ISDE Portugal 2026 | Day 3 Highlights & Results

ISDE Portugal 2026 | Day 3 Highlights & Results

Interesting day for Day 3 in Portugal! Two of the six tests were cancelled, due to excessive dust and then timing equipment issues, making every other test much more crucial. Nonetheless, big action throughout the day for both Trophy and Club riders. Here's what went down:

Mojo/SXS Club Team & other Club news

The Mojo/SXS Club Team continues to have all riders have good times. With Whipple's Day 1 setback, we are now in 50th out of 93 on the Club Team standings, but not dead last! Anthony Ferrante continues to lead the charge, and he now sits at 14th Club Overall and 7th in C2 class. He had a slight crash in a test but nothing to be worried about.

Fellow Mojo/SXS Club Team rider Nathan Ferderer plugs away on another day now sitting in the 38th spot for Club Overall and 15th in C1 class.

Last Mojo/SXS Club Team rider Tanner Whipple is making the most his ISDE week and continues to crawl up the standings, now at 51st Club Overall and 14th in C3 class.


Away from our club team we have Anson Maloney who finally passes his younger protege Ferrante and ends the day now in 11th Club Overall and 5th in C2 class! He is definitely fired up on that and continues to charge. He and the Missouri Mudders club team remain in 3rd in the standings.


Young ripper Maverick Allaway continues his impressive first ISDE and improves upon yesterdays results, ending Day 3 in 25th Club Overall and 10th in C1 class!

P. N. Rider Bike Class Time Gap
1 603 KOUBLE Krystof HONDA 450 4T C2 27'32.13
2 554 SCARDINA Pietro TM MOTO 250 2T C1 27'48.99 16.86
3 521 WALKER Jhak BETA 250 2T C1 28'04.85 32.72
4 522 WHITMER Lane GAS GAS 250 4T C1 28'05.06 32.93
5 454 MORETTINI Manolo HUSQVARNA 300 2T C3 28'06.39 34.26
6 654 CAGNONI Simone KTM 300 2T C3 28'12.88 40.75
7 421 SIEVENPIPER Will KAWASAKI 450 4T C2 28'25.13 53.00
8 620 VORE Tyler GAS GAS 350 4T C2 28'35.20 1'03.07
9 408 WALTON Alex TM MOTO 300 2T C3 28'35.79 1'03.66
10 422 MARTINEZ Collier KAWASAKI 450 4T C2 28'35.98 1'03.85
11 622  MALONEY Anson KTM 350 4T C2 28'45.24 1'13.11
12 420 SMAIL Layton KAWASAKI 450 4T C2 28'45.92 1'13.79
13 621 SHIELDS Colton HUSQVARNA 250 4T C1 28'46.25 1'14.12
14 523 FERRANTE Anthony HUSQVARNA 350 4T C2 28'48.06 1'15.93
15 541 ALLEMAND Gabin KTM 300 2T C3 28'55.10 1'22.97

World Trophy Teams


The Spaniard Josep Garcia keeps the momentum from yeserdays win and carries it into today, winning the day by 11.8 seconds ahead of Italy's Andrea Verona. Still a very tight battle for the top overall individual win! Americans Grant Davis, Jonathan Girroir, and Dante Oliveria go 4th, 5th, and 6th to pull USA up.

P. N. Rider Bike Class Time Gap
1 51 GARCIA Josep KTM 250 4T E1 26'08.43
2 10 VERONA Andrea KTM 450 4T E2 26'20.23 11.80
3 30 PICHON Zachary TM MOTO 300 4T E2 26'41.70 33.27
4 42 DAVIS Grant KTM 350 4T E2 26'42.68 34.25
5 43 GIRROIR Jonathan KTM 350 4T E2 26'48.65 40.22

 


Team USA 
gains much needed time in the Men's World Trophy Standings, overalling Day 3 lead by Grant Davis who wins the final special test of the day! They now sit just outside the podium not far behind Sweden.

P. Team Time Gap
1 TEAM ITALY 8:08'17.42
2 TEAM FRANCE 8:11'43.52 3'26.10
3 TEAM SWEDEN 8:13'17.10 4'59.68
4 TEAM USA 8:13'28.51 5'11.09
5 TEAM SPAIN 8:15'39.30 7'21.88

In the ladies class, Team USA continues its charge lead by Brandy Richards and Korie Steed who go 1st and 3rd on the day. They now have a 4 minute lead over Australia

P. Team Time Gap
1 TEAM USA 6:57'16.94
2 TEAM AUSTRALIA 7:01'17.83 4'00.89
3 TEAM FRANCE 7:30'19.77 33'02.83
4 TEAM NEW ZELAND 7:48'47.32 51'30.38
5 TEAM CHILE 7:50'46.00 53'29.06

For the Juniors, France continues to lead ahead of Italy and USA. Toby Cleveland sets the pace for the Americans and is now 2nd in the overall Junior standings.

P. Team Time Gap
1 TEAM FRANCE 6:17'54.24
2 TEAM ITALY 6:18'36.77 42.53
3 TEAM USA 6:21'37.20 3'42.96
4 TEAM SPAIN 6:23'19.84 5'25.60
5 TEAM CZECH REPUBLIC 6:27'56.89 10'02.65

Conclusion

Two more big days left, then the final cross test to conclude. Day 4 will most likely be when fatigue sets in the most and we will see who perseveres through. Can the Americans shed off some more time and get onto the podium??

Follow along and check for daily blogs on results just like this one! See full 6Days results here.

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