After New Zealand, it is now Australia’s turn to unveil its Women’s World Trophy team for the 100th edition of the FIM International Six Days Enduro.
The event will take place in Grândola from 12–17 October 2026, marking a historic milestone for one of the most prestigious events in international enduro racing.
Having finished second in the FIM International Six Days Enduro, Australia arrives with clear ambitions of going one step further and fighting for victory this time around.
Leading the team is Australian Motorsport Hall of Famer Jessica Gardiner. Her experience and consistency make her a key asset for the Australian challenge in Portugal.
She will be joined by Danielle McDonald, who has been performing strongly in the United States this season and is expected to be a major contender for strong individual results.
The third rider selected is Madi Simpson. At just 18 years old, she will make her ISDE debut after an impressive start to the Australian Enduro Championship, where she has already shown strong pace against more experienced riders, including Gardiner herself.
With a balanced mix of experience, form, and emerging talent, the Australian team will arrive in Portugal as one of the main contenders for the Women’s World Trophy title.
Australia announces Women’s Team for historic 2026 ISDE
