Team USA continued its dominance of the Women’s World Trophy at the 2026 International Six Days Enduro, securing a fourth consecutive title after another strong performance on the final day.
Lucy Barker (Great Britain) topped the final day’s standings, adding another highlight to her record. Brandy Richards finished second, less than a second ahead of Korie Steede and Rachel Gutish. The American trio maintained its advantage throughout the week, leaving its rivals with little opportunity to challenge for the overall victory.
Australia secured second place overall after a strong finish to the event. Jessica Gardiner, Danielle McDonald and Madi Simpson all finished inside the top nine on the final day, capping off a consistent week for the Australian team.
France completed the podium, rewarding a week of consistent performances from Justine Martel, Mauricette Brisebard and Charlene Boudon. The French riders avoided major mistakes and worked together to secure another Women’s World Trophy podium finish.
New Zealand finished fourth, led by Rachael Archer, who showed strong form throughout the event. Team FIM Latina and Canada rounded out the top six in the final standings.
