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Maloney and Whitmer. Sieven- piper and Vore finished the moto with the eighth- and 10th-fastest times, respectively. All of that qualified Team Raba- conda to stand on the top step of the podium flanked by runner-up Missouri Mudders and GTBN for an impressive U.S. sweep. Hough Legacy Racing (Chase Bright, Clayton Gerstner and Lowe Lord) finished just off the box in fourth, with XC Gear (Trevor Hulin, Henry Symanski and Austin Tsakanikas) eighth and Mojo/SxS (Whipple, Nathan Ferderer and Anthony Fer- rante) 29th. Randy Mastin Memorial (Mav- erick Alaway, Eric Forsberg and Levi Wilkins) ended up 63rd after losing Alaway with a broken KTM 125 a few miles into day four. CN World Trophy (Top 5) 1. Team Italy 12:28'38.38 2. Team France 12:32'12.35 3. Team Sweden 12:35'30.19 4. Team USA 12:35'53.35 5. Team Spain 12:37'04.15 Junior World Trophy (Top 5) 1. Team Italy 9:41'21.35 2. Team USA 9:45'10 43 3. Team Spain 9:48'03.70 4. Team Australia 9:52'33.40 5. Team Czechia 9:54'57.82 Women's World Trophy (Top 5) 1. Team USA 10:37'09.86 2. Team Australia 10:46'33.62 3. Team France 11:45'04.34 4. Team New Zealand 12:13'36.30 5. Team Latin America 12:17'08.72 Individual Overall (Top 5) 1. Andrea Verona (Italy) 3:02'33.55 2. Josep Garcia (Spain) 3:03'15.11 3. Zach Pichon (France) 3:04'43.74 4. Grant Davis (USA) 3:05'49.69 5. Morgan Lesiardo (Italy) 3:06'49.63 Whitmer) and GTBN (Jaden Dahn- ers, Layton Smail and Tyler Vore) settled comfortably in second and third for the duration. Sievenpiper started the week as fastest U.S. Club rider behind only Scardina. Fellow Americans Anthony Ferrante, Whitmer, Walk- er and Maloney joined him in the overall Club standings top 10. Walker and Sievenpiper went back and forth for quickest Ameri- can Club rider honors for the next few days before Walker took top Club rider overall after winning the third and final test of day five. Then came the moment of reckoning on the final day, with the top men still eager to race hard to determine the final outcomes, both individually and on the team basis. In the day's heat for the fastest Club riders of the previous five days, Martinez holeshot and won to set the division's best time, followed closely by Smail, Walker, funny. The tests are pretty good, but the bottlenecks at the start of the tests and having to make our time checks [on time] has been kind of stressful. We missed [them one day] by six minutes! [The FIM Jury] is supposed to throw it out, but still…." Club Teams If you thought the U.S. WWT team dominated, take note of the Club teams, with the U.S. fielding its usual contingent of seven squads. Team Rabaconda (Colton Shields, Will Sievenpiper and Jhak Walker) of the U.S. led from the outset, only to be overtaken by Team Italy on day two. However, Pietro Scardina's retirement on day four dropped the Italians from contention, with Team Rabaconda only too happy to retake the lead. Missouri Mudders (Anson Ma- loney, Collier Martinez and Lane OCTOBER 12-17, 2026 GRANDOLA, PORTUGAL OFF-ROAD I 100TH 6DAYS FIM ENDURO OF NATIONS P70 Jhak Walker finished second overall Club rider individually and also won the C1 class.