94th international six-day trip

The 94th international six-day race was the team world championship in enduro sport and took place from 11 to 16 November 2019 in Portimão, Portugal, and the Algarve . The US national team won the World Trophy for the second time. The national team of Australia won the Junior World Trophy for the third time. The Women's World Trophy won the US national team for the second time.

The Algarve coast from the air.
In the middle of the picture, Portimão , start and finish point of the individual stages

competition

organization

Main grandstand in the start and finish area of ​​the Autódromo Internacional do Algarve (2012)

The event was held in Portugal for the third time after the 74th (1999) and 84th International Six-Day Races (2009) had already been awarded to the country.

The paddock and the parc fermé were located on the Autódromo Internacional do Algarve .

17 teams for the World Trophy, 14 for the Junior Trophy, nine for the Women's Trophy and 124 club teams from a total of 32 nations took part in the competition.

Germany took part in the World Trophy, Junior Trophy, Women's Trophy and nine club teams. In addition, a mixed-national Portuguese-German club team was at the start. Switzerland took part in the World Trophy as well as with a club team. In addition, a mixed national Spanish-Swiss club team took part. Drivers from Austria did not start.

For the fourth time since 2016, the Vintage Trophy was held in parallel (November 13-16 ) . 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. The Vintage Veterans Trophy within this competition was new this year . Three drivers from each country were named who were at least 50 years old and started in two different classes (except EVO 86).

1 day

The stage of the first day of driving was a circuit to be driven twice over a total of 279 kilometers. Seven special stages had to be run in the course of this.

After the first day of driving, the team from Australia led the USA and Italy in the World Trophy standings. The German team was 8th, the Swiss team 14th.

In the Junior World Trophy classification, the Australian team led ahead of the USA and France. In the German team, Mike Kunzelmann was eliminated from the classification after exceeding the time due to a technical defect in his motorcycle. For the team this meant the 14th and last place.

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

XC GEAR led the club ranking ahead of TEAM LOZERE AMV 4 and AMA District 37. The best German club team was the DMSB 1-ADAC Württemberg team in 24th place. The Swiss team O'BIGODE was in 54th place.

2 day

The route on the second day of driving was the same as the day before, including the special stages. For the club drivers, the stage was canceled in the second lap: On a driveway there was a dense crowd with over 100 drivers, which made it impossible to continue.

As on the previous day, the team from Australia led the World Trophy ranking ahead of the USA and Italy. The German team was still in 8th place, the Swiss team slipped to 15th place.

In the Junior World Trophy classification, the Australian team led ahead of the USA and Italy. The German team was still in 14th place.

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

XC GEAR led the club ranking ahead of TEAM LOZERE AMV 4 and TEAM ITALY. The DMSB 1-ADAC Württemberg team improved to 22nd place. The Swiss team O'BIGODE improved to 50th place.

3rd day

The third day's stage led to the north of Portimão. A total of 266 kilometers and seven special stages had to be completed in two identical laps. The night before it had rained heavily, after the start the day remained free of precipitation.

In the World Trophy classification, the team from the USA led ahead of Australia and Italy. The German team improved to 7th, the Swiss team to 14th place.

The Australian team continued to lead the Junior World Trophy, ahead of the USA and Italy. The German team was unchanged in 14th place.

In the Women's World Trophy, the team from the USA led the teams from Australia and Great Britain. The German team slipped to 5th place.

As on the day before, the club ranking led by XC GEAR ahead of TEAM LOZERE AMV 4 and TEAM ITALY. The DMSB 1-ADAC Württemberg team improved to 19th place. The Swiss team O'BIGODE fell back to 84th place after the loss of Damian Udry.

On the third day, the technical inspection of the motorcycles for the Vintage Trophy took place. The competition started the following day.

4th day

On the fourth day the same route as the day before was driven. The weather was rainy.

At the end of the fourth day of driving, the team from the USA continued to lead ahead of Australia and Italy in the World Trophy classification. The German team was unchanged in 7th place, the Swiss team improved to 13th place.

In the Junior World Trophy classification, the Australian team continued to lead ahead of the USA and Italy. With Jan Allers, the German team had to record the second driver absence: He could not fix the electrical defect on his machine within the time and was eliminated. the team was unchanged in 14th place.

In the Women's World Trophy, the US team was ahead of the UK and Germany teams.

XC GEAR led the club ranking ahead of TEAM LOZERE AMV 4 and TEAM CLUB RFME 1. The DMSB 1-ADAC Württemberg team remained in 19th place. The Swiss team O'BIGODE improved to 81st place.

The Vintage Trophy started on the fourth day. The day's stage was canceled due to the heavy rain.

5th day

The fifth stage of the day led again in two identical laps over a total of 283.8 kilometers and also included special stages.

The intermediate results after the fifth day of driving: In the World Trophy classification, the team from the USA continued to lead ahead of Australia and Italy. The German team remained unchanged in 7th place, the Swiss team improved to 12th place.

In the Junior World Trophy, the Australian team continued to lead ahead of the USA and Italy. The German team remained unchanged in 14th place.

In the Women's World Trophy, the USA team led the teams from Germany and Great Britain.

As on the day before the XC GEAR, the club ranking was ahead of TEAM LOZERE AMV 4 and TEAM CLUB RFME 1. The DMSB 1-ADAC Württemberg team improved to 16th place. The Swiss team O'BIGODE improved to 50th place.

6th day

No stage was driven on the last day. The final race was a motocross test with short asphalt sections and took place on the Autódromo Internacional do Algarve.

Final results

World Trophy

space	team	time
1.	United States	13: 44: 17.77
2.	Australia	13: 46: 03.11
3.	Italy	13: 56: 55.27
4th	Spain	14: 01: 10.82
5.	Finland	14: 06: 31.78
6th	France	14: 09: 12.43
7th	Germany	14: 23: 30.67
8th.	Sweden	14: 24: 33.01
9.	Portugal	14: 33: 26.37
10.	Belgium	14: 55: 21.83
11.	Poland	15: 04: 18.69
12.	Switzerland	15: 21: 59.03
13.	Japan	15: 23: 28.14
14th	Norway	15: 27: 38.86
15th	Hungary	16: 57: 23.05
16.	Brazil	17: 45: 55.94
17th	United Kingdom	29: 46: 41.65

Junior World Trophy

space	team	time
1.	Australia	13: 57: 03.10
2.	United States	14: 06: 17.04
3.	Spain	14: 25: 52.41
4th	Portugal	15: 14: 38.75
5.	Belgium	15: 20: 12.40
6th	Chile	15: 20: 27.81
7th	Canada	16:04: 49.94
8th.	Italy	19: 02: 00,19
9.	France	21: 03: 25.85
10.	United Kingdom	21: 13: 15.69
11.	Finland	23: 27: 30.62
12.	Sweden	25: 26: 18,14
13.	Brazil	25: 37: 08.64
14th	Germany	34: 41: 49.71

Women's World Trophy

space	team	time
1.	United States	10: 17: 02.79
2.	Germany	10:25:54.00
3.	United Kingdom	10: 35: 58.52
4th	Sweden	10: 54: 11.50
5.	Spain	10: 59: 37.55
6th	Portugal	11: 11: 09.00
7th	Canada	11: 21: 29.39
8th.	Australia	17: 02: 19.28
9.	Norway	30: 02: 21.83

Club team award

space	team	time
1.	XC Gear	12:30: 17.01
2.	TEAM LOZERE AMV 4	12: 48: 20.06
3.	TEAM CLUB RFME 1	12: 57: 23.16
4th	TEAM ITALY	13: 00: 42.38
5.	KBS TEAM-CZ	13: 07: 54.82
6th	ESTONIAN CLUB TEAM 1	13: 12: 42.67
7th	KNMV CLUB TEAM 1	13: 13: 40.26
8th.	GAS GAS USA	13: 17: 50.03
9.	TEAM WEST SWEDEN 1	13: 21: 12.75
10.	SLOVNAFT RALLY TEAM	13: 22: 36.49
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16.	DMSB 1-ADAC Württemberg	13: 41: 36.33
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26th	DMSB 2-ADAC Hessen-Thuringia / Westphalia	14: 16: 08.46
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30th	DMSB 3-ADAC Saxony	14: 33: 42.51
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33.	DMSB 4-ADAC Middle Rhine	14: 54: 33.45
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42.	DESA TEAM	15: 25: 12.92
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47.	DMSB 5-ADAC Berlin-Brandenburg	15: 34: 50.84
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73.	DMSB 9-ADAC Lower Saxony / Hessen-Thuringia	20: 42: 44.37
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84.	DMSB 7-ADAC Palatinate	23: 49: 46.06
85.	O'BIGODE	24: 01: 19.17
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87.	DMSB 6 team dirt bikers	24: 49: 11.20
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110.	Kokas off road	28: 38: 40.89
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115.	DMSB 8-ADAC North Rhine	29: 38: 27.82

Manufacturer's Team Award

space	team	time
1.	KTM 1	13: 39: 35.46
2.	KTM 2	13: 54: 11.11
3.	Honda 1	14: 04: 37.73
4th	Husqvarna 3	14: 19: 59.91
5.	Honda 2	14: 49: 07.62
6th	TM	18: 48: 25.60
7th	KTM 3	19:00: 59.36
8th.	Husqvarna 1	22: 48: 48.05
9.	Husqvarna 2	23: 02: 45.25
10.	Sherco Factory Team	34: 40: 51.37

Individual evaluation

class	starter	gold	silver	bronze	without a medal	Failure / disqualification	Class winner	time
E1 (a)	41	20th	13	3		5	Josep Garcia	4: 29: 49.36
E2 (b)	44	26th	9	1		8th	Taylor Robert	4: 33: 18.47
E3 (c)	25th	16	3	2		4th	Daniel Sanders	4: 28: 56.13
EW (d)	27	12	5	2	1	7th	Maria Franke	5: 01: 02.56
C1 (a)	102	25th	33	22nd	5	17th	Tyler Medaglia	4: 12: 01.37
C2 (b)	175	24	66	48	8th	29	Antoine Meo	4:05:57.20
C3 (c)	95	17th	41	17th	6th	14th	Cortes Bernat	4: 17: 43.10
total	509	140	170	95	20th	84

^(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 - Vintage Trophy

space	team	time
1.	Italy (Sala, Rinaldi, Zamparutti)	2: 53: 03.35
2.	Germany (Austria, Steinel, Weber)	2: 54: 41.21
3.	France (de Gueltzl, Neron-Gasnier, Jacob)	3: 27: 18.54
4th	Canada (Caggiano, Beaudoin, Tremblay)	5: 57: 32.05
5.	Spain (Vega Penichet, Romans, Salinas)	7:05: 13.61

National Teams - Veteran Trophy

space	team	time
1.	Italy (Sala, Passeri, Rinaldi)	2: 39: 26.95
2.	Germany (Bossdorf, Steinel, Weber)	3: 10: 28.77
3.	France (Jacob, Deffradas, le Floch)	4:00: 30.90

Individual evaluation

class	starter	gold	silver	bronze	without a medal	Failure / disqualification	Class winner	time
C72 (k)	9	3	2	1	0	3	Patrick Tremblay	1: 28: 23.97
C76 (l)	13	4th	0	5	0	4th	Jens Austria	1: 09: 01.61
C79 (m)	22nd	3	3	10	2	4th	Giovanni Sala	58: 45.26
C82 (n)	47	8th	6th	19th	3	11	Mario Rinaldi	58: 01.19
Evo86 (o)	24	8th	6th	6th	0	4th	Philippe Barthomeuf	1: 00: 19.61
total	115	26th	17th	41	5	26th

^(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 World Trophy Team	Women's World Trophy Team	Club teams
Andorra				TEAM ANDORRA
Argentina				ARGENTINA 1 (2 drivers) (i) ARGENTINA CLUB
Australia	Matthew Phillips (KTM) Daniel Sanders (Husqvarna) Joshua Green (Yamaha) Luke Styke (Yamaha)	Michael Driscoll (Yamaha) Fraser Higlett (Husqvarna) Lyndon Snodgrass (KMT)	Tayla Jones (Husqvarna) Jessica Gardiner (Yamaha) Mackenzie Tricker (KTM)
Belgium	Jeremy Herinne (Yamaha) Gauthier Lillo (KTM) Jerome Martiny (Husqvarna) Mathias van Hoof (Beta)	Mika Vanderheyden (Husqvarna) Erik Willems (Husqvarna) Antoine Magain (KTM)		ENDURO.NL (2 drivers) (l)
Brazil	Jesus Fernandes (Husqvarna) Gustavo Pellin (Husqvarna) Mauricio Fernandes (Husqvarna) Vitor Garcia (MXF)	Bruno Crivilin (Honda) Gabriel Soares (Honda) Nicolas Rodrigues (Honda)		CLUBE BRASIL
Chile		Sebastian Taverne (KTM) Sebastian Pakciarz (Husqvarna) Lucas Valdebenito (Beta)		CHILE Zanardo CHILE 2
Germany	Angus Heidicke (KTM) Edward Hübner (KTM) Robert Riedel (KTM) Björn Feldt (KTM)	Yanik Spachmüller (KTM) Jan Allers (KTM) Mike Kunzelmann (KTM)	Anne Borchers (Suzuki) Maria FrankeMaria Franke (KTM) Selina Schlittenhelm (KTM)	DMSB 1-ADAC Württemberg DMSB 2-ADAC Hessen-Thuringia / Westphalia DMSB 3-ADAC Saxony DMSB 4-ADAC Mittelrhein DMSB 5-ADAC Berlin-Brandenburg DMSB 6-Team Dirtbiker DMSB 7-ADAC Pfalz DMSB 8-ADAC North Rhine DMSB 9-ADAC Lower Saxony / Hessen-Thuringia Kokas off road (1 driver) (n)
Estonia				ESTONIAN CLUB TEAM 1 (2 drivers) (f)
Finland	Eero Remes (Yamaha) Eemil Pohjola (TM) Roni Kytonen (Husqvarna) Aleksi Jukola (KTM)	Antti Hanninen (Husqvarna) Hugo Svard (Yamaha) Lari Jukola (KTM)		CLUB HYKOKE DYNASET HYDRAULICS FINLAND
France	Antoine Basset (Husqvarna) Anthony Geslin (Beta) David Abgrall (Beta) Jeremy Carpentier (Yamaha)	Theo Espinasse (Sherco) Leo le Quere (Sherco) Till de Clercq (Husqvarna)		CET SPORT CANNES CHICKEN RIDEUSES MC DES ABERS MOTO CLUB ARMORIK TEAM CANTAL TEAM LOZERE AMV 1 TEAM LOZERE AMV 2 TEAM LOZERE AMV 3 TEAM LOZERE AMV 4
Guatemala				MEX-GUA (1 driver) (g)
Ireland				FOYLE TEAM IRELAND
Israel				SELLA RACING
Italy	Thomas Oldrati (Honda) Matteo Cavallo (Sherco) Rudy Morini (KTM) Davide Guarneri (Honda)	Andrea Verona (TM) Matteo Pavoni (Beta) Claudio Spanu (Husqvarna)		ABP RACING BBM RACING CARETER ENDUROLOGY MOTOCROSS- SANREMO fastteam 1 fastteam 2 (2 drivers) (k) GMP TEAM MOTOCLUB LA MARCA TREVIGIANA MOTOCLUB PARINI (2 drivers) (m) MOTOCLUB SEBINO MOTOCLUB TREVISO PINO MEDEOT TEAM ITALY TEAM PERINO
Japan	Manabu Watanabe (Yamaha) Daiki Baba (Yamaha) Tadashi Kugimura (Honda) Takahiro Maehashi (KTM)			TEAM NIPPON TEAM NIPPON 160
Canada		Ryder Heacock (Yamaha) Theo Lepley (KTM) Owen McKill (Husqvarna)	Melissa Harten (Beta) Shelby Turner (KTM) Jannie Devin-Lamontagne (Husqvarna)	PRO CLUB TEAM
Latvia				ESTONIAN CLUB TEAM 1 (1 driver) (f)
Mexico				ENDURO GUADALAJARA I ENDURO GUADALAJARA II MEXICO I MEXICO II MEX-GUA (2 drivers) (g) MONTERREY
Netherlands				ENDURO.NL (1 driver) (l) GRIEKSPOOR JTX RACING TEAM KNMV CLUB TEAM 1 KNMV CLUB TEAM 2 MOKUMS TROPHY MOTOCLUB PARINI (1 driver) (m) NILS ROKE-AMCO TEAM TEAM DRENTHE VAMC WPM-WSP
Norway	Herman Ask (KTM) Hakon Engan Karlson (Husqvarna) Kevin Burud (KTM) Joachim Omby Jonassen (KTM)		Irene Askeland (Sherco) Anita Pedersen (Husqvarna) Viona Thomassen (KTM)	CLUB TEAM NORWAY
Poland	Sebastian Krywult (KTM) Rafal Bracik (Honda) Aleksander Bracik (Beta) Dominik Olszowy (KTM)
Portugal	Joao Lourenco (Beta) Diogo Ventura (Honda) Diogo Vieira (Yamaha) Goncalo Reis (GasGas)	Tomas Clemente (KTM) Rodrigo Belchior (KTM) Manuel Teixeira (Husqvarna)	Rita Vieira (Yamaha) Bruna Antunes (KTM) Joana Goncalves (Husqvarna)	AGDNA racing team ARABAOBRA / STANDEMANUELCOSTA Clube Turres Off Road DALE GAS Kokas off road (2 drivers) (n) MACTT MINHO ENDURO TEAM Moto FM / RR Imports OPCAO COMPATIVEL RENT A CAR PORTUGAL JUNIOR CLUB TEAM Team IS3 Portugal
San Marino				FAST TEAM 2 (1 driver) (k)
Slovakia				BMT GOTTBROS TEAM I BMT GOTTBROSS TEAM II SLOVNAFT RALLY TEAM
Spain	Kirian Mirabet (Honda) Cristobal Guerrero (Yamaha) Tosha Schareina (Husqvarna) Josep Garcia (KTM)	Marc Sans (Husqvarna) Sergio Navarro (Husqvarna) Pau Tomas (Beta)	Mireia Badia (Husqvarna) Aida Castro (Husqvarna) Sandra Gomez (Husqvarna)	Argentina 1 (1 driver) (i) AZALEA RACING TEAM CASTILLA MOTOCROSS- DESA TEAM (2 drivers) (h) Don Camillo E PEPPONE DPR TEAM GUADARRAMA BOYS LOS BROCOLY MASTERS MC VINAROS / SITGES MOTOS TITAN PONT GRUP AUTOMOTO PONT GRUP AUTOMOTO ORTIZ PTV RACING TEAM I PTV RACING TEAM II (2 drivers) (j) PTV RACING TEAM III TEAM CLUB RFME 1 VALSEBIKE KTM CANARIAS
South Africa				De Billot Enduro (2 riders) (o)
Sweden	Albin Norrbin (Husqvarna) Albin Elowson (Husqvarna) Noa Largen (Husqvarna) Rikard Hansson (Husqvarna)	Max Ahlin (Husqvarna) Joakim Grelsson (KTM) Oskar Ljungstrom (Husqvarna)	Emelie Karlsson (Yamaha) Martina Reimander (KTM) Emilia Reimander (KTM)	TEAM OSTRA ENDURO TEAM WEST SWEDEN 1 TEAM WEST SWEDEN 2
Switzerland	Alexandre Vaudan (Husqvarna) Kelien Michaud (Husqvarna) Jerome Müller (Husqvarna) Luc Hunziker (KTM)			DESA TEAM (1 driver) (h) O'BIGODE
Czech Republic				KBS TEAM-CZ MOTOSPORT BOZKOV TEAM MOTOKROSOVA SKOLA CZ
Hungary	Bence Hollo (Sherco) Peter Katai (Husqvarna) Richard Kubik (Sherco) Barnabas Toth (KTM)			ENDURO CLUB TEAM HUNGARY PTV RACING TEAM II (1 driver) (j)
United Kingdom	Alex Snow (GasGas) Daniel McCanney (TM) Brad Freeman (Beta) Joe Wooton (Husqvarna)	Daniel Mundell (Sherco) Alex Walton (Yamaha) Jed Etchells (Sherco)	Jane Daniels (Husqvarna) Nieve Holmes (GasGas) Rosie Rowett (Husqvarna)	ARMY MCA DYFED DIRT BIKE A DYFED DIRT BIKE B ELGIN ENDURANCE CLUB Hafren DIRT BIKE CLUB ISLE OF MAN SMCC MAESTEG MOTORCYCLE CLUB NORMANDY MCC NORTH RIDING CLUB ENDURO SCOTTISH BORDERS ENDURO ... ST GEORGES MCC A TEAM TEAM ST GEORGE WITLEY MCC
United States	Ryan Sipes (KTM) Kailub Russell (KTM) Taylor Robert (KTM) Steward Baylor (KTM)	Joshua Toth (KTM) Ben Kelley (KTM) Grant Baylor (KTM)	Rebecca Sheets (KTM) Tarah Gieger (Honda) Brandy Richards (KTM)	AMA District 37 Elizabeth Scott Community Eric Cleveland Memorial GAS GAS USA Missouri Mudders MojoMotoSport XC Gear

^(f) binational Estonian-Latvian team

^(G) binational mexican-goodaltec team

^(H) binational Spanish-Swiss team

⁽ⁱ⁾ binational Argentine-Spanish team

^(j) binational Spanish-Hungarian team

^(k) binational Italian-san marine team

^(l) bi-national Belgian-Dutch team

^(m) binational Italian-Dutch team

⁽ⁿ⁾ binational Portuguese-German team

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

Vintage Trophy

Country	C72	C76	C79	C82	EVO86
Australia			Peter Cave (Cagiva) Mike Harding (Cagiva)	Geoff Ballard (SWM)	Rick Madden (Husqvarna) Ashley Sprenger (Husqvarna)
Germany		Jens Östreich (Beta) Paul Wahl (Maico)	Jürgen Althaus (SWM) Jens Bossdorf (SWM) Hans Hahn (Suzuki) Andreas Mosert (SWM) Johannes Steinel (SWM)	Tobias Auerswald (Husqvarna) Andreas Holz (Maico) Christian Tesdorff (KTM) Oliver Thomsen (Husqvarna) Uwe Weber (MZ)	Oliver Anger (Husqvarna) Markus Schachtschneider (Kramer) Swen Schiller (Kram-IT) Peter Zink (KTM)
France		Eric Jacob (Ossa) Jean Somat (Puch Frigerio)	Serge Claval (SWM) Bertrand de Gueltzl (Portal) Bruno Lacrouts (Portal) Jean-Marie Struys (Sachs Nauder)	Allan Amouriq (Honda) Patrice Amouriq (Fantic Motor) Claude Auriac (Peugeot) Philippe Barthomeuf (Cardel) Bernard Decoster (Sachs Nauder) Bernard Deffradas (Husqvarna) Alain Duboc (Husqvarna) Jean-Michel Duverney (Honda) Ludovic Giangregorio (Yamaha) Jean -Marc Hourdel (Cagiva) Pascal le Floch (BPS) Vincent Neron-Gasnier (Kawasaki) Philippe Timi (Husqvarna) Marie-Pierre Vintear (SWM)	Luc Gelly (Yamaha) Augusto Ferreira (Yamaha) Patrice Mourges (Cardel) Philippe Vellas (Husqvarna)
Italy	Gianluca Corsini (KTM) Marco de Eccher (KTM) Marco Pagnano (KTM) Stefano Perani (KTM) Paolo Sala (Zündapp)	Fabio Balzarini (Grigerio) Walter Cavagna (Puch) Carlo Cavalli (Fantic) Gilberto Citterio (Moto Guzzi) Giulio Gambarini (Husqvarna) Maurizio Radici (Puch) Lorenzo Giorgio Troian (Puch) Alessandro Zamparutti (Puch Frigerio)	Antonio Gallo (Moto Guzzi) Giovanni Sala (KTM)	Paolo Guido Bregalanti (Fantic) Maurizio Casartelli (Puch) Paolo Devincenti (Kramer) Daniele di Prima (Husqvarna) Raffaele Guasco (Puch) Duato Lanati (Puch) Davide Leonardi (Puch) Luca Leone (SWM) Stefano Passeri (KTM) Gianluca Passoni ( AIM) Bruno Pellegrini (Frigerio) Stefano Peroni (Puch) Andrea Rastrelli (Puch) Mario Rinaldi (KTM) Mario Rossi (Honda) Philip Sparer (Maico) Marcello Zamaro (Puch Frigerio)	Pierluigi Mattioli (Husqvarna) Gabriele Mechi (KTM) Mauro Sant (KTM) Ricardo Terranova (Cagiva)
Canada	Patrick Tremblay (Yamaha)	Frederick Beaudoin (Can-Am)	Joel Lepley (Can-Am)	Lucien Caggiano (Husqvarna) Michel Marcoux (Husqvarna)	Thierry Lacombe (Can-Am)
Netherlands				Rendondo Boersma (KTM) Jan-Hans Dolfing (Honda) Arend Jan Nijland (KTM) Leo van Waasdijk (Montesa)	Joep Luth (KTM)
Portugal	Joao Paulo Fragoso (BSA)		Rui Carmo (KTM) Antonio Goncales da Silva (Honda)
Spain	Carles Salinas (Bultaco) Angel Daniel Varea (Ossa)		Alejandro Sanz (Montesa) Enrique Vega Penichet (Montesa)	Jose Luis Roman (Montesa)
United Kingdom			Iwan Rees (Suzuki) Sara-Angharad Stobbs (Suzuki) Jonathan Stobbs (KTM)	Ian Barnett (Husqvarna) David Donald (KTM) Gavin Hockey (Husqvarna) Paul Whitehead (Yamaha)	Martin Baker (Husqvarna) Gary Drage (Husqvarna) Andy Elliott (Husqvarna) Steve Finch (Husqvarna) Brian Higgins (Husqvarna) Allen Terry (Husqvarna) Matt Yates (Husqvarna)
United States				Fred Hoess (Maico)

Web links

• Detailed results of ISDE 2019 , accessed on November 26, 2019
• ISDE TEAM Germany , accessed on November 26, 2019
• FIM INTERNATIONAL SIX DAYS 'ENDURO REGULATIONS (ISDE) 2019 , accessed on November 24, 2019
• 2019 FIM ENDURO VINTAGE TROPHY REGULATIONS , accessed November 24, 2019