JAIME BUSTO, LAMPKIN, VILAREGUT AND SELMA, WINNERS
Jaime Busto has once again taken the overall victory in the Two Days of International Trial in Camprodon after beating Arnau Farré and his partner in Vertigo Pablo Martínez in the maximum category. It is the second win in a row for the Noassar rider at his home race.
Dougie Lampkin, Gaspar Vilaregut and Alberto Selma have been the best in the rest of the squads.
The Noassar Park of Camprodon, the trial area of excellence, private, gated and located in the Camprodon Valley, on the outskirts of the Font Rubí urbanization of the cozy and mountainous town of Girona that gives its name to the race, has hosted this weekend the Fifth Edition of the Two Days of Camprodon International Trial.
The race, once again in charge of the Moto Club Olot, with Carlos Casas, the Spanish rider with the most appearances in the Six Days of Trial Scotland and who in 2019 had the honour of wearing the number 1 on his Vertigo during the mythical Scottish event, at the front, has maintained its two-day format of competition in 2021 and, as always, has been held under non-stop regulations.
The participants, nearly 200 riders, as well as the fifty registered fans, have completed a spectacular and long tour of some of the most iconic corners of Noassar Park every day. On Saturday one and on Sunday another totally different, with 17 zones and to overcome in one
single lap. Unlike 2020, there have only been four tiers, or colors,
of increasing difficulty: Yellow, Green, Red and Black.
FARRÉ AND MARTÍNEZ COMPLETE THE PODIUM
Jaime Busto, the flagship of the Vertigo project, has won for the second consecutive year in the maximum category, the level with the black doors (very difficult), after signing a final card with only 7 (2+ 5) penalty points. Then, in In second place, Arnau Farré has qualified. The 2017 European Champion has scored a total of 17 (7 + 10) points in the two rounds, while Pau Martínez, reigning Trial125 World Champion and Busto’s teammate to the official team of the green brand, completed the podium after totaling between Saturday and Sunday a maximum of 19 (10 + 9) points.
The rider from Górliz already joined the exclusive club formed by Joan Ricart, Amos Bilbao and Álvaro Blázquez last year as the maximum winner of the Girona long-duration race.
In the Reds (difficult), the British Dougie Lampkin , with only one point on his card (added today Sunday at the start of zone 7), has surpassed Francisco Recio, second with 3 (1 + 2) points. Fellow Englishman Alexz Wigg, who in the 2020 edition finished second at the same level ahead of the Catalan rider, closed the podium with a total of 8 (2 + 6) points.
In Yellow (very easy) and Green (easy), the rankings have been a bit tighter. At the first level, the best was Albert Selma. With a total of 26 (13 + 13) points, he has surpassed Miki Pujal, second with 28 (18 + 10) points, and his brother Miguel Ángel Selma, third with 29 (19 + 10) points.
As for the green doors, Gaspar Vilaregut has won after accumulating 25 (10 + 15) points; the same as Albert Arana (12 + 13). The young Marcos Combarro, with 26 (11 + 15) penalties, has completed the places of honor.
As was the case last season, the zone judges were equipped with devices from the TrialGo platform and, with two simple steps, they have been able to put the scores online and available to everyone in real time.
