Day Six: finishing it up
Final results are in.
Day 5: Working on medals
As the ISDE heads into its final miles, it appears that five Americans are on pace for gold medals: Kurt Caselli, Fred Hoess, Jimmy Jarrett, Wally Palmer and Nick Pearson. Day five was fairly uneventful, with most competitors simply putting in the miles to get closer to the finish.
Day 4: Gaining experience
Kurt Caselli continued to lead the American contingent of racers at the ISDE, with the first-year Trophy team member claiming 10th in the Enduro 2 class on Day 4. The U.S. Trophy team remained 12th overall with Finland holding the lead followed by Italy and France.
Day 3: Rain and challenges
A bit of rain greeted competitors on Day 3, but the racers soldiered on. For the Americans, this year's ISDE remains a challene. A daily update and official results.
Day One
Riders faced dry and dusty conditions in the first special tests as the first day of the 79th International Six Days Enduro got underway in Poland. But that is likely to change, with rain forecast for the second day.
