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Excellent first half of the 2010 ISDE for Husaberg

The 2010 ISDE in Morelia, Mexico has reached mid-way stage and Oriol Mena is leading a strong Husaberg squad especially in the E3 class.
It has been three long days of competition so far and this is about the time when riders are starting to feel the strain. After two days running the same loop the riders tackled new trails and special test on day 3, which will again be run on day 4. After another new loop for day 5 the 2010 ISDE will finish off with the final MX race on Saturday.
Though being expected to be the fastest Husaberg rider of the ISDE, in the absence of Joakim Ljunggren, Oriol Mena so far exceeded all expectations by not only leading the Spanish Junior Trophy team to a decent advantage of close to 3 minutes in the standings but also fighting for the E3 class win. He was leading the class for two days after losing some 15 seconds yesterday which dropped him back to 2nd. As his battle with Sebastien Guillaume is as close as it could be, these 15 seconds are the gap now between the two of them after day 3. Oriol's advantage over last year's overall ISDE winner Christophe Nambotin is more than 40 seconds. Speaking of overall, after starting out with an outstanding 2nd place in the overall standings on day 1 Oriol is now in 7th position overall, only slightly over a minute behind 2nd place and by far the fastest Junior rider.


Husaberg’s charge at 85th ISDE in Morelia, Mexico

Oriol Mena leads Husaberg’s charge at 85th ISDE in Morelia, Mexico As one of the 370 riders competing in this year's International Six Days Enduro Oriol Mena has his sights set on success If there’s one thing Husaberg’s Oriol Mena and his three Spanish team mates are focused on it’s retaining their title as Junior Trophy team champions at this year’s International Six days Enduro, staged in Morelia, Mexico. Winners of the prestigious award last year in Portugal, the team that features Mena as one of the star performers starts this year’s event as the junior squad to beat. And with conditions likely to suit the four experienced riders few are betting against Spain claiming a consecutive Junior Trophy team class win.