OFF-ROAD
94TH FIM INTERNATIONAL SIX DAYS ENDURO
NOVEMBER 11-16, 2019
PORTIMAO, PORTUGAL
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most consistent throughout the
week and earned the best overall
result of the three with his 33rd
for 19th in C2.
The Missouri Mudders (James
King and Nathan Rector with An-
thony Krivi DNFing on day three)
ended the week 79th with Rector
its top finisher at 61st overall, 31st
C2.
AMA District 37 lost Blayne
Thompson and Jacob Argubright
early on, which was a huge blow
since both first-timers showed
competitive speed from the
beginning. That left veteran Nate
Ferderer as the team's sole survi-
vor and he acquitted himself well
at 30th overall Club rider, seventh
in C1. CN
The Elizabeth Scott Community
team of all Senior riders (Jayson
Densley, Paul Krause and Brian
Storrie) benefited from a good
last day to climb one final step
and finish 31st. Densley ended
up doing the best of the three by
finishing 90th overall, 49th in C2.
Eric Cleveland Memorial's
Kevin DeJongh, Nic Garvin and
Austin Serpa finished the week
spectacularly, with both DeJongh
and Garvin winning their final C2
motos. However, since DeJongh
DNF day five with an electrical
problem (he was able to fix it and
re-impound, thus qualifying him
to ride the next day), the three
hours added to the team's time
limited them to 47th. Serpa was
World Trophy
1. USA (13:44:17.77)
2. Australia (13:46:03.11)
3. Italy (13:56:55.27)
4. Spain (14:01:10.82)
5. Finland (14:06:31.78)
Junior World Trophy
1. Australia (13:57:03.10)
2. USA (14:06:17.04)
3. Spain (14:25:52.41)
4. Portugal (15:14:38.75)
5. Belgium (15:20:12.40)
Women's World Trophy
1. USA (10:17:02.79)
2. Germany (10:25:54.00)
3. Great Britain (10:35:58.52)
4. Sweden (10:54:11.50)
5. Spain (10:59:37.55)
Dante Oliveira
and his XC Gear
teammates Ricky
Russell and
Austin Walton
easily won
the Club team
division.
