Starting on Monday, September 24 the six-day event will, as has become tradition, be split to offer competitors four different courses.Days one and two will see participants head to the areas of Stollberg, Thalheim and Zwönitz before days three and four takes racers to the area in and around Zschopau, where a one hundred and twenty-five kilometre route will be ridden twice each day. With day five headed to Zwickau, Kirchberg and Lugau the sixth day sees the final motocross races take place at the Sachsenring.Finland return to the FIM World Trophy team competition as the squad that triumphed on home soil last year. Placing alongside Finland in second and third positions twelve months ago were Spain and the USA, who, along with the defending champions, will have their sights set on beating 2008, 2009 and 2010 winners France. Focused on success following their absence in 2011, France start as clear favorites in the FIM World Trophy team competition.France are also among the favourites to win in the FIM World Junior Trophy team category, but will face stiff competition from the likes of Spain, Italy and Great Britain. With four consecutive wins to their credit France’s FIM Women’s World Trophy team will unquestionably be tough to beat and like their male counterparts start as class favourites. Host nation Germany are well represented and will field FIM World Trophy, FIM Junior World Trophy and FIM Women’s World Trophy teams in addition to eleven Club teams.
FIM Previews Germany International Six Days Enduro
Starting on Monday, September 24 the six-day event will, as has become tradition, be split to offer competitors four different courses.Days one and two will see participants head to the areas of Stollberg, Thalheim and Zwönitz before days three and four takes racers to the area in and around Zschopau, where a one hundred and twenty-five kilometre route will be ridden twice each day. With day five headed to Zwickau, Kirchberg and Lugau the sixth day sees the final motocross races take place at the Sachsenring.Finland return to the FIM World Trophy team competition as the squad that triumphed on home soil last year. Placing alongside Finland in second and third positions twelve months ago were Spain and the USA, who, along with the defending champions, will have their sights set on beating 2008, 2009 and 2010 winners France. Focused on success following their absence in 2011, France start as clear favorites in the FIM World Trophy team competition.France are also among the favourites to win in the FIM World Junior Trophy team category, but will face stiff competition from the likes of Spain, Italy and Great Britain. With four consecutive wins to their credit France’s FIM Women’s World Trophy team will unquestionably be tough to beat and like their male counterparts start as class favourites. Host nation Germany are well represented and will field FIM World Trophy, FIM Junior World Trophy and FIM Women’s World Trophy teams in addition to eleven Club teams.