Italy Takes the Lead on Day Two of the 6DAYS® FIM Enduro of Nations
The second day of the 6DAYS® FIM Enduro of Nations held in Bergamo witnessed Italy surging ahead in the World Trophy competition. They not only claimed the top spot in this category but also maintained a strong lead in the Junior World Trophy class. Meanwhile, the United States excelled in the MOTOREX Women’s World Trophy standings.
Italy Dominates the World Trophy
With a thrilling performance, Italy raced into the overall lead for the World Trophy. After starting the day trailing France by thirty-four seconds, they quickly closed the gap, finishing just two seconds behind after the first special test. By the second test, Italy had taken the lead by twenty-six seconds and finished Day Two with a remarkable one minute and forty-seven seconds advantage.
Josep Garcia Shines
Spanish rider Josep Garcia (KTM) showcased his talent by winning all six special tests on Day Two. He consistently fought for top positions, outperforming his competitors throughout the day, ultimately securing a decisive victory.
Weather Conditions Favor Racing
Dry weather created near-perfect racing conditions, contrasting sharply with the rainy start on Day One. The dry terrain allowed racers to quickly establish advantageous racing lines, setting the stage for a dynamic competition.
Challenges for Friday’s Competitors
Following their disappointing performance, France fell to second place in the World Trophy standings, while Sweden closed the gap to just thirty-nine seconds behind them. Australia made significant strides, jumping from sixth to fourth overall, indicating that the competition remains fierce.
Strong Showing in Junior World Trophy
In the Junior World Trophy class, Italy faced tougher competition from Australia, who managed to narrow the deficit to only thirty-six seconds, keeping the pressure on the leaders. Australia’s Kyron Bacon expressed excitement about his strong performance, highlighting the positive team dynamics as they look forward to the coming days.
United States Leads in Women’s Division
The United States team continued to excel in the MOTOREX Women’s World Trophy, extending their lead by an impressive ten minutes. Their dominance was further emphasized by Brandy Richards’ strong performance, who won all but one of the day’s special tests, significantly contributing to the team’s overall advantage.
