Australia is once again showcasing its depth of enduro talent on the global stage, with three club teams to compete at the 2025 FIM International Six Days Enduro (ISDE) in Bergamo, Italy from August 24-29.

Club riders form the backbone of the ISDE, making up more than half the entries at the longest-running event on the FIM calendar, and in 2025 nine passionate Australian competitors will proudly carry that tradition forward.

The club teams and riders are as follows:

Dandenong Motorcycle Club

• Con Privitera
• Ray Borg
• Scott Noble

Oyster Bay Motorcycle Club

• Ben Kearns
• Dylan McDonald
• Simon Cox

Dungog Motorcycle Club

• Michael Todorovic
• Ben Vandenbroek
• Thomas Eastern

The club riders, like their Aussie counterparts in the World Trophy, Junior World Trophy and Women’s World Trophy, will face six gruelling days of technical terrain enduring the physical and mental demands that define the ISDE.

Australia has long been recognized for its strong enduro heritage, and the inclusion of the club teams underscores the grassroots passion that fuels the sport. Club riders are the heart and soul of enduro racing – their tireless commitment drives local motorsport communities and inspires the next generation of riders.

The 2025 ISDE promises to be one of the most challenging in recent history across Bergamo’s varied terrain: from high mountains to steep, rocky sections and long, fast cross tests.

For more information on the 2025 ISDE, click here.