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AMA U.S. National Team - ISDE 2009

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The 84th running of the FIM International Six Days Enduro (ISDE) lived up to the event’s demanding reputation. The gorgeous seaside resort setting of Figueira da Foz, Protugal, belied the terrain that faced the 500 riders, representing 24 countries, who lined up for the event. Jagged rocky cliffs, endless sand whoops and challenging trails took their toll, causing many riders to retire early, their hopes for a gold medal lost for another year.

Nevertheless, each rider met his or her goal of representing America on AMA Team USA. They challenged the best enduro racers of the world on unfamiliar terrain, and they met that challenge well.

The American Motorcyclist Association would just like to say, thanks for your support. Let’s do it again next year!

TROPHY TEAMS

World Trophy Team

Destry Abbott (30)

Kurt Caselli (31)

Ricky Dietrich (32)

Damon Huffman (35)

Nate Kanney (33)

Timmy Weigand (34)

Junior Trophy Team

David Kamo (37)

Russell Bobbitt (36)

Cory Buttrick (39)

Jamie Lanza (38)

Women’s Trophy Team

Mandi Mastin (422)

Maria Forsberg (423)

Lacy Jones (421)

CLUB TEAMS

JAFMAR Racing

Jeff Fredette (583)

Chilly White (683)

Don Grahn (783)

Missouri Mudders

Lars Valin (584)

Toby Atkins (684)

Billy Burns (784)

Tony Agonis

Fred Hoess (585)

Nick Fahringer (685)

Ben Smith (785)

Desert MC

Shawn O’Leary (586)

Joel Burkett (686)

Nick Hamill (786)

GO FASTERS.COM

Brian Sperle (587)

Ryan Powell (687)

Jordan Brandt (787)

Boise Ridge Riders

Brent Martell (588)

David Booth (688)

Garrett Mayer (788)

Team Carter Engineering

Rory Sullivan (589)

Photos by Steve Berkner berkyboy.smugmug.com

Troy Swettenam (689)

Zach Lipana (789)

AMA Team USA Sponsored by: Arai Helmets, Klim Technical Riding Gear, Spectro, Motion Pro, Bob Lanphere’s Beaverton Motorcycles, and Mountain Glass
AMA Team USA Logo by: Moose Racing

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