France Claim World Trophy Lead After Excluded Riders Reinstated

Australia are now just one day away from securing victory in the FIM Junior World Trophy team competition. In what has been an outstanding performance, Broc Grabham - Sherco, Tom Mason - KTM, Daniel Sanders - KTM and Tye Simmonds - KTM enter the final day of racing with a comfortable thirteen minute and forty-two second lead.

Remaining stationed in second, Sweden look set end their week as runners up to Australia. While the first two positions look all but confirmed, the fight for the final step of the podium is still alive. With a one minute and twenty-nine second advantage over France, third placed Italy cannot afford to relax on day six.

At the end of five testing days of racing in Slovakia, Australia are all but assured victory in the FIM Women‰Ûªs World Trophy team competition. With only the final day six motocross races remaining the trio of Jessica Gardiner - Sherco, Tayla Jones - Yamaha and Jemma Wilson - Yamaha lead France by over fifty minutes with Sweden a further twenty-one minutes behind in third.

In the Enduro 1 class, the win on the penultimate day went to Finland‰Ûªs Eero Remes - TM. Placing just five seconds adrift, Great Britain‰Ûªs Jamie McCanney - Husqvarna maintains his lead in the category. France‰Ûªs Antony Boissiere - Sherco sits second, but with only seven seconds separating himself and Spain‰Ûªs Cristobal Guerrero - Yamaha in third, nothing is yet decided.

Australia's Josh Green slipped down to 5th in the E3 classes after finishing the day in 10th