X-Trial World Champion Toni Bou (Repsol Montesa-HRC) began his title defence with a resounding victory in the season-opening race at the Poliesportiu de Andorra.
Bou has added his 68th indoor win without accumulating any penalties in Round 2 and in the final, so he has made his last 12 clean zones after having accumulated 7 penalty points in the first pass through the zones.
NEW BOU VS RAGA DUEL IN THE GRAND FINAL
The World Champion’s opponent in the final was the runner-up Adam Raga, who in his 136th participation in the Championship, surpassing Dougie Lampkin in the ranking, achieved the second best score in Round 2 and lost options in the final, starting with a five in the first zone, while Bou was at the pace of zeros and he added a point in the fifth section and 5 in the fifth section. last to total 11.
BUSTO CONSOLIDATES HIS GREAT SEASON
The third step of the podium was occupied by Jaime Busto (Vertigo) defeating Matteo Grattarola (Beta) in the final for third place to add the seventh step of his sporting career and returning to a Top 3 that he had not occupied since the X-Trial of the Reunion in November 2019. The Italian, who was the best in Round 1, achieved, with his fourth place, the best result of his indoor sporting career in the return to a discipline in which he had not participated since December 2017.
ELIMINATED IN ROUND 2
Jeroni Fajardo (Sherco) and Miquel Gelabert (Gas Gas) were the riders eliminated in Round 2 and the latter did so with a spectacular crash in the second section that prevented him from continuing despite the fact that, fortunately, he was not seriously injured.
On the other hand, Jorge Casales (Gas Gas), Gabriel Marcelli (Montesa) and Toby Martyn (TRRS) were out of the race after occupying the last three places in Round 1.
Video x-trial andorra 2021
