ISDE 2022: Great Britain leads Women’s World Trophy as United States crash out on Day Four
By Press Release on 2nd Sep 22
Day Four of the FIM International Six Days of Enduro (ISDE) saw a dramatic change in the Womens World Trophy competition.
After dominating proceedings, the United States exited the race midway through the day when race leader Brandy Richards (KTM) crashed out.
Great Britain was quick to inherit the race lead and with two days remaining now holds an 11-minute and 30-second lead over France.
Proving once again that nothing is ever certain in FIM ISDE until the end of Day Six, there was great shock on Day Four when the United States lost their lead.
A crash from Richards who also led the individual classification forced her to retire and with it ended their hopes of defending their Womens World Trophy crown.
Lying second to the United States in this years title fight, Great Britain ended today as the surprise leaders. There was added glory for Great Britain, with Jane Daniels also taking victory.
Its been a huge surprise for us to end today as the leaders, but it goes to show that anything can happen in the FIM ISDE, said Great Britains Rosie Rowett (KTM). I hope Brandy is okay and I feel for the United States, but I guess this part of racing too.
While we have got a pretty big lead in the race over France, we cant take anything for granted tomorrow.
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