The Australian Women’s World Trophy Team are set and ready to tackle the FIM International Six Days Enduro (ISDE) as Jess Gardiner, Tayla Jones and Jemma Wilson, head to France defend a fifth consecutive title in Brive from August 28th to September 2nd.
This World Championship winning team will line up against the world’s best women’s international teams to defend a title previously claimed four times by the Australians, and will now be chasing a historic fifth win in a row.
Australia’s three competing teams, the Senior World Trophy Team, Junior World Trophy Team and the Women’s World Trophy teams are set to make their journey to Brive, France to adjust to the international setting and prepare for the ISDE itself, next week.
Jess Gardiner who is now staring down the barrel of wrapping up her first European Enduro Championship, is pumped for this year’s ISDE; “I have been spending a bit of time in France this year competing throughout Europe, so I am really looking forward to competing in my adopted country. I’m super excited to be reunited with our Australian girls team, who are all on separate continents right now. Looking forward to seeing all the Australian crew and doing our best to secure our fifth world championship title together!” Gardiner exclaimed.
Tayla Jones, who has been cleaning up in the Kenda Full Gas series in the United States this year and leading the Women’s Pro Overall Standings, also cannot wait to defend the title; “I can’t wait to head over to France to try make it out fifth world title in a row. I am feeling really good on the bike and I know Jess and Jemma are also killing it, so it’s going to be a good race. I’ve seen several pictures of the tracks that have started being set up, and they look awesome, I’m excited to get there and start racing,” Jones shared.
Jemma Wilson, after taking out the Women’s Yamaha AORC title in Omeo (VIC) is in ripping form and ready to compete at the ISDE; “I have stayed in Australia all this season and I am really looking forward to heading over to France. Tayla and Jess have been phenomenal in America and Europe all year, and I have enjoyed the AORC season. We all appear to be ready to go for five in a row! Thanks to Yamaha and Motorcycling Australia for making it possible!” Wilson finished.
