Trophy of Nations

28/29 September 2019

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See you in 2020!
1 month ago
That's it from us in 2019. A huge thank you to all our riders, organisers, fans, staff and volunteers - see you in March 2020 for round one in Manizales, Colombia!
What a race!
1 month ago
Wow, what a race! A new format, new champions and a new chapter in the history books! Full results online very soon and keep an eye on our social media to relive all the action!
Winners
1 month ago
And so at a historic Trophy of Nations in the beautiful Finale, your winners are;

Women

1. France
2. Great Britain
3. Canada

Men

1. USA
2. Sweden
3. Canada

U21 Women

1. Great Britain
2. USA

U21 Men

1. New Zealand
2. Italy
3. Canada
Trophy of Nations 2019!
1 month ago
And so your Trophy of Nations Champions in the men are;

1. USA
2. Sweden
3. Canada
Team USA do it!
1 month ago
Team USA are your Trophy of Nations Champions!
Canada!
1 month ago
Canada comes through 3rd! Knocks NZ off a podium position in the process
NZ in 3rd
1 month ago
And NZ are sitting in 3rd, with Belgium 4th - but again, this race ain't over because we are still waiting for some of the teams to make it back from stage 5 and check in
Sweden into 2nd
1 month ago
Sweden is lying in 2nd behind the USA, but there are still plenty of teams to come in - including France, Australia and Canada
USA into the lead!
1 month ago
Team USA is in the lead - but not all times are in...
Dailly!
1 month ago
And if you are wondering why Dailly is hitching a lift with Flo in that pic -he blew his rim to bits on the stage!
Team France...
1 month ago
Are on their way back to the finish arena now - looks like our roving reporter is filming them for our INstagram account too if you want to see what they have to say after their race!
Maes
1 month ago
Martin Maes said: "atmosphere among teams was amazing. I went first and the others tried to hang on as long as possible"
Tordo
1 month ago
Dimitri Tordo comes through for France - he's into second place behind Martin Maes on stage 5
Belgium!
1 month ago
Team Belgium currently leading the men's standings - but this race isn't over - the top nations just dropped into stage 5 and we'll know more soon. Maes just said on stage he is extremely proud of his team mates
Pics
1 month ago
We can't wait to see the photos from this race of the fastest riders in the world racing down the stages together!
Team USA
1 month ago
Team USA and Team Sweden came through stage 5 in trains and looked FAST!
Keegan into lead!
1 month ago
Team NZ go 1, 2, 3 on stage 5!
Matt Walker
1 month ago
Matt Walker comes through from NZ and goes into 2nd - where are his team mates?
Stuttard!
1 month ago
Matt Stuttard leads the men on stage 5 for GB!
Crowds
1 month ago
The people's pope Enrico Guala is interviewing the riders as they come back, and all of them are praising the Italian crowds for pushing them on. The team format seems to be a hit and we've even seen a few tears shed as riders cross the line
USA
1 month ago
But the real story of this stage is whether anyone can best Team USA who will drop into this stage with a 44 second lead over Team Sweden in 2nd place and Team Canada in 3rd
Men on stage now
1 month ago
And that's the men on stage 5 now - Andre Bretas of Brazil is currently in the lead, with Julien Soussigne of Belgium in 2nd
So close!
1 month ago
Who would have thought that six riders over 5 stages would come down to just 8 seconds! But it did and Team France are your new Trophy of Nations Champions!
Women's overall
1 month ago
1. Team France
2. Team Great Britain
3. Team canada
Team France win!
1 month ago
They've done it! Team France are your Trophy of Nations Champions! They win by 8 seconds!
Winton
1 month ago
Katy Winton just told us in the the finish arena "Racing means so much more as a team" and Bex agrees ; " Enduro as a team sport is awesome"
Isabeau inbound
1 month ago
We hear Isabeau is on her way to the piazza - and is towing Melanie Pugin with a spare tube!
Industry Trophy - Julbo wins!
1 month ago
Congratulations to Team Julbo Eyewear who win the first ever Industry Trophy. Thanks to their riders Francois Bailly Maitre, Fabien Barel and Jerome Clementz they are officially the fastest brand in the sport! Team Ibis came second and E13* Urge Bp third!
Women's results
1 month ago
There's three very critical women's times missing from stage 5 - Becky Cook (GB), Andreane Lanthier Nadeau (CAN) and Isabeau Courdurier (FRA) - which means until they pedal back from the stage and into the finish arena and the next timing upload, we will not know the women's overall - arrgh!
U21 Men - NZ win!
1 month ago
Team New Zealand win the U21 Men! Team Italy are 2nd and Team Canada 3rd!
Still missing a few women
1 month ago
We're still missing a few women's times from stage 5 - what if we have to wait until they check in at the finish in the piazza to know the results - it's getting tense!
Becky?
1 month ago
No sign of Becky Cook from Team GB - could she have had a problem on stage 5?
Bex!
1 month ago
Bex lies 2nd for Team GB and Winton in 3rd! Good times from them but they need to be 6 seconds faster than the French down that stage if they want to win - tension is palpable here in the pits!
Miller leads!
1 month ago
Miller leads stage 5 for Canada! This former DH world champ was always going to do well on this stage and she does not disappoint!
Anita Gehrig
1 month ago
Anita leads stage 5 for Switzerland now, with Ines Thoma behind her in 2nd - but there's still the top 2 nations to drop in; Canada, Britain and France - who will drop in in that order!
France V GB
1 month ago
But all eyes will be on the French and British Teams - France will follow the Brits down this stage knowing they have a 5.8 second lead
Women on stage 5
1 month ago
And the women are dropping onto the final stage of the race - the famous DH Men stage. The track is lined with crowds and Italy just came down to a huge cheer from their home crowd
Standings after stage 4
1 month ago
And here's a reminder of how the men's and women's standings were looking after stage 4;

Women

1. Team France
2. Team GB 5.8s
3. Team Canada 1:16m

Men

1. Team USA
2. Team Sweden 44 secs
3. Team Canada 58s
U21 Men on 5 now
1 month ago
And can anyone rob Team New Zealand of their 51 second lead? 2nd placed Team Italy and 3rd placed Team Canada will certainly try. But in a team competition like this, it's such a fine line between glory and galling defeat - a mistake from any one team member could easily derail a win. If one rider is out - the whole team is out
Congratulations to Team GB!
1 month ago
A superb performance from the young Brits - Harriet Harnden wins all the stages! Polly Henderson and Ellen Flewitt also raced their hearts out - what a victory!
Team GB win!
1 month ago
And it's been confirmed - Team Great Britain have won the U21 at the Bluegrass Trophy of Nations powered by SRAM!
Harriet Harnden!
1 month ago
Harriet Harnden on Team GB posts the fastest U21 time on stage 5 - Team GB are looking good for the U21 women win...
Maes fastest on 4!
1 month ago
Maes wins stage 4, with Rude 2nd and Jesse Melamed 3rd - Richie is having a great race! Solid results for the rest of the USA team as well - Shawn Neer in 7th and Cody Kelley 18th - my maths means they should still retain the overall lead
Team France
1 month ago
Team France come through stage 4 but none of their times are top 10, it looks like it's only the French women who have a shot at the medals today - they lead the race
Maes leading 4!
1 month ago
Maes is down stage 4 and is fastest currently - but there are plenty of teams still to come
Stage 4
1 month ago
And here's what stage 4 entails
Men on Stage 4 now
1 month ago
The men's Nations Teams are starting to hit stage 4 now - can the USA hold onto that lead?!
Harriet Harnden
1 month ago
Now here's a fact - Andreane Lanthier Nadeau won stage 4 in the women's race for Team Canada - but British U21 rider Harriet Harnden was actually faster by 1 second on that stage! Will we see her at a few more EWS rounds next season - we hope so!
France lead the Women's race!
1 month ago
They've done it - with just one stage left to go, Team France now lead the women's race! Team GB fall back to second place and Canada hold onto 3rd place
France!
1 month ago
Team France put in an amazing performance on stage 4 - they may well leap frog Team GB to take the lead
Nations Teams
1 month ago
And now switching back to the Nations Teams - the women are on stage 4 and it's Andreane Lanthier Nadeau of Canada who posts the fastest time so far
Women's Industry Trophy
1 month ago
In the women's race in the Industry Trophy the trois baguettes - aka Estelle Charles, Julie Duvert and Morgane Jonnier - have won all 4 of the stages so far and Vittoria Team Women will have to pull off something extraordinary to beat them on the last stage
Julbo lead 5!
1 month ago
Team Julbo lead the Industry race on 5 - but this race is seeded fastest first - so another brand could technically beat them - but we can't see it to be honest
But...
1 month ago
after 4 stages Ibis Cycles are winding them in! There's still 22 seconds separating them, but strong performances from Lewis Buchanan on Ibis alongside Robin Wallner's brother Niklas means they're closing the gap. Just the iconic DH men left for these racers!
Industry update
1 month ago
And in the Industry race the teams have just one stage left to go - and it's still Julbo out front!
Team NZ lead U21 Men
1 month ago
Team NZ were leading the U21 Men after stage 3 - 44 seconds up on Team Italy with Team Canada in 3rd. They'll be hitting stage 4 any minute now - can they hold that lead?!
Team GB win stage 4!
1 month ago
Team GB U21 Women win stage 4! Harnden wins stage 4 by 49 seconds! Team mate Polly Henderson is 2nd!
U21 Women
1 month ago
There's just two teams left in the U21 Women's race after Team France withdrew due to injury - and the times are so close! Team GB is leading out Team USA by just 4 seconds! They're on stage 4 now - who will be in the lead after that?!
Penalty for Ireland Men
1 month ago
We hear the team Ireland Men just picked up a 5 minute penalty! One of the riders had to replace a stickered part - more info on that as we get it but they are now firmly out the running having been in 10th place before that
Battle is on for 3rd!
1 month ago
It's going to be an intense battle for the last podium place - Canada lead out NZ by just 5 seconds!
Men's overall after Stage 3
1 month ago
1. Team USA
2. Sweden 38 secs
3. Canada 59 secs
4. New Zealand 1:04m
5. Australia 1:17m
Women's overall after 3 stages
1 month ago
1. Team GBR
2. France 6secs
3. Canada 1:01m
4. Switzerland 1:11m
5. Germany 2:28m
Women
1 month ago
After 3 stages it's Team GBR who still lead the women's race - but France are chasing them down - it's only 6 seconds between them now! When you think that these teams compromise of 3 riders each and all the variables that can bring - 6 seconds is insane! And with 2 stages left this could be inneresting!
This race is TIGHT!
1 month ago
The overall is in after 3 stages - and let me tell you, these times are TIGHT!
Rude wins stage 3 for USA!
1 month ago
Rude's time holds! He goes fastest on stage 3 for the USA, Maes in 2nd for Team Belgium and his team mate Bart De Vocht is 3rd. Team Belgium may well move into the top 5 in the overall after that performance
Rude!
1 month ago
Richie putting the hammer down on stage 3 - he's leading the stage currently - things are looking good for Team USA in the men's race! Crucially his time is 8 seconds faster than the fastest Swede (Johansen) which should help extend that 13 second lead they had coming into the stage
Overall after 2
1 month ago
So just a reminder of the overall standings going into stage 3;

Men
1. Team USA
2. Sweden 13s
3. NZ 41s
4. Canada 49s
5. Australia 56s

Women

1. Team GB
2. France 16s
3. Switzerland 50s
4. Canada 1:01m
5. Germany 1:41m
Martin!
1 month ago
Maes puts down the power on the pedally stage 3 and is out in front! Belgian team mate Bart De Vocht is just behind in 2nd
Edgar Carballo Gonzalez
1 month ago
Putting in a blistering time on stage 3 for Team Spain - with Iago less than a second back in 2nd place - but there's plenty more men still to drop in
Vid Persak
1 month ago
Vid currently leads stage 3! He normally rides for Orbea - but today he is representing Team Slovenia - this is his first year on a full factory team and he's one to watch next season - especially when he head back to his native Petzen
USA U21 Men out!
1 month ago
And another U21 Team is out - this time the USA Men - more info as we get it
Nation Teams
1 month ago
And if you need a reminder who's in the Nations Teams and their tactics then check out this video!
Men on stage 3 now
1 month ago
The Men's Teams are on stage 3 now - so far only Korea and Brazil are down and it's Brazil who lead - but there are another 22 nations still to come
Anita fastest on 3!
1 month ago
Anita was fastest on stage 3! But Isabeau Courdurier was 2nd and Melanie Pugin 3rd so Team France win the stage!
Team tactics
1 month ago
If you hit the last finishers tab in the live timing you can see the order the riders are coming through - which is a great insight into their team tactics as to who is leading out the team of 3
Andreane Lanthier Nadeau
1 month ago
Andreane comes through in 2nd - Canadian team mate Miranda Miller is in 4th - strong showing from the Canucks
Stage 3
1 month ago
The women have just started dropping in to stage 3 and it's Anita Gehrig who is currently in the lead - some better news for the Swiss!
U21 Swiss men out
1 month ago
That's the U21 Switzerland team out the race after a shoulder injury. If one member of the team is out, the whole team DNF - tough break but that's team competition
Stage 3 coming up!
1 month ago
The riders are on the climb to stage 3 now, and this is what they'll face
Team France Men
1 month ago
... have clawed back a lot of time on stage 2
Industry Race
1 month ago
Meanwhile in the Industry Race, Julbo are absolutely slaying the competition after 3 stages! Ibis are more than a minute back in 2nd, E13 Urge BP Enduro Team are in 3rd, Team Slayer are 4th and Pole Bicycles 5th!
Team Aus wins stage 2!
1 month ago
Team Australia put down blistering times to win stage 2! Overall update coming soon!
It's up to the French Women
1 month ago
It's up to French women to fly the national colours now
France U21
1 month ago
The French U21 men are out of the race - more info on that as we get it. All French Teams were heavily hyped coming into this race and it's not looking great for any of them - both U21 teams have retired from the race and Nicolai's puncture means the men's team are way off pace
USA on stage 2...
1 month ago
... are looking fast! Richie Rude is sitting in 2nd and Shawn Neer 3 - but a very strong showing from New Zealand could also mix things up
Men on 2
1 month ago
The Nations men are on stage 2 now and Martin's time is holding - but until Team Australia make it down the stage we won't know the results. Can the Champ Sam Hill go faster for the Aussies?
Women's Nations Teams
1 month ago
After the first two stages it's Team GB who are leading out the women! Strong rides from Katy Winton, Becky Cook and Bex Baraona
Martin Maes leading stage 2!
1 month ago
Martin Maes is currently leading out stage 2 for Team Belgium!
Team France Men
1 month ago
Just an update on the much hyped men's team from France - a puncture for Florian Nicolai on the first stage has cost them time - they're sitting in 21st place just ahead of Korea
U21 Women
1 month ago
Team USA lead out the U21 Women after stage 1! Team GB are in 2nd and unfortunately Team France are out after one of their riders withdrew with injury
U21 Men
1 month ago
And in the U21 Men - it's Team NZ who lead! Team Italy are 2nd and Team Canada 3rd!
TEAM USA LEAD AFTER 1!
1 month ago
The teams are through stage 1 and it's Team USA who lead the race in the men! Team Sweden are in 2nd with Team Canada in 3rd!
1 month ago
Team France
1 month ago
Kevin Miquel may have had to retire from Team France due to a hand injury - but he's still out supporting team mates Dailly, Tordo and Nicolai!
In the Industry Race...
1 month ago
... that killer combo of Clementz, Barel and Bailly-Maitre for Julbo are still out front! They lead Ibis in 2nd place by 45 seconds
French U21 Women
1 month ago
We've just had confirmation that the U21 French Women are indeed out the race - we'll give you more on that as we have it
Nations on stage 1!
1 month ago
And now the Nations Teams are on stage 1 - who is the fastest country in enduro? We're about to find out!
French U21 Teams
1 month ago
The French U21 Teams are having a mixed time of it - U21 Series Champ has just posted the fastest time on stage 1 in the U21 Men - but sounds like an injury in the French U21 women may mean they're out the race
EWS website
1 month ago
We'll be posting results on the news section of the EWS website all day as well - make sure you check them out
Harriet Harnden
1 month ago
Harriet Harnden puts down the fastest time on stage 1 in the U21 women! Great result for Team GB! Harnden is the only women to go sub 14 minutes - we'll know what that means for the Nations results very soon!
Team Australia
1 month ago
Team Australia are the last team to depart. The Nations Rankings are based on the highest ranked rider in that team - and with Sam Hill the champion, Australia is the highest ranked team here.
Team France
1 month ago
There was some drama last night as Team France had a last minute substitution - Kevin Miquel injured his hand on a training ride yesterday morning, forcing him to retire from the team. Reserve rider Adrien Dailly will race in his place - which just proves the depth of talent in France if Dailly is your reserve rider
Nations race
1 month ago
And while the Industry teams make their way to stage 2, we're going to jump back to the Nations Race. Team France are on the stage in the main square with Enrico Guala and there's a big crowd to cheer them on
Industry Race
1 month ago
Here's the current men's standings after stage 1 in the overall - Julbo lead by 21 seconds!
Industry top 3
1 month ago
After the first stage, the overall in the Industry looks like this;

1. Julbo Eyewear
2. Ibis Cycles
3. E*13 URGE bp Enduro Team
Julbo lead Industry Race!
1 month ago
It's no surprise - but it's Julbo leading the industry race after stage 1! With a team comprised of two former champions and titans of the sport - Fabien Barel, Jerome Clementz and Trans-Provence winner Fabien Barel it's not surprising!
Today's race
1 month ago
And if you want a preview of what's to come today, then make sure you check out this video. Noga Korem was the only Israeli woman who wanted to race so instead of staying home, she became an honorary EWS staffer and hit the stages with the crew. She's also doing an Insta takeover with team mate Wyn Masters on our channel today!
Stage 1
1 month ago
Stage 1 has claimed a lot of the Industry teams - punctures all over the place. Will the Nations teams be able to avoid the same fate? We'll know very soon...
Harriet Harnden
1 month ago
Keep an eye out for U21 team GB rider Harriet - she won the last round in Zermatt and is being mentored by none other than Tracy Moseley - she is a star in the making
Nations Teams
1 month ago
The first of the Nations teams will be hitting stage 1 soon - it's the U21 women who are up first. France will drop in, followed by Team GB, then team USA
Industry Trophy
1 month ago
If you're on the live timing page and you want to find out who's in their team and how they're doing, just hit the rider button beside the brand name
Nico has a puncture!
1 month ago
Vouilloz flats on stage 1 - it's cost him a lot of time on stage 1 - Lapierre team mate Chloe Gallean is helping him fix it at the bottom of the stage
GT Industry Team
1 month ago
Mechanic Matteo getting a little help from his team mates on the climb to stage 2...
Nations Teams
1 month ago
And here's the lowdown of who makes up the Nations Teams - and what tactics they'll be employing as they race as a team for the first time
Nations Teams
1 month ago
And now the Nations Teams are starting to roll off the start ramp in Finale, where the enduro pope Enrico Guala is sending them off in his own inimitable style
Morgane Such
1 month ago
Morgane posts the fastest time for the women! She's racing for Marin - alongside slopestyle legend Matt Jones - keep an eye out for his results too - it's his first ever enduro and what a way to start!
Benno!
1 month ago
Benno for Specialized puts in a great time! But it's still Francois Bailly-Maitre riding for Julbo who has the fastest time at 12:46
Times coming in
1 month ago
The Industry times are coming in thick and fast - there are some absolute pinners in this race! Great times from Mckay Vezina, Niklas Wallner, Lewis Buchanan, Liam Moynihan, Matti Lehikoinen all putting in blistering times on stage 1. But don't forget this is a team race and we'll have those combined times any minute now
Race Format
1 month ago
The times are coming in from stage 1 - and Team Julbo are killing it! They are currently 1st, 2nd and 3rd on stage 1! Team results coming ASAP!
Stage 1 - Rollercoaster
1 month ago
Rollercoaster is a true classic, it's on ever rider's hit list when they come to Finale. The Pietra region has recently taken on this trail and they've done a great job - it's been nominated for the Specialized Trail of the Year!
Stage 1
1 month ago
The first riders will be hitting stage 1 any minute now and it's a pretty long stage, so it will be approximately 10-15 mins before we see their results start to filter in
Welcome to a big day of racing
1 month ago
The first riders to leave the stage this morning were the Industry Teams who have their own race today - the Industry Trophy. There are some big hitters in there - Fabien Barel, Nico Vouilloz, Jerome Clementz, Matt Jones, Lewis Buchanan....
Rider Trophy!
1 month ago
Congratulations to everyone who took part in the Rider Trophy - full results on our site now!
Riders back...
1 month ago
The riders are coming back thick and fast into the famous Finale piazza, and they're clocking in at the timing tent now - there's still riders to come but we'll know our winners soon!
Just one stage left
1 month ago
There's just one stage left in this race and the current overall looks like this;

Men
1. Matteo Raimondi
2. Max Leyen
3. Clement Charles

Women

1. Louise Paulin
2. Hannah Bergemann
3. Lilla Megyaszai

U21 Men

1. Glenn Macarthur
2. Nathan Sterckx
3. Thomas Lapraye

U21 Women

1. Camille Maes

Master Men

1. Martin Fruit
2. Paul Mcloughlin
3. Simon Mathew Rennie

Master Women

1. Silja Stadler
2. Jeanette Mayr
Louise Paulin leads the women!
1 month ago
Louise Paulin is out front in the women's race. Swedish rider Louise actually lives in Finale and is a well known and loved rider here. She also just happens to be the Enduro World Series Master Champion 2019! (Although she is not racing in Masters here, she's in the main women's category)
Overall after stage 3
1 month ago
So after 3 stages in the Rider Trophy, it's Italian rider Matteo Raimondi who leads, with Alex Leyen in 2nd and Arnaud Garanger in 3rd!
And here's the course
1 month ago
And here's what the course in Finale looks like - with GT Factory Racing's Noga Korem as your guide!
Rider Trophy
1 month ago
The Rider Trophy is underway, this race is open to everyone and both teams and individuals can race the Trophy of Nations
Welcome to Finale
1 month ago
Welcome to Finale for the biggest race of the year - the Bluegrass Trophy of Nations powered by SRAM!