The U.S. World Trophy Team would have their work cut out for them as they started off the win in the second place position. As day three came to an end, the U.S. World Trophy Team would find themselves over a minute ahead of Team Australia, who they had been battling against throughout the first couple of days. With three days remaining, the U.S. World Trophy Team knew they had to remain consistent as a whole to take home their second-ever ISDE win. Over the course of the next couple of days, the determining factor in who would win this year’s ISDE came down to the final day of racing. As long as the U.S. team played it safe in the final moto of the week, they would win. Sipes was eager to showcase his moto skills as he raced his way to a third-place finish. Robert came through seventh, with Russell finishing 20^th and Baylor in 36^th. The consistency shown by the American riders earned them their second-ever victory by a margin of 1:45.34.

This year also marked the U.S. Women’s World Trophy Team securing their second ISDE win. The U.S. Women’s Trophy Team has not earned the coveted award since they created the Women’s division back in 2007. This year’s team included GNCC rider, Becca Sheets along with Brandy Richards and Tarah Gieger. The powerful trio worked their way into the lead on day two and never looked back. Richards had a dominant week earning 16 special-test wins over the six days of racing and bringing home second overall, while Sheets earned seven top-five finishes finishing sixth overall. Gieger would come through to take eighth overall after six days of racing.

The U.S. Junior World Trophy Team consisting of GNCC riders, Josh Toth, Ben Kelley and Grant Baylor battled throughout the week, bringing home second overall in their division. Kelley and Toth would experience weather related issues on day four, causing them to slip farther back from the Australian riders. However, it was Grant Baylor earning the best U.S. JWT finish by earning 14^th overall, which was also the third best finshing position of a JWT rider during the event. Kelley would earn 19^th overall, while Toth came through with a 31^st overall at the conclusion of day six. 

The XC Gear Club Team raced to a dominate overall finish after gaining the lead position after day one of racing. The XC Gear Club Team consisted of GNCC rider, Ricky Russell along with Dante Oliveria and Austin Walton.