEDA ITALY MANZANO MONTEFELTRO PARINI PAVIA JUNIOR PAVIA SENIOR PINO MEDEOT GORIZIA RALLO RS 77 SCUDERIA DOLOMITI (h) (2 drivers)
Japan	Kenji Suzuki (Yamaha) Yaturo Uchiyama (Yamaha) Takahiro Maehashi (KTM) Katsuyuki Namegawa (KTM)			LAST SAMURAI
Canada		Jamie Baskerville (Husqvarna) Ryder Heacock (Yamaha) Jarred Jonker (Beta)	Melissa Harten (Beta) Shelby Turner (KTM) Madi Watt (Yamaha)	Team Canada East Team Quebec
Mexico	Gabriel Guardado (KTM) Arturo Rodriguez (Beta) Alvaro Miller (Beta) Antonio Sahagun (KTM)	Nayib Chavolla (KTM) Didier Goirand (KTM) Eric Yorba (KTM)		Enduro Guadalajara Enduro Mexico I (g) (2 riders) Enduro Mexico II Enduro Monterrey
Netherlands	Bas klein Haneveld (Husqvarna) Thierry Pittens (Husqvarna) Lucas Dolfing (Moto TM) Robin Nijkamp (KTM)			ENDURO CLUB DRENTHE ENDURO.NL (i) (2 drivers) MCNH PDGE VETERAN TEAM HOLLAND (j) (2 drivers)
Norway	Kjetil Gundersen (Yamaha) Hakon Nohr (KTM) Pal Anders Ullevalseter (KTM) Kevin Burud (KTM)
Austria				Knopper Racing Team
Poland				HAWI RACING TEAM R3
Portugal	Goncalo Reis (KTM) Joao Vivas (KTM) Diogo Ventura (Honda) Luis Oliveira (Honda)	Andre Martins (Suzuki) Tomas Clemente (KTM) Manuel Teixeira (KTM)	Flavia Rolo (KTM) Rita Vieira (Beta) Bruna Antunes (KTM)	FMP-IS3
Romania				Team BSR Finland (k) (1 driver)
Sweden	Pontus Skog (KTM) Robert Friberg (Husqvarna) Oliver Nelson (KTM) Niklas Persson (Yamaha)	Mikael Persson (Yamaha) Albin Elowson (Husqvarna) Joakim Grelsson (KTM)	Hanna Berzelius (Husqvarna) Amanada Elvin (Husqvarna) Martina Reimander (KTM)	Team West Sweden 1 Team West Sweden 2
Switzerland	Sandro Allemann (KTM) Daniel Brunner (KTM) Kelien Michaud (KTM) Alexandre Vaudan (Husqvarna)	Sando Kolliker (Husqvarna) Willi Kubny (KTM) Vincent Steinmann (KTM)		PAMARO Enduroteam Suisse Team CET Team ZAC
Slovakia			Katarina Jurickova (Husqvarna) Karin Hostinska (Husqvarna) Gabriela Cipkova (KTM)	ENDURO PROSTEJOV-GOTTBROS Motoklub Chrastava
Spain	Josep Garcia (KTM) Cristobal Guerrero (Yamaha) Jaume Betriu (KTM) Ramon Quer Molgo (Husqvarna)	Enric Francisco (KTM) Jordo Quer Molga (Husqvarna) Tosha Schareina (Husqvarna)	Mireia Badia Camprubi (Husqvarna) Laia Sanz Pla-Giribert (KTM) Gabriela Seisdedos (KTM)	ACBaldrich Enduro Team Aranda de Duero Racing Team ASCENSORES CASADO SA / MC ... Calet-Recanvis Penedes-McSitges INTECO ARA LLEIDA MC COSTA BRAVA & MC VILOBI & ... MERINO TEAM MOTO CLUB VINAROS PICO FRENTES ENDURO TEAM PTV Race Team
South Africa				A1 Group
Czech Republic	Jakub Sefr (KTM) Patrik Markvart (KTM) Milan Engel (KTM) Patric Liska (KTM)	Robert Friedrich (KTM) Adolf Zivny (KTM) Jiri Hadek (KTM)		Enduroklub Semily Enduroklub Semily junior KBS UAMK TEAM UNHOST KP ENDURO KLUB Motosport Bozkov 1 Motosport Bozkov 2
Hungary	Barnabas Toth (Husqvarna) Bence Hollo (Sherco) Peter Miksi (Sherco) Peter Katai (KTM)			Hungary Club Team 2
United Kingdom	Nathan Watson (KTM) Frazer Flockhart (KTM) Kevin Murray (Beta) Lee Sealey (Yamaha)	Joseph Wootton (Husqvarna) Thomas Ellwood (Sherco) Damiel Mundell (KTM)		ARMY JUNIOR TEAM British Army MCA DYFED DIRT BIKE CLUB A DYFED DIRT BIKE CLUB B ELGIN ENDURO CLUB / STORKAW ... MAESTEG MC MCC WALES / WELSH MCC RHAYADER MOTOR CLUB SHEEP SKULL TEAM ENDURO RIDERS SOUTHERN TEAM MCC ISLE.STORDS MANDS MCC TEAM SCOTLAND WITLEY MCC
United States	Ryan Sipes (Husqvarna) Kailub Russell (KTM) Thaddeus Duvall (Husqvarna) Taylor Robert (KTM)	Joshua Toth (Yamaha) Michael Layne (Husqvarna) Grant Baylor (Husqvarna)	Kacy Martinez (KTM) Rebecca Sheets (KTM) Brandy Richards (KTM)	Appalachian Dirt Riders Elizabeth Scott Community Eric Cleveland Memorial FirstLine Kay Moto Promo Missouri Mudders SRT Offroad

^(G) binational Mexican-Guatemalan team

^(H) binational Italian-Greek team

⁽ⁱ⁾ binational Dutch-French team

^(j) binational Dutch-Belgian team

^(j) binational Finnish-Romanian team

Vintage Trophy

Country	C72	C76	C79	C82	EVO86
Australia			Stephen Baker (SWM) Michael Harding (Cagiva)	Matthew Dwyer (KTM) Peter Cave (Suzuki) Rob Shoemark (Husqvarna) Geoff Ballard (Maico)
Belgium		Dominique Dandoy (Montesa)
Germany				Hennes Hahn (Honda) Sven Roth (Kramer) Gunter Dax (Kramer) Rolf Nickolai (Kramer) Paul Wahl (Maico)	Jan Oestreich (KTM) Markus Otto (MZ) Swen Schiller (Kram-It)
France		Philippe Baquet (Honda) Eric Jacob (Ossa) Frederic Winther (Maico) Jean Somat (KTM) Hugues Demay (Yamaha)	Franck Libbrecht (BPS) Jean-Christophe Fromentel (Husqvarna) Bernard Deffradas (Husqvarna) Eric Groslier (BPS SWM) Fabrice Guitard (CAN AM) Jean-Louis Figureau (CAN AM) Laurent Brouste (BPS) Laurent Raphanel (Portal) Philippe Garin ( fantic motor) Fabrice Baumont (Suzuki) Philippe Lagriffoul (TGM) Christophe Manenti (portal) Loic Garin (Scorpion) Bruno Lacrouts (portal) Frederic Fret (Kramer)	Alain Barbe (Suzuki) Alain Goulu (Portal) Yves Letailleur (Husqvarna) Richard Lemoine (Husqvarna) Yves Chemouny (Simson) Christophe Vuillermoz (KTM) Pierre Gontier (SWM) Simon Romieu (SWM) Joel Bousquet (Honda) Thierry Costard (Husqvarna) Patrice Amouriq (Fantic) Allan Amouriq (Fantic) Pascal Henon (Husqvarna) Jean-Marc Hourdel (Cagiva) Andre-Luc Hodee (Cagiva) Olivie Duclos (Husqvarna) Erick Maugin (Aprilia) Gwenegan Laurent (Husqvarna) Alexandre Morel (Aprilia) Eric Penel (Husqvarna) Jean-Yves Raudrant (Husqvarna) Damien Franco (TGM) Claude Auriac (Peugeot) Jean-Francois Curbilie (TGM) Claude Nicolas (Husqvarna) Ludovi Giangregorio (Yamaha) Jacques Chartrain (Kawasaki) Pascal le Floch (Fantic) Jean -Marie Struys (Sachs Nauder) Jean-Francois Helaine (Suzuki) Jean-Christophe Treille (Suzuki) Pascal Chauvin (Husqvarna) Richard Billy (Suzuki) Vincent Neron (Kawasaki) Jean-Pierre Auzelly (Yamaha) Julien Bignon (Cagiva) Bertrand de Gueltzl (portal)	Laurent Renault (Yamaha) Yves le Diodic (Husqvarna) Frederic Rivalan (Yamaha) Gilles Guilbert (Husqvarna) Jean-Pierre Garin (Husqvarna) Michel Barez (Honda Barigo) Philippe Barthomeuf (Cardel) Thierry Massardier (Cardel) Patrice Mourgues (Cardel) Thibault Massardier (Cardel) Gael Fergere (Honda) Jean Michem (Sachs Nauder) Olivier Nonnon (Barigo) Jean-Luc Robert (Cadel) Eric Sgaramella (Yamaha) Antoine Panaget (KDX) Fabrice Gendron (Cardel) Cyprien Delhoume (Honda) Albert Meunier ( Accossato) Francois Boschetti (Husqvarna) Philippe Vellas (Husqvarna) Jean-Luc Rojat (Honda) Philippe Lachaud (Peugeot) Nicolas Nilo (Husqvarna) Jean-Marie Berthoumieux (Cagiva) Cedric Mary (Husqvarna) Patrick Fraiz (Cagiva) Christian Laborde (Portal ) Roland Grandjean (Yamaha) Gilles Carbonnier (Honda) Luc Gelly (Honda) Daniel Delomenede (Accossato) Maxime le Diodic (Yamaha) Frederic Cretin (KTM)
Italy		Giorgio Fortunati (KTM) Ivano Mattalini (KTM) Lorenzo Troian (Puch)	Marco Pagnano (Kramer) Paolo Sala (TGM) Marco Pinoli (SWM) Fabio Casotto (SWM)	Luca Leone (Maico) Julien Panaget (Aprilia) Daniele di Prima (Puch) Roberto Biancardi (SWM) Raffaele Guasco (Puch) Tiziano Pozzi (Puch Frigerio)	Lucien Caggiano (Husqvarna) Riccardo Terranova (Cagiva)
Canada		Frederick Beaudoin (CAN AM)	Joel Lepley (CAN AM)	Thierry Lacombe (CAN AM)
Netherlands				Henk Wesselink (SWM) Lubert Lenselink (SWM)
Spain	Guillem de Palleja (Ossa) Angel Varea (Ossa)	Carles Salinas LLonch (Bultaco)
United Kingdom		Jason McNee (Triumph)	Liz Millett (Suzuki) Sara-Angharad Stobbs (Suzuki) Jonathan Stobbs (KTM)	David Donald (KTM) Dylan Williams (Yamaha) Ian Barnett (Husqvarna) Rob Drake (Honda)	James-Dylan Davies (Husqvarna) Steve Finch (Husqvarna) Gary Drage (Husqvarna) Gavin Hockey (Husqvarna) Julien Crimp (Husqvarna) Andy Elliott (Husqvarna)

Web links

Commons : 92nd International Six-Day Tour  - Collection of images, videos and audio files

• Detailed results of ISDE 2017 , accessed on February 24, 2019
• FIM INTERNATIONAL SIX DAYS 'ENDURO REGULATIONS (ISDE) 2017 , accessed on February 24, 2019
• 2017 FIM ENDURO VINTAGE TROPHY REGULATIONS , accessed February 24, 2019
• Information about the Motorex Challenge , accessed on March 8, 2019
• baboons.de - Enduro WM ISDE 2017 , accessed on February 24, 2019
• enduro-dm.de - ISDE 2017 , accessed on February 24, 2019
• 6 Days Memories - France 2017