International Six Days Enduro

Columns: Edition | Year | Location | International Trophy | Silver Vase | Note
1 | 1913 | Carlisle , United Kingdom | United Kingdom W. B. Gibb W. B . Little Charlie Collier | Not awarded | - First USA Entrant T.K . Teddy Hastings | ND | 1914 | Grenoble , France | - | - | The Second edition was abandoned as a result of the outbreak of World War I | 2 | 1920 | Grenoble , France | Switzerland J. Morand A. Robert Eduard Gex | Not awarded | - | 3 | 1921 | Geneva , Switzerland | Switzerland J. Morand A. Rothenbach Eduard Gex | Not awarded | - | 4 | 1922 | Geneva , Switzerland | Switzerland J. Morand A. Robert Eduard Gex | not awarded | - | 5 | 1923 | Stockholm , Sweden | Sweden Gustav Göthe Yngve Eriksson Bernhard Malmberg J A Bylund | Not awarded | - | 6 | 1924 | Chaudfontaine , Belgium | United Kingdom G. S. Arter C. Wilson F. W. Giles | Norway C. Vaumund O. Graff J. Juberget | Silver Vase Award introduced

Example questions:
What is the year of the location that became known as 'The English Spa ' in the International Six Days Enduro Georgian era ? | What is the location whose winner of International Six Days Enduro whose note event had seven million civilian deaths ? | What is the silver vase of the winner of International Six Days Enduro silver vase athlete whose father was a saddlemaker ? | What is the location of the winner of International Six Days Enduro who married Elsie Norah Fyfield ? | What is the winner of International Six Days Enduro and silver vase athlete location that spans a combined area of 643,801 square kilometres ?

Answers:
1928 | Grenoble | United Kingdom | Buxton | Italy