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Without our time-keepers, we would have no official results! Meet the people behind this important role here at the International Six Days of Enduro!

As part of the FIM International Six Days of Enduro (ISDE) the FIM Enduro Vintage Trophy (EVT) is an opportunity for competitors to embrace machinery of yesteryear and watch past masters in action.

The finish line is insight for the riders who returned to the parc fermé at the end of day five as the 2019 ISDE continued to live up to its tough billing yet again.

The United States have moved closer to winning this year’s FIM World Trophy category at the FIM International Six Days of Enduro (ISDE) with victory on the penultimate day of competition. Also taking a firm grasp of the FIM Women’s World Trophy class, the United States lead with just one...

Please note the Final Motocross (FM) will now take place at Kart Circuit of the Autodromo Internacional do Algarve.

It is with much regret that we must inform you of the tragic death yesterday of Pierluigi Mattioli (rider #904) from Italy.

Brazil’s Bruno Crivilin - Honda is just one rider of the five hundred competitors from twenty-six nations competing in this week’s FIM International Six Days of Enduro (ISDE) in Portimao, Portugal.

With just two days to go the fourth day of the 2019 ISDE proved yet another tough ask with both bodies and bikes battling fatigue as well as the present conditions, six-time FIM Women’s World Trophy winner’s RecoverR8 Team Australia being the biggest casualty of the day.

Amongst the huge contingent of volunteers that make the FIM ISDE happen, the marshals play a key role throughout the week and are a close-knit group who thoroughly enjoy their work.

Yesterday the FIM Enduro Vintage Trophy took to the track with Italy’s Mario Rinaldi topping the eighty-one rider entry on the opening day of racing.