Despite France and Italy showing expertise in dealing with the dry conditions in Argentina, Team USA’s World Trophy Team maintains its lead in the 97th International Six Days Enduro. In the Junior Trophy Team competition, Sweden continues to dominate, while the U.S. is in a tight battle with France for third place. The Women’s Trophy is closely watched as Rachel Gutish, riding with injuries, aims to keep the U.S. in the lead. The Club competition sees the U.S. leading with the top five riders, including Josh Toth and Preston Campbell.
WORLD TROPHY TEAM (WT)
Taylor Robert of FMF KTM Factory Racing led the U.S. team, securing third place overall and second in the E2 class on the fourth day. His teammate Johnny Girroir finished close behind in fifth place, with Dante Oliveira in sixth.
Taylor Robert commented on his performance, stating it was his best result so far. He was in a close battle with Samuele Bernardini and Johnny Girroir throughout the day, which resulted in a tight group from third to sixth place. Cole Martinez overcame a mechanical issue to continue the competition and is expected to bounce back in the upcoming days.
Johnny Girroir expressed his satisfaction with his performance, achieving his best result yet and feeling much better physically. Dante Oliveira also contributed to the team’s success, acknowledging that it wasn’t his best day but remaining optimistic and ready to continue the fight.
The U.S. team continues to demonstrate strong performances, with the lead expanding after Day 4. Mateo Oliveira achieved his best overall position, with Grant Davis and Kai Aiello also contributing to the team’s standings.
JUNIOR WORLD TROPHY TEAM (JWT)
Mateo Oliveira’s improved performance on Day 4 contributed to the U.S. team’s substantial lead. Grant Davis and Kai Aiello also played essential roles in maintaining the team’s strong position in the competition.
WOMEN’S WORLD TROPHY TEAM
The Women’s World Trophy Team from the U.S. extended its lead after Brandy Richards secured another victory. Meanwhile, Korie Steede and Rachel Gutish also delivered solid performances, ensuring the United States’ significant lead in the competition.
Korie Steede emphasized the team’s steady progress and extended lead, expressing solidarity with the Australian team despite their setbacks. The U.S. is leading the World Trophy classification, while its Women’s World Trophy Team maintains a significant advantage in the competition.
World Trophy Classification (After Day 4 of 6)
1. USA, 11:53:51.32
2. France, +11:03.89
3. Great Britain, +11:14.02
4. Italy, +11:38.08
5. Spain, +13:00.38
Junior World Trophy Classification (After Day 4 of 6)
1. Sweden, 9:02:12.65
2. France, +18:05.52
3. USA, +21:29.88
4. Argentina, +51:49:10
5. Czech Republic, +1:04:13.02
Women’s World Trophy Classification (After Day 4 of 6)
1. USA, 10:34:18:19
2. Latin America, +2:15:15.56
3. Australia, +2:15:19.46
4. France, +7:04.17.03
5. Argentina, +9:37:08.06