Though the standings at the top of the heap didn’t change, the complexion of the race changed dramatically on Day Four of the 81st Maxxis International Six Days Enduro in Taupo, New Zealand. After three days on the “B” schedule,
The teams representing France took the early lead in both the FIM World Trophy and Junior World Trophy categories at the 81st Maxxis International Six Days Enduro in Taupo, New Zealand, after the first day. American interest, of course, centered
Despite a self-described “horrible day” by team leader Kurt Caselli, the American FIM Junior World Trophy team almost doubled its lead on Day Three at the 81st International Six Days Enduro in Taupo, New Zealand. France remained the runner-up while
Team USA enjoyed a historical moment on Day Two of the 81st Maxxis International Six Days Enduro in Taupo, New Zealand, when its Junior World Trophy team leapfrogged over France and into the category lead, thanks in large part to
Just one good night’s sleep remains before the 81st Maxxis International Six Days Enduro begins tomorrow morning in Taupo, New Zealand, and the 40-rider-strong U.S. team seems ready to hit the trail.The past few days have seen them complete the
The K&N presents BooKoo Arenacross Championship Series brought to you Honda was welcomed with some wild and crazy fans this past weekend at The New Pavilion located on the Oregon State Fairgrounds. The racing was non-stop action from the drop
Unofficial Trophy Team standings after Day Four of the ISDE:1. Finland; 2. France, 9m8s behind the leaders; 3. Spain, 14m11s; 4. Italy, 18m14s; 5. Australia, 18m31s; 6. Sweden, 19m43s; 7. New Zealand, 30m20s; 8. Slovakia, 48m17s; 9. Great Britain, 48m18s;
Official results after Day 1 at 2006 ISDE1. Finland; 2. France, 22 seconds behind the leader; 3. Spain, plus 33s; 4. Italy, plus 1m05s; 5. Sweden, plus 2m04s; 6. Australia, plus 4m05s; 7. New Zealand, plus 5m43s; 8. Great Britain,
Unofficial Trophy Team standings after Day Three of the ISDE:Positions remain unchanged from Day Two. New Zealand holds a strong seventh position.1. Finland; 2. France, 6m19s behind the leaders; 3. Spain, 11m28s; 4. Australia, 12m50s; 5. Sweden, 13m49s; 6. Italy,
Unofficial Trophy Team standings after Day Two of the ISDE:1. Finland; 2. France, 3m54s behind the leaders; 3. Spain, 6m12s; 4. Sweden, 7m56s; 5. Italy, 8m32s; 6. Australia,8m.53s; 7. New Zealand, 10m36s; 8. Great Britain, 21m01s; 9. Slovakia, 24m29s; 10.
Though none of the four Americans on the U.S. FIM Junior World Trophy team won their respective final motocross tests on the last day of the 81st International Six Days Enduro at Taupo, New Zealand, their combined performances throughout the
The Palm Springs of Yakima, Washington hosted Round 3 of the K&N presents BooKoo Arenacross Championship Series brought to you Honda. While the climate was in the lows 30s outside, inside the Sundome the temperature was warm and the action
Endurocross Las Vegas, NevadaNov. 18, 2006Race Day:The main show didn’t start until 8:30 at night so I had plenty of time to relax and get ready. Earlier that afternoon we had our one lap practice and then our time trial
Yakima, Washington was the site for Round 3 of the Boo-Koo Arenacross Championship. Tyler, Zach and the rest of the racers were all anxious to ride practice and many of them could be seen studying the creative track for hours
Dirt Rider’s 24-Hour off-road test is a unique affair with an ever-changing theme. It’s a social event. It’s a bike test. And it’s a party. To try and summarize and classify such a gathering is quite difficult, but one thing
