AUGUST 24-29, 2025
BERGAMO, ITALY
OFF-ROAD I 99TH FIM INTERNATIONAL SIX DAYS ENDURO
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to their score each day and mak-
ing them a non-factor.
The second day of competi-
tion saw the Americans flex
their
might. While MC Italia A
still led—and would keep it all
week—Team Rabaconda, GTBN
and Missouri Mudders all moved
up, with Rabaconda now second
followed by Italy's BBM-Racing
Time, the Mudders, GTBN, Mojo/
SXS and XC Gear. Hough Legacy
Racing inched up to 16th.
Team Rabaconda's Devlin set
the pace for the American Club
riders all week, winning tests
and ranking in the top individual
standings every day. Only a tough
test result during day one saw
him slip from the top three on day
Hough Legacy Racing (Max
Gerston, Eric Stevenson and
Tanner Whipple) was a bit far
-
ther back in 19th.
But that's
only six American
Club teams, you say? What
about the seventh?
Not to worry. The Randy Mas
-
tin Memorial trio of veteran Ava
Silvestri and first-timers Ashlee
Gage and Ellie
Winland were in
the new Motorex Women's Club
(WC) category. Unfortunately, no
other nations entered a com
-
plete team, though FIM Latin
American
Women fielded a two-
rider squad, adding three hours
CLUB
As in the men's Trophy catego-
ries, Italy led the way in the Club
team competition,
going 1-2 at
the end of the first day with MC
Italia A on top of a list that fea-
tured 156 teams!
But five
of the seven U.S. Club
teams lurked right behind in third
through sixth—Team Rabaconda
(Joseph Cunningham, Thorn Devlin
and Cole Whitmer), Missouri Mud-
ders (Chase Landers, Will Sieven-
piper and Lane Whitmer), Mojo/
SXS (Anson
Maloney, Zane Roberts
and Ryder Thomaselli) and GTBN
(Jaden Dahners, Lane Lorenzo
and Layton Smail)—while XC Gear
(Brody Johnson, Collier Martinez
and Colton Shields) held ninth.
The winning Women's World Trophy
Team celebrates on the podium.
