Josep García Makes History with Fifth Straight Individual Win at ISDE Italia 2025

Josep García just etched his name deeper into the enduro legend books. Representing Team Spain on his KTM 250 EXC‑F, the reigning EnduroGP World Champion pulled off a jaw-dropping fifth consecutive overall individual victory at the 2025 6DAYS® FIM Enduro of Nations—no marketing fluff, just straight-up dominance.

He didn’t just wake up on Sunday and cruise through—it was a full six-day war. From stormy opener on Day 1 through mud, crashes, and a battered finger on Day 4, García kept right at the front. Despite the pain, he fought through and clocked Day 5’s win before the final Cross Test. A smart recovery ride saw him finish sixth in that last moto—but the trophy? Already his.

Josep García:

“The 2025 6DAYS is over. It was a really good event for me; I won four out of the six days. I had a problem on day four when I hit my finger in one of the chicanes and hurt it quite badly, but thankfully, I was able to carry on and complete the day. It’s a dream come true to win my fifth consecutive overall; I just need a World Trophy win now, and you can be sure Team Spain will be back next year to fight for that. Now, I have some time to relax and celebrate, but then the focus returns to EnduroGP and the fight for the title.”

World Trophy & Other Highlights

• World Trophy: Italy took the top national honor, with Sweden rising to second. The USA just missed the podium, rounding out fourth.
• Women’s World Trophy: Brandy Richards rode her KTM to the individual win and led Team USA to their third straight team victory.
• Manufacturer’s Trophy: KTM was untouchable—first went to the Red Bull KTM Factory squad (García, Girroir, Oliveira), and second place to the second KTM group (Ahlin, Riordan, Davis)

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Next Stop: The 2026 6DAYS heads to Portugal, running from October 12–17.