U.S. ISDE Team

Last updated November 13, 2023

The list of participants in the ISDT/ISDE (International Six Days Enduro) since the beginning event in 1913 that saw US citizens as contestants is divided into four segments; Ambassadors, Trailblazer, Pioneers and Qualified/Selected Participants 1971 and beyond. Ambassadors are men and women who competed in ISDT/ISDE at least 10 times in their career. Trailblazer is one man on a very early motorcycle. Pioneers were on more modern motorcycles. Qualified/Selected riders are 1971 and later participants who rode in AMA qualifiers or were appointed by the AMA based on prior performances.

Participants

Ambassadors

Riding in 10 or more ISDT/ISDE Events

Name	Events	Years	Notes
Jeff Fredette	34	1978–14	11 Gold, 20 Silver, 2 Bronze, 1 Retirement
Fred Hoess	29	1984–21	Member first Club Team win 1996 FIM Vintage Trophy Overall Winner 2016 Spain, 2022 Portugal
Drew Smith	20	1975–99
Brian Storrie	18	1994–22
Randy Hawkins	18	1984–03	AMA Hall of Fame inductee^[1]
Amanda Mastin	14	2001–15	Women's Trophy winning Team member 2007
Larry Roeseler	13	1978–94	AMA Hall of Fame inductee ^[2]
Jack Penton	12	1970–85	AMA Hall of Fame inductee^[3]
Dick Burleson	12	1971–94	AMA Hall of Fame inductee^[4]
Kurt Caselli	12	2000–13	Jr. Trophy winning Team member 2006
Kevin Hines	12	1982–95
Paul Krause	11	1990–14,2019
Taylor Robert	11	2010, 2012–19, 2021, 2023
Destry Abbott	10	1997-2018	5 time AMA National Hare and Hound Champion
Carl Cranke	10	1972–81	AMA Hall of Fame inductee ^[5]
Tom Penton	10	1968–78
Curt Wilcox	10	1991–02

Trailblazer

1913

Name	Years	Notes
T.K. "Teddy" Hastings	1913	First ISDT and first US entrant

Pioneers

1949-1970

First name	Last name	Years participated	Notes
Tommy	McDermott	1949	First Modern Gold Medal
Walt	Axthelm	1960, 1965
Jim	Brunson	1961
Bud	Ekins	1961–1966	First US Class winner 1962
Lloyd	Lingelbach	1961, 1965
John	Penton	1962, 1965–70	Canadian Team 1962 AMA National Enduro Champion
George	Stack, Jr.	1962
Cliff	Coleman	1964–1965
Dave	Ekins	1964–1966, 1969–70	First US Brothers 1964
Paul	Hunt	1964, 1970
Steve	McQueen	1964	American film actor
Stu	Peters	1964	AMA Hall of Fame inductee^[6]
Al	Rogers	1964–1965, 1968
John	Smith	1964
John	Steen	1964
Bill	Stewart	1964
John	Taylor	1964
Mel	Green	1965, 1969
C.	Boehler	1965
Klims	Cox	1965
Ed	Kretz, Jr.	1965
Lars	Larson	1965, 1967–73, 1975–76, 1978–79	Swedish Team 1965, 1967 Mexican Team 1978–79
Dave	Deyo	1965, 1967
Nick	Nicholson	1965
Mike	Patrick	1965, 1969–71, 1973
Dale	Richardson	1965, 1969–71
Brian	Slark	1965	AMA Hall of Fame Inductee, 2021 ^[7]
Max	Switzer	1965, 1970–71
Bill	Thorwaldson	1965
Richard	Vick	1965
Leroy	Winters	1965–71
Jack	Krizman	1966
C. Hookie	Hochderffer	1966, 1969–70
Malcolm	Smith	1966–1967, 1969–71, 1973–76	Silver Vase winning team member 1973 AMA Hall of Fame inductee^[8]
Dennis	Bemis	1967
Dave	Mungenast	1967–75	Canadian Team member 1974
John	Nelson	1967, 1970
Bob	Arison	1968–1969
Jim	Cameret	1968
Bob	Ewing	1968–70
Wolf	Jackson	1968
Ted	Lapadakis	1968–1969
Tom	Penton	1968, 1970–78
Don	Watkins	1968
Al	Baker	1969
Ron	Bohn	1969–74, 1977	Silver Vase Winning Team member 1973 AMA National Enduro Champion
David	Eames	1969, 1972–74
Bud	Green	1969
Bob	Hicks	1969–70
Dave	Latham	1969, 1971–74	Canadian Team member 1972
Bob	Maus	1969–70
Tommy	Maxwell	1969
Jerry	Pacholke	1969–72
Preston	Petty	1969–71
John	Rice	1969
Ed	Schmidt	1969, 1971–75	Canadian Team member 1969 Silver Vase Winning Team member 1973
Billy	Uhl	1969–74, 1976–77	First son/father entry 1969^[9] Count Lurani Trophy 1973 for top placing American rider at first US Six Days AMA Hall of Fame inductee 2007^[9]
Herb	Uhl	1969–70	First father/son entry 1969 Helped develop off-road version of Honda Super Cub, the Trail Cub, in 1960^[10]^: 34–60
Bob	Armstrong	1970
Don	Bohanan	1970
Gene	Cannady	1970–72
Tom	Canning	1970
Don	Cutler	1970–75
Bill	Friant	1970
Barry	Higgins	1970, 1972–73, 1975, 1977–79, 1982
Steve	Hurd	1970–72
George	Johnson	1970
Mike	Lewis	1970–71
James Whitey	Martino	1970
Bill	Messer	1970
Lewis	Milligan	1970
Jack	Penton	1970–77, 1979–80, 1985	AMA Hall of Fame inductee^[3]
Jeff	Penton	1970, 1972–73
Gordon	Rasse	1970
Bob	Rogstat	1970
Richard	Smith	1970
Charles	Whitten	1970
Doug	Wilford	1970, 1973–75

Qualified/Selected Competitors (AMA/FIM)

1971–Present

First name	Last name	Years participated	Notes
Ken	Harvey	1973
Chuck	Boechler	1971
Dick	Burleson	1971–80, 1982, 1994	Silver Vase Winning Team member 1973 8 time AMA National Enduro Champion AMA Hall of Fame inductee^[4]
Frank	Diaz	1971
Les	Grable	1971, 1973
Ron	Jeckel	1971
Jack	Lehto	1971
Dane	Leimbach	1971–78, 1980
Bren	Moran	1971, 1973, 1975	Canadian Team Member 1975 (fatality)
J.N.	Roberts	1971–72
Gary	Surdyke	1971–75
Charlie	Vincent	1971–75
Ron	Webster	1971
Carl	Berggren	1972
Joe	Carson	1972, 1974	Canadian Team Member 1974
Tom	Clark	1973
Carl	Crank	1972–81
Jake	Fisher	1972–73	Silver Vase Winning Team member 1973
Bob	Grodzinski	1972
Jeff	Heininger	1972
Jim	Holiander	1972–76
Bill	Kain	1972
Ron	Lamastus	1972-76, 1978–79	US Trophy Team awarded the Walting Trophy
Fran	Piasecki	1972–75 1977–78
Dan	Stover	1972–74
Buck	Walsworth	1972
Joe	Barker	1973–74
Ron	Bishop	1973, 1975
Ben	Bower	1973–74, 1976
Paul	Danik	1973–74
Jim	Fogle	1973, 1975, 1977
John	Greenrose	1973
Ken	Maahs	1973–76
Jim	Simmons	1973–76, 1978	Mexican Team Member 1978
Gary	Snider	1973
Jim	Sparks	1973
Stellan	Tingstrom	1973
Mark	Adent	1974
Rod	Bush	1974–78, 1980
Steve	Hess	1974
Bob	Ismalof	1974
Tom	Shaw	1974
John	Sitton	1974
Danny	Young	1974–75
David	Ashley	1975–76
Charlie	Bethards	1975–76
Chris	Carter	1975–77
Gary	Edmond	1975–76, 1978
Jeff	Gerber	1975–76
Jerry	Harris	1975
Bill	Hoffman	1975
David	Julse	1975–79
Kevin	Lavoie	1975
Dick	Mann	1975
Max	Markowitz	1975, 1979
Stan	Rubottom	1975–76
Drew	Smith	1975–85, 1987–88, 1990–92 1994–95, 1997–99
Danny	Vandercar	1975–76, 1978–79
Ken	Williams	1975
Gary	Younkins	1975–77
Don	Cichocki	1976–79
John	Fero	1976–80
Frank	Gallo	1976–79, 1981
Bill	Geier	1976
Mike	Hannon	1976
Harry	Heilmann	1976
Jeff	Hill	1976–81
Earl	Law	1976
Mike	Rosso	1976–81
Larry	Thompson	1976–77
Rick	Weathersbee	1976
Kenny	Bruce	1977–78
Roy	Cook	1977
Greg	Davis	1977–80
Mark	Deyo	1977
Mikie	Deyo	1977
Jeff	Hammond	1977
Ted	Leimbach	1977–79
Rick	Munyon	1977, 1980
Bobby	Pearce	1977, 1979–80, 1982, 1985
Nate	Pillsbiry	1977
Bob	Popiel	1977–79
Jim	Smith, Jr.	1977
Ted	Worrell	1977
A.C.	Bakken	1978–79
Fred	Cameron	1978	Mexican Team Member 1978
Alan	Deyo	1978, 1998, 2000–01, 2003–04, 2006
Jim	Fishback	1978–80
Jeff	Fredette	1978–81, 1983–89, 1991–95, 1997–14	AMA Hall of Fame inductee^[11]
Toml	Krehbiel	1978
Mike	Melton	1978–83	AMA National Enduro Champion
Kevin	Piasecki	1978–79
Russ	Powell	1978
Larry	Roseler	1978–89, 1994	10 time Baja 1000 Overall winner
Don	Schuler	1978
Steve	Whitworth	1978
John	Ayers	1979–80
Bill	Berroth	1979–80
Ray	Cosgrove	1979–82
Terry	Cunningham	1979–82, 1988–89, 1999	4 time AMA National Enduro Champion
Kevin	Davis	1979, 1982–83, 1992, 1997
Terry	Davis	1979
Tim	Hopey	1979
Darryl	Kuenzer	1979–80
Ed	Lojak	1979–83, 1985	9 time AMA GNCC Champion
Randy	Mastin	1979, 1982, 1996–97/00–02	First father/son/daughter Entry 2001
Hans	Raidel	1979
Ron	Ribolzi	1979–83, 1987, 1994
Dwight	Rudder	1979, 1981–82, 1987–89, 1994
Steve	VanWatermeulen	1979–80
Carl	Altier	1980
Bob	Avery	1980
Kevin	Brown	1980–81, 1983–85
Matt	Cullins	1980
Scott	Harden	1980–82
Mark	Hyde	1980–84, 87
Jack	Johnson	1980–81
Dean	Joyner	1980–81
John	Martin	1980–81, 85
Chuck	Miller	1980, 1982, 1986	2 time BAJA 500 Overall Winning Team Member 1980 & 1982 2 time BAJA 1000 Overall Winning Team Member 1984 & 1986
Bruce	Ogilvie	1980–81, 86	AMA Hall of Fame inductee ^[12] 2 time Baja 1000 Winning Team Member
Jim	Piasecki	1980
Rusty	Reynaud	1980–81
Frank	Stacy	1980–81, 1983
Scott	Atchison	1981
Vic	Ely	1981, 1983–84
Chip	Howell	1981, 1983
Fritz	Kadlec	1981, 1983–89
Gray	Leonard	1981
Joe	Lojak	1981–83
Ray	Mungenast	1981–85
Morris	Norman	1981
Terry	Seales	1981
Wally	Wilson	1981–84
Alan	Zitta	1981
Tom	Buckles	1982, 1985
Zack	Elkins	1982, 1984
Morrill	Griffith	1982
Kevin	Hines	1982–85, 1987–95	AMA National Enduro Champion
Glen	Hollingshead	1982
Alvin	McCannon	1982
Keith	Moore	1982
John	Blythe	1983
Barrett	Brown	1983, 1990
Scott	Ely	1983
Jim	Norris	1983–84, 1989, 1994
Jeff	Russell	1983–86, 1989, 1994	AMA National Enduro Champion
Dan	Sinkoff	1983
Drigan	Wieder	1983
Geoff	Ballard	1984–86
Dave	Bertram	1984–91
Bob	Elliot	1984
James	Gunselman	1984
John	Haaker	1984–85, 1988
Charles	Halcomb	1984, 1986, 1988–890
Randy	Hawkins	1984–00, 2003	AMA Hall of Fame inductee^[1] 7 time AMA National Enduro Champion
Fred	Hoess	1984–96/00–16, 2021	Member of first winning US Club Team 1996 Vintage Overall Winner 2016 Spain, 2022 Portugal
Brian	Mull	1984–86, 1988–90
Bob	Shillinger	1984–85
Joe	Coppege	1985
David	Crain	1985–86, 1993
Bill	Fulmer	1985
Jim	Garmon	1985
Mark	Hynes	1985
Jeff	Irwin	1985, 1987–88
Dennis	Larrat	1985–86
Jeff	Miller	1985
Ron	Naylor	1985
Bill	Perkins	1985, 1990, 1992
Alan	Randt	1985, 1990, 1992	AMA National Enduro Director
Mike	Toole	1985
Les	Wolfe	1985
Bob	Bean	1986–87, 1989
Reed	Bright	1986–87
Kurt	Hough	1986–89
Duke	Lambert	1986
John	Nielson	1986–88, 1990, 1995–96	Member of first winning US Club Team 1996
Pete	Postel	1986
Tim	Shepard	1986, 1994
Jim	Stenfield	1986
Scott	Summers	1986, 1989, 1994, 1996, 1998	AMA Hall of Fame inductee^[13] 5 time AMA GNCC Champion 4 time AMA National Hare Scramble Champion
Greg	Surdyke	1986, 1989, 1990, 1994
George	Waller, Jr.	1986
Allan	Wickstrand	1986
William	Burgener	1987
Dave	Burke, Jr.	1987
Todd	Harris	1987–88
Aaron	Hough	1987–89
Ed	Marchini	1987
Mike	Medick	1987
Grant	Palenske	1987–89, 1997
Shaun	Scarlet	1987
Donnie	Simone	1987, 1989, 1992
Rick	Daniel	1988
Scott	Drafs	1988–89, 1990
Gary	Hazel	1988, 1990
Charles	Kouba	1988
Scott	Lathrop	1988, 1992
Robert	Neeley, Jr.	1988
David	Rhodes	1988–89, 1990–93, 1995–96	Junior Trophy Winning Team member 1991
Matt	Stavish	1988, 1990, 1994/00
Joseph	Zierman	1988
Jeremy	Garber	1989
Taz	Harvey	1989, 1990
Danny	LaPorte	1989	AMA Hall of Fame inductee ^[14] AMA National Motocross Champion 3 time Baja 1000 Winning Team Member
Jimmy	Lewis	1989–92	Junior Trophy Winning Team member 1991 3rd Overall Dakar Rally 2000
Jim	Lyngar	1989
Kelby	Pepper	1989–92
Dan	Richardson	1989
Teme	Singleton	1989-94
J.D.	Bently	1990
Jason	Dahners	1990–91, 1993, 1995–96, 1998, 2000, 2005
Gary	Doerr	1990–91
Phil	Douglas	1990, 1994
Lyle	Duronso	1990–91, 1994
Steve	Hatch	1990–93, 1995–97	Junior Trophy Winning Team member 1991
Shawn	Hybarger	1990–91
Wayne	Keezer	1990
Paul	Krause	1990–94, 1999–02, 2014, 2019	2019 AMA National Hare and Hound 40+ A Champion
Brian	Lohman	1990
John	May	1990, 1995–96
Robb	Masecher	1990, 1995
Paul	Ostbo	1990
Darren	Sanford	1990, 1992
Brian	Walker	1990, 1998
Tom	Webb	1990–92, 1994
David	Bowers	1991–92
Raymond	Davis	1991
Bruce	Field	1991, 1994
James	Gray	1991–92, 1995–96
Doug	Jones	1991, 1994
Jonathon	King	1991–92
Ron	Lawson	1991, 1993, 1995–96, 1998, 2000
Richard	Mathers	1991
Dan	Nielson	1991–92
Jeff	Odom	1991, 1994
Blain	Ostafin	1991, 1994
Rob	Riley	1991
Peter	Ruggiero	1991
Chris	Smith	1991–92–93, 1995–96, 1996–97, 1998	Junior Trophy Winning Team member 1991
Curt	Wilcox	1991–92, 1994, 1996–97, 1998, 2000–02
Klen	Brown	1992
Tom	Ebersole	1992–96
Danny	Hamel	1992, 1994	AMA Hall of Fame inductee ^[15] 5 time AMA National Hare and Hound Champion 3 time Baja 1000 Winning Team Member
Dan	Harte	1992–92–94, 1996
Todd	Mathwig	1992
Scott	McLaughlin	1992–96
John	Moody	1992–93
Bruce	Rust	1992
Rodney	Smith	1992–98, 2003	5 time AMA GNCC Champion
Steven	Smith	1992
Dwain	Taylor	1992
Tommy	Ady	1993, 1995–97
Bob	Vechtel	1992–94
Kevin	Bennett	1993, 1997–98, 2001
Chad	Carlisle	1992–94
Josh	Chandler	1993
Kerry	Clark	1993, 1995–97
Ty	Davis	1993–99, 2003	AMA Hall of Fame inductee ^[16] 3 time AMA National Hare and Hound Champion 2 time AMA National Enduro Champion AMA Supercross Champion
Doug	Deaton	1993
Randy	DuBois	1993
Jason	Edie	1993
Pat	Garrahan	1993, 1995, 1997, 1998, 1999–06
Marc	Grossman	1992–94, 1997
Robert	Johnson	1992–94, 1996
Don	Knapp	1992–94, 1996
Mark	Lambert	1993
Mark	Ruple	1993, 1995
William	Rush	1993, 1995, 1998, 1999–01, 2007
Steve	Silvestri	1990–01
Steve	Travis	1992–94
Jim P.	Walker	1993
Josh	Whitaker	1993
Keith	Allen	1994
Kevin	Allen	1994
Terry	Bender	1994
A.J.	Bila	1994
David	Booth	1994, 2009
Louis	Carpenter	1994
Stephen	Chapkovich	1994
Guy	Cooper	1994, 1996	Member of First winning US Club Team 1996 AMA National Motocross Champion
Vincent	Davis	1994, 1996	1994 Junior Trophy team
John	Delagnes	1994
Eric	DuCray	1995–96, 1998, 2005–06
Karl	Fahringer	1994
Ken	Faught	1994
Pat	Flynn	1994, 1998, 2003
Brian	Garrahan	1995–96–97, 1998, 1990–03, 2015	Top US Club Team Rider 2015
Chuck	Gehr	1994
Lisa	Gibson	1995–96	First of two US Women to Enter ISDE
Chris	Graber	1994, 1997
Robb	Grill	1994
Tim	Hart	1994
Rick	Higgins	1994, 1998
Scott	Hoffman	1994, 1997/00
Greg	Holden	1994
Jeff	Horton	1994
Matt	Kerling	1995–96
David	Klein	1994, 2002
Eric	Koeller	1994, 1996
Mike	Koening	1994
Ed	Lachance	1994
Randy	Lewis	1994
Donny	Lingle	1994
David	Lykke	1994
Matthew	Lyman	1994
Eric	Mashbir	1994
Mike	McCarren	1994, 1996, 2002, 2004
Denny	Mesward	1994
Scott	Meyer	1995–96
Tim	Mount	1994
Dennis	Murphy	1994
Kenny	Norris	1994
Vern	Pacholke	1994
Robert	Possehl	1994
Jason	Raines	1994, 1998, 2003
Steve	Reschke	1994
David	Sutterfield	1994
John	Scheidhauer	1994
Mark	Seals	1994
Kevin	Sessions	1994
Michael	Shim	1994
Stormy	Sims	1994
Dean	Spencer	1994
Chris	Storrie	2012
Brian	Storrie	1994, 1996–99, 2002, 2004, 2007, 2012–14 15, 2016–19, 2021-22	Participated both as a World Junior Team and Senior Club Team Rider
Clark	Tiainen	1994
Rick	Tong	1994
Steve	Trinies	1994
David	Wells	1994
Larry	White	1994
Carol	Williams	1994	First of two US Women to Enter ISDE
Charlie	Williams	1994
Darren	Williams	1994
Steve	Zoll	1994
Kevin	Bailey	1995
Michael	Callaghan	1995
Russell	Cherry Jr.	1995, 2001
Jim	Conner	1995, 1996, 1998, 1999, 2007–08
Rodney	Goehring	1995
Jason	Hendrix	1995
Ron	Schmeizle	1995, 1997, 2000–03, 2006–07, 2012
Matt	Spigelmyer	1995, 1996–97
Lori	Taylor	1995
Marty	Walden	1995
Greg	Zitterkopf	1995	AMA National Hare and Hound Champion
Lynn	Bailey	1996, 1998
Travis	Bamford	1996
Brian	Bennett	1996/00–01
Jeraid	Brownell	1996
Kelly	Crenshaw	1996
Richard	Crossland	1996
Manny	Garza	1996
William	Hamilton	1996, 2004
Jeff	Kirchner	1996, 1998
Andy	Knapp	1996
Mike	Lafferty	1996–97, 1998, 2003	8 time AMA National Enduro Champion
Tom	Parfitt	1996
Ken	Tomeo	1996, 2002
Rip	Woodward	1996
Kevin	Yarnell	1996
Destry	Abbott	1997, 1998, 1990–00, 2008–12, 2018	5 time AMA National Hare and Hound Champion
Bruce	Bell	1997
Sam	Buffa	1997, 2006, 2010, 2013
David	Campbell	1997, 1998/00
Johnny	Campbell	1997
Eric	Cleveland	1997, 1998, 2007
Troy	Goetz	1997
Russell	Piggott	1997, 1998
Mike	Sanders	1997
Ryan	Simpson	1997
Scott	Strech	1997
Matt	Wallace	1997
Joey	Ambrosini	1998
Heath	Bennett	1998
Donnie	Book	1994, 1998
David	Brag	1998
Cole	Marshall	1998
Robbie	Jenks	1998, 2003
Rodney	Judson	1998
James	Kelly	1998
Jeremy	Ketchum	1998, 1999, 2006, 2010
Erik	Kohler	1998
Mike	Monroe	1998, 2000, 2003, 2006, 2010
Ron	Palermo	1998
Russ	Pearson	1998, 1990–01	3 time AMA National Hare and Hound Champion
Lonnie	Ross	1998, 2000
Shaun	Wilcox	1998, 2001
Mike	Windmann	1998, 1999
Robbie	Zimmerman	1998, 2001, 2003
Clay	Boreing	1999
Brian	Brown	1999	AMA National Hare and Hound Champion
Zach	Ivey	1999
Nolan	Knight	1990–00
Mark	Milloer	1999
Dave	Neumeister	1999
John	Ross	1999
Mark	Stevens	1990–00
Steve	Swenson	1999
Mark	Adkins	2000
John	Beal	2000–01, 2021-23
Joe	Cartwright	2000
Kurt	Caselli	2000, 2003–13	Junior Trophy Winning Team member 2006 3 time AMA National Hare and Hound Champion
Mark	Geary	2000
Nathan	Knight	2000
Richard	Lafferty	2000
Glen	Martinson	200–01
Cody	Mastin	2000, 2002, 2004–05	First Father/Son/Daughter Entry 2001
Alex	McElyea	2000
David	Pearson	2000–02, 2003, 2006	Junior Trophy Winning Team member 2006 AMA National Hare and Hound Champion
Troy	Smith	2000
Brian	Sperle	2000–02, 2006, 2009–10
Jim	Taber	2000, 2002, 2004
Luca	Trussardi	2000
Steve	Vanzant	2000
John	Bennett	2001
Nicole	Bradford	2001, 2006–08, 2009–10–11, 2016	Women's Trophy Winning Team member 2007
Mark	Faulik	2001, 2004
Marc	Germain	2001
Anthony	Glasso	2001
Ben	Hale	2001
J.D.	Hammock	2001–02, 2004–05
Mandi	Mastin	2001–02, 2003–04, 2006–13 14, 2015	Women's Trophy Winning Team member 2007 First Father/Son/Daughter Entry 2001
Luke	McNeil	2001–02, 2003, 2005–06, 2008
Suzy	Moody	2001
Todd	Morain	2001
Steve	Morefield	2001, 2005, 2007, 2010
Nick	Pearson	2001, 2004
Jeremy	Puma	2001, 2003
Jonathan	Seehorn	2001–02, 2003, 2006, 2022
Derek	Steahly	2001, 2003, 200–06, 2012
Tim	Stowe	2001
Craig	Wesner	2001
Dave	Wolfe	2001–02
Eric	Bailey	2002
Lance	Bross	2002
Morgan	Crawford	2002–03
Eric	Croy	2002
Ryan	Dean	2002
Carroll	Dickerson	2002
Brett	Dooley	2002
Greg	Gilliam	2002–03, 2006, 2011
Andy	Gutish	2002
Tom	Huber	2002
Derrick	Merrill	2002
Eric	Muberg	2002
Wallace	Palmer	2002–05, 2010
William	Radecky	2002
Gabriel	Reos	2002
Andy	Stokely	2002
Mark	Thompson	2002–03
Steve	Underwood	2002
Lars	Valin	2002–10
John	Wells	2002–03
Chilly	White	2002,2004,2008,2009
John	Yates	2002, 2005, 2007
Lissa	Arsnault	2003
Eric	Bee	2003
Doug	Blackwell	2003
Russell	Bobbit	2003, 2005–07, 2009, 2011–12	Junior Trophy Winning Team member 2006 5 time AMA National Enduro Champion
John	Burgard, JR	2003
Barry	Hawk, JR	2003	8 time AMA GNCC Champion
Mike	Kiedrowski	2003	AMA Hall of Fame inductee ^[17] 4 time AMA National Motocross Champion 3 time Motocross Des Nations winning Team Member
Aaron	Kopp	2003, 2005–06
Steven	Kreiss	2003–04
Rod	Kreiss	2003, 2006
Heidi	Landon	2003
Eric	Lojak	2003
Shawn	Mason	2003
Paul	Neff	2003–04, 2006
Bryan	Olson	2003
Bryan	Penny	2003
Mike	Sigety	2003
Ben	Smith	2003, 2007–09, 2011
Jasion	Webb	2003
Aaron	Wilson	2003
John	Barber	2004–05, 2012
Jeff	Bauer	2004
Matthew	Buckner	2004
Mark	Buckholz	2004
Dylan	Debel	2004
Raymond	Geimer	2004
Greg	Ghione	2004
Daniel	Janus	2004–05, 2007
Jimmy	Jarrett	2004–05, 2007–08, 2010–11, 2013, 2016
Nathan	Kanney	2004, 2008–09, 2011
Scott	Klamfoth	2004
Kyle	Nelson	2004
Ryan	Powell	2004–05, 2008–09, 2016–17
Elmer	Simons	2004
Brian	Barns	2005
Scott	Bright	2005, 2007, 2012–13
Quinn	Cody	2005	4 time Baja 1000 Winner
Theodore	Hahn	2005–06
Jay	Hall	2005
Brandon	Johnson	2005–06
Mark	Johnson	2005
Mike	Jolly	2005, 2007, 2012
Richard	Jung	2005
David	Kamo	2005–09
Rich	Libengood	2005
Wes	McKnight	2005, 2007
Donald	Murry	2005
Rick	Thomas	2005
Jordan	Brandt	2006–07, 2009–10, 2012
Michael	Bronn	2006
Ricky	Deitrich	2006, 2008–09	Junior Trophy Winning Team member 2006
Mason	Harris	2006, 2008
Lacy	Jones	2006–07, 2009	Women's Trophy Winning Team member 2007
Cole	Kirkpatrick	2006–07
Steve	Leivan	2006
Walker	Luedtke	2006
Rory	Sullivan	2006–09
Dab	Thoren	2006
Annell	Allen	2007–08
Cooper	Bailey	2007
Bryce	Bingham	2007
Bert	Bradford	2007
Matthew	Bucher	2007	Awarded the Valencia Cup
Jordan	Chambliss	2007
Lucas	Comeaux	2007
Dennis	Decker	2007–08, 2011
Joe	Giordano	2007–08
Steve	Gordon	2007
Brian	Hasslen	2007
Robert	Heinzerling	2007, 2011
Don	Hiogan	2007
Kevin	Hutchinson	2007–08
John	Maier	2007, 2012, 2017
Jeff	O'Leary	2007, 2013, 2022
Paul	Reschke	2007
Troy	Swettenam	2007
William	Burns	2008–10, 2012
John	Dow	2008
Maria	Forsberg	2008–09	4 time AMA GNCC Champion 3 time X Games Gold Medalist AMA Racing Female Athlete of the Year
Nolan	Irwin	2008, 2010
Eric	Jordan	2008
Kyle	Kubitschek	2008
Justin	Lipana	2008
Sean	Sullivan	2008
Dennis	Sweeten	2008
Sean	White	2008
Nathan	Woods	2008, 2010
Toby	Atkins	2009
Joel	Burkett	2009
Cory	Buttrick	2009
Nick	Fahringer	2009–10, 2013
Don	Grahn	2009
Nick	Hamill	2009, 2012
Damon	Huffman	2009	2 time AMA Supercross Champion
Jamie	Lanza	2009
Zach	Lipana	2009
Brent	Martell	2009, 2011
Garrett	Mayer	2009
Shawn	O'Leary	2009, 2013, 2022
Timmy	Weigand	2009–10	3 time Baja 1000 Winning Team Member
Michael	Berenbak	2010
Ian	Blythe	2010–11, 2013	Brazilian National Enduro Champion
Michael	Brown	2010, 2012–15	AMA National Motocross Champion
Andrew	Delong	2010–14	AMA National Enduro Champion
Duell	Murphy	2010
Cory	Pincock	2010
Taylor	Robert	2010, 2012–19, 2021, 2023	2016,2019, 2023 World Trophy Winning Team Member ISDE Individual Overall Winner 2016 World Enduro GP Event winner 2016
Cody	Shafer	2010–11, 2014
Anthony	Simontacchi	2010
Shawn	Strong	2010
Kerri	Swratz	2010–11
Jarkko	Vainio	2010–11
Donald	Williams	2010
Chase	Bishop	2011
James	Friebel	2011
Max	Gerston	2011
William	Petty	2011
Michael	Sanders	2011
Glen	Scherer	2011
Colton	Udall	2011	4 time Baja 1000 Winning Team Member
Devan	Bolin	2012, 2017
Reid	Brown	2012, 2015, 2021
Nick	Canny	2012
Travis	Coy	2012, 2014, 2018
Thad	Duvall	2012–17	World Trophy Winning Team Member 2016 AMA Full Gas Sprint Enduro Champion
Jesse	Groemm	2012–13
Rachel	Gutish	2012–16, 2021-23	2021, 2023 Women's Trophy Winning team member
Zach	Klamoth	2012
Josh	Knight	2012–14, 2019, 2021
Charlie	Mullins	2012–14	AMA GNCC Champion AMA National Enduro Champion
Sarah	Whitmore	2012
Grant	Baylor	2013–19	2014 Junior Trophy Winning Team Member
Keith	Cutris	2013
Alex	Dorsey	2013–14, 2016
Brooke	Hodges	2013
Trevor	Kline	2013
Ryan	Kudla	2013, 2015, 2018	2016–17 AMA AMRA Champion
Zack	Osborne	2013–14	2017 East AMA 250 Supercross Champion 2017 AMA 250 Motocross Champion
Kailub	Russell	2013–17,2019,2022	2016, 2019 World Trophy Winning Team Member 8 time AMA GNCC Champion AMA National Enduro Champion 2 time AMA Full Gas Sprint Enduro Champion
Jeremy	Shoning	2013, 2023
Ryan	Sipes	2013, 2015, 2017–19, 2021	2015 ISDE Individual Overall Winner 2019 World Trophy Winning Team Member
Justin	Sode	2013
Sarah	Baldwin	2013
Steward	Baylor	2014–16, 2018–19	Junior Trophy Winning Team Member 2014 5 time AMA National Enduro Champion 2017 AMA Full Gas Sprint Enduro Champion 2019 World Trophy Winning Team Member
Trevor	Bollinger	2014, 2016	Junior Trophy Winning Team Member 2014
Justin	Jones	2014	Junior Trophy Winning Team Member 2014
Benjamin	Kelley	2014–19	Top US Club Team Rider 2017 2018 AMA GNCC XC2 Champion
John	Kelley	2014–15
Alexander	Lehr	2014–16, 2018, 2021
Kyle	McDonald	2014–15
Michael	Pillar	2014–17
Gary	Sutherlin	2014–15	2017 AMA National Hare and Hound Champion 2017 WORCS Off-Road Champion
Jubal	Brown	2015
Nicholas	Davis	2015
Jason	Densley	2015–16, 2018–19, 2021
Kale	Elworthy	2015–16
Nate	Ferderer	2015–16, 2019, 2021, 2023
Skyler	Howes	2015
Layne	Michael	2015–17, 2021-22	2019 World Trophy Winning Team Member 2021 AMA US ISDE Sprint Enduro Champion
Geofrey	Sanders	2015
Dillon	Sheppard	2015, 2017
Mickey	Silger	2015
Josh	Toth	2015–19, 2023	2017 AMA GNCC XC2 Champion 2016 Top US Club Team Rider 2023 Club Trophy Winning Team Member 2023 Club ISDE Overall Individual
Jamie	Wells	2015
J.T.	Baker	2016, 2018–19	2017 AMA WHS Pro 250 Champion 2018 ISDE C3 class winner
Dan	Caparelli	2016
Joey	Fiasconaro	2016
Tarah	Gieger	2016, 2018–19	3 time AMA Amateur National Motocross Champion First Woman to compete at Motocross Des Nations 2019 Women's Trophy Winning team member
Broc	Hepler	2016
Jason	Klammer	2016
Luke	Ross	2016
Talon	Soenksen	2016, 2018, 2021
Rick	Emerson	2017, 2023
Anthonee	Gibbs	2017
Anson	Maloney	2017, 2019, 2021-22	2018 AMA District 36 Champion
Kacy	Martinez	2017	2nd 2017 ISDE Women's Trophy 2009 AMA Women's Athlete of the Year 2007–09 AMA National Hare Scramble Champion 2009-11 WORCS Off-Road Champion 2014 X-Games Gold Medalist 2014-15 AMA GNCC Champion 2016 AMA National Enduro Champion 2017 AMA National Hare and Hound Champion 2018 AMA EnduroCross Champion 2018 AMA West Coast Grand Prix Champion
Steve	Mason	2017
Van	McCarren	2017
Justin	Morgan	2017
Nick	O'Bryant	2017–18
Brandy	Richards	2017–19, 2021-23	2nd 2017–18 ISDE Women's Trophy - 3rd 2017, 2nd 2018 individually 2014, 2017, 2018 WORCS Women's Pro Champion 2018, 2019 AMA National Hare and Hound Champion 2019 Women's Trophy winning team member 2021, 2023 Women's Trophy winning team member 2021, 2023 Women's Individual overall winner
Brendan	Riordan	2017
Jacob	Rowland	2017	2015 AMA 250 A National Enduro Champion
Rebecca	Sheets	2017–19	2016 AMA GNCC Champion 2019 Women's Trophy Winning team member
Nick	Stover	2017
Ty	Tremaine	2017–18	3 time AMA Jr. Endurocross Champion 2015 FIM World SuperEnduro Jr. Champion
Cody	Webb	2017	2010 NATC/AMA Pro Trials Champion 2014–15, 2017 AMA Endurocross Champion 5 time Tennessee Knockout Winner
Trent	Whisenant	2017–19
Alex	Witkowski	2017
Cooper	Abbott	2018
Zach	Bell	2018	2017 AMA WCGP Champion
Adam	Froman	2018	Quarterback 2011 Atlanta Falcons
Jared	Hall	2018
James	King	2018-19	2017 AMA 250 A National Enduro Champion
Drew	Lehr	2018
Kendall	Norman	2018	2 time AMA National Hare and Hound Champion 6 time Baja 1000 Winning Team Member
Dante	Oliveira	2018-19, 2021-23	2019 Club Trophy Winning Team Member 2021, 2023 WORCS Champion 2022, 2023 AMA National Grand Prix Champion 2023 World Trophy Winning Team Member
Jared	Schlapia	2018
Ryan	Smith	2018
Tyler	Vore	2018-19, 2021-22	2018 AMA Michigan Sprint Enduro Champion
Jacob	Argubright	2019	2019 AMA National Hare and Hound Champion
Kevin	Dejongh	2019
Nic	Garvin	2019
Anthony	Krivi	2019
Nathan	Rector	2019, 2022
Ricky	Russell	2019	2019 Club Trophy Winning Team Member
Austin	Serpa	2019, 2023	2023 Club Trophy Winning Team Member
Blayne	Thompson	2019
Austin	Walton	2019, 2021-22	2019 Club Trophy Winning Team Member
Tanner	Whipple	2019, 2021
Cody	Barnes	2021-22
Preston	Campbell	2021, 2023
Anthony	Ferrante	2021-22
Brittney	Gallegos	2021	2021 Women's Trophy Winning team member 2021 AMA National Hare and Hound Womens Champion
Jonathan	Girror	2021, 2023	2020 AMA Full Gas Sprint Enduro Pro 2 Champion 2021 AMA US Sprint Enduro Pro 2 Champion 2021 AMA Grand National Cross Country XC2 Champion 2023 World Trophy Winning Team Member
Cade	Henderson	2021, 2023
Kobe	Knight	2021
Cole	Martinez	2021, 2023	2021 AMA Grand Prix National Champion 2023 World Trophy Winning Team Member
Axel	Pearson	2021, 2023
Travis	Reynaud	2021-22
Nicholas	Swenson	2021
Joel	Tonsgard	2021
Kai	Aiello	2022-23
Chase	Bright	2022-23
Joshua	Chassaing	2022
Jaden	Dahners	2022, 2023	2023 C1 ISDE Champion
Craig	Delong	2022	2023 AMA Grand National Cross Country Champion
David	Fullmer	2022
Huck	Jenkins	2022
Benjamin	Knight	2022
Jonothan	McDougal	2022
Mateo	Oliveira	2022-23
Shane	Siebenthall	2022
Gary	Smith	2022
Kory	Steede	2022-23	2023 Womens Trophy Winning Team Member
Nolan	Cate	2023
Grant	Davis	2023
Jackson	Davis	2023
Thorn	Devlin	2023
Trevor	Maley	2023
Hunter	Smith	2023
Ryan	Surratt	2023	2023 Club Trophy Winning Team Member
Kyle	Tichenor	2023
Zachary	Toth	2023
Ava	Silvestri	2023
Jahk	Walker	2023

Origin of 'Skunk Stripe' helmet

Every country participating in the International Six Days is designated by the colors adorned on their helmets. Since the first official US Team the colors were blue with white stripes. The origin of which is fuzzy at best but there are some very good indicators of where the design actually came from.^{[ citation needed ]}

Starting in 1951 the Cunningham racing team added racing stripes to their cars to easily identify them during the a racing. These evolved from the traditional FIA (Fédération Internationale de l'Automobile) registered US Racing colors of a white body and blue chassis which dated from when racing cars had the chassis exposed. The two blue stripes were a symbolic echo of the chassis colors. In 1959 the FIA instructed drivers to add a country color to their helmets similar to British Racing green.^[18]^{[ better source needed ]} Dan Gurney of Ferrari decided to run a blue helmet with a white stripe. He only ran the helmet for 2 years as he felt it was bad luck with a string of sub par finishes.^{[ citation needed ]}

In 1964 the first official US ISDT Team was organized and Bell helmets supplied the team.^[19]^{[ self-published source ]} The helmets that they supplied were blue with 3 white stripes on them. Later Bell became the official helmet supplier for the team and the "Skunk Stripe" was further developed and stuck as the designation of the US ISDE Team. While the "Skunk Stripes" have evolved slightly and Arai is now the official Helmet provider of the US ISDE Team, with Tagger being the official US ISDE Trophy team painter, the blue and white still holds a special spot in the hearts of all of the riders on this list below.^{[ citation needed ]}

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References

1 2 Randy Hawkins at the Motorcycle Hall of Fame
↑ Larry Roeseler at the Motorcycle Hall of Fame
1 2 Jack Penton at the Motorcycle Hall of Fame
1 2 Dick Burleson at the Motorcycle Hall of Fame
↑ Carl Cranke at the Motorcycle Hall of Fame
↑ Stu Peters at the Motorcycle Hall of Fame
↑ http://hof.motorcyclemuseum.org/halloffame/detail.aspx?RacerID=456
↑ Malcolm Smith at the Motorcycle Hall of Fame
1 2 Billy Uhl at the Motorcycle Hall of Fame
↑ Frank, Aaron (2003). Honda Motorcycles. MotorBooks International. p. 42. ISBN 978-0-7603-1077-9 . Retrieved January 28, 2012.
↑ Jeff Fredette at the Motorcycle Hall of Fame
↑ Bruce Ogilvie at the Motorcycle Hall of Fame
↑ Scott Summers at the Motorcycle Hall of Fame
↑ Danny LaPorte at the Motorcycle Hall of Fame
↑ Danny Hamel at the Motorcycle Hall of Fame
↑ Ty Davis at the Motorcycle Hall of Fame
↑ Mike Kiedrowski at the Motorcycle Hall of Fame
↑ "Dan Gurney". YouTube .
↑ "Penton Owners Group".

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[MHOF_Randy_Hawkins-1] 1 2 Randy Hawkins at the Motorcycle Hall of Fame

[2] Larry Roeseler at the Motorcycle Hall of Fame

[MHOF_Jack_Penton-3] 1 2 Jack Penton at the Motorcycle Hall of Fame

[MHOF_Dick_Burleson-4] 1 2 Dick Burleson at the Motorcycle Hall of Fame

[5] Carl Cranke at the Motorcycle Hall of Fame

[6] Stu Peters at the Motorcycle Hall of Fame

[7] ttp://hof.motorcyclemuseum.org/halloffame/detail.aspx?RacerID=456

[8] Malcolm Smith at the Motorcycle Hall of Fame

[MHOF_Billy_Uhl-9] 1 2 Billy Uhl at the Motorcycle Hall of Fame

[Frank2003-10] Frank, Aaron (2003). Honda Motorcycles. MotorBooks International. p. 42. ISBN 978-0-7603-1077-9 . Retrieved January 28, 2012.

[11] Jeff Fredette at the Motorcycle Hall of Fame

[12] Bruce Ogilvie at the Motorcycle Hall of Fame

[13] Scott Summers at the Motorcycle Hall of Fame

[14] Danny LaPorte at the Motorcycle Hall of Fame

[15] Danny Hamel at the Motorcycle Hall of Fame

[16] Ty Davis at the Motorcycle Hall of Fame

[17] Mike Kiedrowski at the Motorcycle Hall of Fame

[18] "Dan Gurney". YouTube .

[19] "Penton Owners Group".

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