Racing

Didn't Get Enough Six Days?

A look back at last weekend's historic ISDE

October 20, 2016

In case you slept through it, American riders made history by winning the 91st running of the International Six Days Enduro in Navarra, Spain, topping the World Trophy Division for the first time ever. The US Junior Team was a superb second in class, while the US Women's Team finished fourth despite losing team rider Rachel Gutish to a mechanical problem. Here's a look back through photos.

Kailub Russell, 2016 ISDE Spain

Kailub Russell takes him bike out of impound on the final day of Six Days.Photo By Shan Moore

Fred Hoess took top honors in the 1986+ Vintage class on the very same bike he rode as a factory rider back in 1985.Photo By Shan Moore

US Junior Trophy Team member Trevor Bollinger prepares to clean his chain during the 15-minute work period at the end of Day Five.Photo By Shan Moore

Swedish Junior Trophy Team member Jesper Borjesson, who rode the Georgia Full Gas Sprint Enduro this summer, heads into an off-camber turn in front of the paddock area, which was located at a road race facility.Photo By Shan Moore

Grant Baylor leaps over a ditch near the end of the Cross Test on Day four. Grant and teammates Steward Baylor and Trevor Bollinger were second in the Junior Trophy Team division.Photo By Shan Moore

As is customary, this year's ISDE sent riders through many of the small villages during their transfers from test to test.Photo By Shan Moore

Trevor Bollinger noses down after a small double jump in Day One's Cross Test.Photo By Shan Moore

Thad DuVall rode the E3 class for the US World Trophy Team on a Husqvarna 300 two-stroke. The West Virginia rider normally races a 350 four-stroke.Photo By Shan Moore

Six Days always brings out the super fans.Photo By Shan Moore

Layne Michael sports a "dust beard" as he prepares to change rear tires during Wednesday's end-of-day work period.Photo By Shan Moore

Hundreds of tires get changed during the course of the six day event.Photo By Shan Moore

Jamie McCanney was Great Britain's top performer in the World Trophy division.Photo By Shan Moore

Ever see a Peugeot dirt bike? Here's ore of the entries in the Vintage event.Photo By Shan Moore

Taylor Robert celebrates his individual win with a champaign spray of the crowd.Photo By Shan Moore

The ISDE podium was a very patriotic experience.Photo By Shan Moore

The obligatory burnout after the historic win.Photo By Shan Moore