With Italy, France, and Sweden, separated by less than ten minutes after more than thirteen hours of special test action, the three nations all did themselves proud.
With their World Trophy teammates enduring a rough week, France’s Junior World Trophy team kept themselves ahead of Sweden to secure a deserved runner-up result.
Today, we knew what we needed to do, and, well, it’s fantastic to win.” Matteo Pavoni We’ve had a lot of dust on some special tests this week, so taking no risks has been very important to our team the last few days. As a team we knew that we could produce a good result, and we have. After the first few days I was more calm with my riding, no big risks. I like this terrain and that has helped me a lot. I was able to start fast, which was very important. “This week has been very good for me, and of course the team. Italy also took the win with their Junior World Trophy team of Lorenzo Macoritto, Manolo Morettini and Matteo Pavoniįast from the start of the event, and remaining that way day after day, despite the best efforts of France and Sweden, Italy did what they needed to do on day six and completed their amazing week. Moto News Weekly proudly brought to you by Dunlop Junior World TrophyĮnding their winning Junior World Trophy campaign eight minutes and thirty-one seconds ahead of second-placed France, Italy’s Lorenzo Macoritto (TM), Manolo Morettini (KTM), and Matteo Pavoni (TM) delivered a dominant team performance. World Trophy Team Overall Results – Top 10 Teams With strong final day results from Josep Garcia (KTM) and Jaume Betriu (KTM), Spain, like Italy ahead of them, put the finishing touches to a solid week-long performance.Įntering the event with hopes of claiming another World Trophy team win, the USA completed their week as the third fastest team, having not quite had the pace to challenge the two European squads ahead of them. It was so good to race at home in front of all the fans, they have been so supportive all through the event and to reward them with a result like this feels great.” Andrea Verona celebrates Italy’s win It’s been an incredible event for the Italian teams, claiming both the World Trophy and the Junior Trophy shows the level that we’re at right now as a country, in enduro. My bike has been perfect, so much fun to race. “I’m really happy with my week here at the Six Days, to take the win in E1, and the World Trophy title for my country feels amazing! I had a big fight all week with Josep (Garcia) for the overall, and although I only beat him overall on one day, we both pushed each other really hard, and I think that definitely increased our pace over the whole event and improved our skills. Not needing to take any unneeded risks, Italy’s Andrea Verona (GASGAS), Davide Guarneri (Fantic), Thomas Oldrati (Honda), and Matteo Cavallo (TM) finally finished four minutes and forty-one seconds ahead of second placed Spain after the final day of competition. Those results saw the three teams that have dominated this year’s event claim their respective class winning results. Making it a memorable double for Italy, the host nation also topped the Junior World Trophy category, while the USA put the finishing touches to their incredible week-long performance to win in the Women’s World Trophy category.
Rider’s setting of for the final Cross Test of the 2021 ISDE The 95th running of the International Six Days of Enduro (ISDE) has come to an end, after the sixth day of competition saw Italy claim top honours after a week of dominant performances, that never saw them headed, despite tough competition from Team Spain.
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