The 100th FIM 6DAYS Enduro of Nations ended with Italy winning the World Trophy in Portugal. A final cross-country stage beside the Atlantic at Sines confirmed the team’s advantage after five demanding days. Andrea Verona, Morgan Lesiardo, Samuele Bernardini and Matteo Cavallo delivered Italy’s second consecutive team title. France finished runner-up, with Sweden in third.
Verona added a first outright individual 6DAYS victory to the team result. His closest challenger, Spain’s Josep García, finished second overall, and France’s Zach Pichon took third. On the last day the riders faced a cross-country stage on beach sand, a final demand for precision after nearly a week of racing. Verona’s individual result gave the Italian celebration another dimension: he led both the winning squad and the overall rider classification.
Italy also won the Junior World Trophy. The United States claimed the Women’s World Trophy for a seventh time. The centenary results highlight what makes a six-day team enduro different from a single race: riders and machines must keep performing across changing conditions and repeated stages. One fast stage matters, but a trophy depends on consistency throughout the week.