Jaime Busto’s spectacular double in a demanding CET in Pobladura de las Regueras

JAIME BUSTO REINFORCES HIS LEAD IN TR1

Jaime Busto took the victory in both rounds and, in addition, doing an exceptional job and scoring far fewer points than his rivals. On Saturday he won with 13 while Adam Raga was second with 29 and Aniol Gelabert third with 31. On Sunday, Jaime had 12 penalties compared to Gabriel Marcelli’s 17 and Adam Raga’s 20 who, the day before, had become a father.

In this way, the Vertigo rider is more leader of the general classification of the highest category of the Spanish Trial Championship.

Junior, TR2, TR3 and TR4

Hugo Barrera was the standout rider on Day 1 in Junior, having only one point less than Marc Piquer who had to settle for second. Jorge Iglesias was third with 6 more than Marc. On Sunday, Marc Freixa was the winner with only 9 penalties, leaving Barrera second with 17 and Piquer third with 21.

In TR3 there were different winners on Saturday and Sunday, but not in TR2, although everyone involved in the podium fights was fairly even in points. On Saturday Oriol Noguera won in TR2, Pau Martínez was second and Arnau Escarra third. On the other hand, on Sunday, the best was again Pau with Martínez second but Gil Vila closed the top three.

In TR3, Jordi San Juan and Jordi Camp shared the victories. San Juan took it on the first day and Camp on the second. With both in P2 when they didn’t win, Rodrigo Marchal repeated as third on both Saturday and Sunday.

TR4 always had the same protagonists but classifying in different positions. On Saturday Dani Comas was the best followed by Héctor Gairín and Adrià Albejano and on Sunday Gairín won with Albejano second and Comas third.

Cadet & Youth

Aniol Llamas took a double from Pobladura in Cadete 125 by winning both days. But Ángel Llopis and Marcos Combarro shared the other two positions of honour, with Llopis being second and third and Combarro third and second in each of the Trial days.

Bernat Vendrell and Ramón Godino were the protagonists of Cadete climbing to the first step of the podium, one on Saturday and the other on Sunday. With these two riders sharing the top positions, Oleguer Vilardaga was third on Saturday and Jaume Gost on Sunday.

Ryon Land won in Juvenil A two days later, leaving others to fight for the rest of the positions of honor. Joan Mir and Javier Terrín won them on Saturday and Terrín himself and Edgar García on Sunday.

Xian Marí, Francisco Javier Osuna and Otger Martí were the standouts of Juvenil B on both Saturday and Sunday but just as Osuna was second on both days, Marí and Martí exchanged first and third positions each day.

Women

Laia Pi won the two days of competition in Women’s TR1 leaving Eva Muñoz in P2 and Mariona Tasias, who on Sunday competed in the top category, in P3. Daniela Hernando was the only representative in Women’s TR2 always doing a great job. In TR3 Alexia Lladó took the victory on both Saturday and Sunday. Claudia Serrada and Yaiza Blanco were with her on the podium but each day on a different step. Serrada was second and third and Blanco third and second.

TR5 & Veterans

Jesús Martín was the best in Veteran A on Saturday but on Sunday he had to settle for finishing second as the victory went to Víctor Manuel Pérez. Juan M. Filgueiras was second on Saturday but on Sunday Iñigo Lázaro slipped in third to close the podium.

Manuel Panizo, Javier Ortiz and León Álvarez took the top three positions in Veterano B on Saturday while Panizo himself, Mikel Lertxundi and Antonio Roberto Osuna on Sunday.

Alberto Oliveira won both days in TR5. Alfonso Jimenez and Ramon Ruiz were with him in the winners’ photograph on Saturday and Manuel Revilla and Hector Marquez on Sunday.

The next round of the SPEA RFME Spanish Trial Championship will be held on October 23 in Valdemanco, Madrid.