FIM International Six Days of Enduro - race previews, results and coverage of the annual enduro.
The International Six Days Enduro, or ISDE, is the oldest event in off-road motorcycling, first held in 1913. Run by the FIM, it brings national teams and club riders from around the world to one country for six straight days of enduro racing.
Each day, riders cover long loops of trails and roads, stay on time at checks and race timed special tests, with the final day traditionally ending in a motocross-style test. The rules are a big part of the story. Outside help is very limited, so riders do most of their own repairs and maintenance in tight time windows, and bikes are kept in a closed parc ferme overnight. Getting a bike and body through six days counts as much as speed.
Countries compete for the World Trophy, the Junior World Trophy and the Women's World Trophy, and club teams race for their own awards. Individual riders who finish within set time limits earn gold, silver or bronze medals. The United States sends teams every year, and many riders also enter as privateers.
This hub collects our ISDE previews, daily results and coverage. Official results and team standings are on the FIM ISDE site.