{"id":35974,"date":"2016-10-13T14:25:33","date_gmt":"2016-10-13T12:25:33","guid":{"rendered":"http:\/\/www.enduro.nl\/?p=35974"},"modified":"2016-10-13T14:25:33","modified_gmt":"2016-10-13T12:25:33","slug":"2016-fim-international-six-days-enduro-day-two-usa-extend-world-trophy-team-lead","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/enduro.nl\/wordpress-enduronlnewsite\/35974\/2016-fim-international-six-days-enduro-day-two-usa-extend-world-trophy-team-lead\/","title":{"rendered":"2016 FIM International Six Days Enduro – Day Two – USA Extend World Trophy Team Lead"},"content":{"rendered":"

\"2016pb10_isde_day2_fim\"<\/a>At the end of day two of the 2016 FIM International Six Days Enduro (ISDE) in Navarra, Spain team USA extended their lead in the World Trophy classification, following another hard-fought battle with Italy. The competition was extremely close between the three leading nations \u2013 USA, Italy and Spain \u2013 with just ten seconds separating them come the end of the day\u2019s racing. Helped by an impressive, near day winning performance from Taylor Robert \u2013 KTM the four-rider USA squad are now placed thirty-two seconds ahead of Italy in the overall class classification.<\/p>\n

In the Junior World Trophy team competition Spain topped the day while Sweden maintained their position at the head of the overall class results. Once again it was Australia\u2019s Women who led the Women\u2019s World trophy class home, holding station at the top of the class results.<\/p>\n

Using the exact same trails and special tests as on day one, the second day of competition saw Spanish youngster Josep Garcia \u2013 Husqvarna claim an impressive overall, individual day win. With Italy and the USA again both performing impressively in the World Trophy class, for last year\u2019s winners Australia there was yet more bad news. Following the retirement of Josh Strang \u2013 Husqvarna on day one through injury, day two saw Daniel Milner \u2013 Yamaha also side-lined, his day coming to an end due to a technical issue.<\/p>\n

One rider who enjoyed a good day was Taylor Robert \u2013 KTM who placed second overall, helping his team extend their World Trophy team lead. \u201cIt was a great day for me and the team,\u201d commented Robert. \u201cI had one pretty big crash on the day\u2019s third test, but the others went well. It was a little strange with it raining a bit during the end of the day, while riding in such dry and dusty conditions. Tomorrow takes us to the half way point of the race and a new track so we\u2019re excited to keep pushing and hopefully stay out front.\u201d<\/p>\n

Helped in no small part by the individual performance of Josep Garcia \u2013 Husqvarna, Spain just managed to squeeze ahead of Sweden in the day\u2019s Junior World Trophy team results with third going to the USA. After two days of competition things are equally close with Sweden leading the way, just fifteen seconds ahead of Spain with the USA only twenty-four seconds further behind.<\/p>\n

Through in the Women\u2019s World Trophy class Australia claimed the day win ahead of Spain with Germany third. Maria Franke \u2013 KTM ended day two as the fastest Women\u2019s rider, placing ahead of Tayla Jones \u2013 Yamaha with Spain\u2019s Laia Sanz \u2013 KTM third. Australia\u2019s women have further extended their lead in the overall order, but Spain still keeping them under some level of pressure.<\/p>\n

In the Enduro 1 class Spain\u2019s Garcia continued his impressive form, topping the class as well as finishing as the day\u2019s overall fastest rider. Close to fifty seconds ahead of his closest challenger, Garcia placed comfortably ahead of Italy\u2019s Manuel Monni \u2013 TM with Spain\u2019s Victor Guerrero \u2013 KTM close behind in third. \u201cI had a very good day today,\u201d admitted a pleased Garcia. \u201cThe most important thing was that I didn\u2019t crash. The special tests are getting very rough and it is easy to make mistakes, but everything went well for me. I hope I can continue to be fast tomorrow when we have a new track.\u201d<\/p>\n

The Enduro 2 class results confirm that Taylor Robert \u2013 KTM was another rider to claim a commanding class win as the Arizona native finished twenty-seven seconds ahead of Great Britain\u2019s Jamie McCanney \u2013 Yamaha. Third in Enduro 2 went to USA\u2019s Kailub Russell \u2013 KTM, despite the US GNCC racer crashing and hurting his right shoulder.<\/p>\n

Youngsters Daniel Sanders \u2013 KTM and day one overall fastest rider Giacomo Redondi \u2013 Honda finished at the head of the Enduro 3 class, with Australian Sanders placing nineteen seconds clear of his Italian rival. Third went to Portugal\u2019s Luis Coreia – Beta.<\/p>\n

Day three of 2016 ISDE will see competitors tackle a new course, which will feature two laps, a total of six special tests and a total distance of two-hundred and forty-seven kilometres.
\nISDE Day 2 – Key Facts<\/p>\n

USA extend lead in World Trophy Class
\nSweden remain on top in Junior Trophy Class
\nAustralia stay out in front in the Women\u2019s World Trophy Class
\nSpain\u2019s Josep Garcia claims overall individual win on day 2
\nAs per day 1 – 6 tests \/ 310 Km covered
\nDay 2 ends with rain<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"

At the end of day two of the 2016 FIM International Six Days Enduro (ISDE) in Navarra, Spain team USA extended their lead in the World Trophy classification, following another hard-fought battle with Italy. The competition was extremely close between the three leading nations \u2013 USA, Italy and Spain \u2013 with just ten seconds separating…<\/p>\n

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