2010 ISDE Mexico Photo Gallery

Bike setup area at the 85th ISDE competition in Morelia, Mexico.

In an impressive display Johnny Aubert of France won eight of nine special tests during Day 1.

t Caselli finished Day 1 with the second-best time out of the Americans.

Mike Brown took seventh in the E1 class and had the fastest time for the Americans.

In the first day Antoine Meo took four test wins and ended with a time of 40:44.12.

Kurt Caselli (#41) and Mike Brown took sixth and seventh respectively during Day 1 of the competition.

Eero Remes of Finland took the top time in the E1 class after earning seven top-three finishes throughout the nine special tests.

Husaberg's Oriol Mena won five tests to take the victory at the end of Day 1 in the E3 class. He finished with a time of 40:33.04 for Spain.

The official start of the 2010 ISDE competition in Morelia, Mexico.

Johnny Aubert continued his success in Mexico by capturing all nine special tests during Day 2.

KTM's Mike Brown is currently sixth in the competition and trailing the leader, France's Antoine Meo, by more than a minute and a half.

Kurt Caselli took four top-three finishes in Day 2's tests and is running fifth overall in the E1 class.

Johnny Aubert continues to dominate the E2 class for France

Frenchman Antoine Meo is ahead of the E1 division after the third day.

Jimmy Jarrett continues to plug away for the Americans, but Team USA needs better performances across the board if it hopes to move into contention for a win.

Johnny Aubert is the E2 leader after Day 3.

Oriol Mena is challenging for the top E3 position. He's currently in the runner-up spot with three days to go.

Timmy Weigand continues to struggle in the E2 class residing in 23rd after Day 4.

Sebastien Guillaume is leading the E3 division for the French team with two days to go.

Only 36 seconds separates Finland's Oriol Mena from first place in the E3 class.

Juha Salminen is putting his factory E2 Husqvarna in a podium position entering the final two days of competition.

There doesn't seem to be anything that can derail Frenchman Johnny Aubert in the E2 class.

Mexico is rallying behind Homero Diaz to carry the home team flag.

Italy's Alessandro Belometti is currently running top-five in the E3 division after Day 4.

During the fifth day of competition Kawasaki's Destry Abbott took 14th after being more than a minute and a half adrift of the leader, Johnny Aubert.

Italy's Simone Luca Albergoni posted the fourth-quickest time during Day 5 of competition, and remains more than a minute and a half behind Sebastien Guillaume.

Mexico's Homero Diaz is running seventh in the competition by Day 5 and is nearly two and a half minutes away from the leader.

Johnny Aubert continued his rule in the E2 class, taking the fastest time by more than 39 seconds during Day 5.

KTM's Mike Brown advanced into sixth overall after posting the fourth-quickest time on Friday.

Finland's Eero Remes missed out on having the fastest time on Friday by 12 seconds to France's Antoine Meo.

than 34 seconds behind France's Sebastien Guillaume at the end of Day 5.

Finland's Juha Salminen moved into second on Friday after taking the third-best time during the fifth day of competition.

France's Sebastien Guillaume continues to lead after five days in the E3 class with the fastest time of 3:19:21.66.

2010 ISDE Mexico Photo Gallery

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