2011 ISDE Finland Photo Gallery

2011 ISDE team preparation

Finland's Eero Remes proved strong during the first day of the 2011 ISDE after winning six out of eight special tests.

Kurt Caselli was the fast American rider on Day 1 and claimed the best time in the E2 class ahead of Aussie Matthew Phillips.

American Destry Abbott is more than two minutes behind Eero Remes after the first day of racing in Finland.

Juha Salminen - 2011 ISDE Finland

Eero Remes once again was the fastest rider in the 2011 ISDE competition and extending his lead in Day 2.

Eero Remes - 2011 ISDE Finland

Juha Salminen remains just more than a minute behind Remes after snagging the second-fastest time again on Day 2.

Marko Tarkalla earned the fastest time for Finland in the E3 class on Day 1.

Eero Remes is nearly a minute ahead of the field at the end of Day 1 with two of his fellow countrymen behind.

Toby Price - 2011 ISDE Finland

Eero Remes continues to lead after Day 3.

Finland's Juha Salminen was quickest on Day 3.

Kurt Caselli is the top American rider. He is leading the E2 division after three days.

E3 rider Marko Tarkkala topped the class for Finland on his Husaberg during a rainy Day 3.

Joakim Ljunggren suffered a DNF on Day 4.

Great Britain's Paul Edmondson works through the slop on Day 4 in Finland.

Maintenance on the machines is becoming a top priority as the tough conditions put equipment to the ultimate test.

Kurt Caselli is fourth overall individual following Day 5.

Finland continues to get winning performances from Juha Salminen.

Eero Remes is still untouchable after five days at the 2011 ISDE.

Finland's Eero Remes (right) and Juha Salminen (left) took the top-two spots in the E1 class at the conclusion of the 2011 ISDE.

Start of the sixth and final day of racing at the 2011 ISDE competition in Finland.

KTM's Kurt Caselli captured the victory for the U.S. in the E2 class ahead of Portugal's Luis Correia.

Finland placed second in the Women's Cup more than an hour behind France.

Eero Remes posted the win after winning all six days in the E1 class.

Marko Tarkkala also claimed the win for Finland in the E3 class.