Enduro World Series Les Orres - Day One Results

The tough, warm conditions in Europe continue and the racers in Les Orres are battling. Racing was eventful for the first day of the weekend which saw the first four of eight stages completed. In the results it was a game of leap-frog for the men's field with, Masters, Rude and Dailly each leading at some point during the day. But it's Dailly who leads after the four stages, though not by much. Times are incredibly tight among the men with only seconds separating them after almost 30 minutes of racing.

Pro Men's Top 5

1. Adrien Dailly – 00:28:20.390
2. Edward Masters – 00:28:22.540
3. Richie Rude – 00:28:23.580
4. Dimitri Tordo – 00:28:38.040
5. Kevin Miquel – 00:28:42.270

In the women's race Isabeau Courdurier continued her form. Raphaela Richter beat Isabeau on stage 3 but hasn't done enough to bite into the healthy lead Courdurier has over her. The two have pushed each other ahead of the field by close to a minute but third through fifth is split by just six seconds between Thoma, Korem, and Miller.

Pro Women's Top 5

1. Isabeau Courdurier – 00:31:34.430
2. Raphaela Richter – 00:31:54.680
3. Ines Thoma – 00:32:48.640
4. Noga Korem – 00:32:53.790
5. Miranda Miller – 00:32:54.460

Commencal Vallnord junior Antoine Vidal is again looking comfortable in the leaders seat. Kiwi rider, Brady Stone is close and just four seconds back after more than 30 minutes on the clock. French Specialized Racing rider, Francescu Camoin is 30 seconds back from Brady as they head into day two..

Junior Men's Top 3

1. Antoine Vidal – 00:29:31.820
2. Brady Stone – 00:29:35.790
3. Francescu Camoin – 00:30:05.740

There are three junior women competing this weekend. British rider and Tracy Moseley's protegé, Harriet Harnden has the lead over Canadian, Lucy Schick. Irish rider, Leah Maunsell rounds out the top three.

Junior Women's Top 3

1. Harriet Harnden – 00:35:54.380
2. Lucy Schick – 00:36:46.720
3. Leah Maunsell – 00:36:56.960

Full Results