The
trial world championship
arrives at one of the most emblematic places on the calendar: Motegi (Japan). The Grand Prix takes place over two days of scoring competition on a course designed in the vicinity of the Twin Ring Motegi circuit, owned by Honda.
The terrain is demanding, with areas of dirt and rock with great unevenness. The qualifying day will take place on Friday, determining the order for the race on Saturday and Sunday, where there will be a route of 15 zones to be completed in two laps. The fact that there are two scoring days, the outcome will be decisive for knowing the rhythm of a new championship that has started again with a victory for
Toni Bou
.
Toni Bou:
“After starting the World Championships with a win, we now move on to the second round in Japan, one of my favorite destinations. I haven’t been beaten many times and the wins at Motegi are very important as it’s the home of Honda and HRC so we’ll have to be at the highest level.”
Toni Bou will once again face great rivals such as Adam Raga, Albert Cabestany, Jeroni Fajardo and local rider Takahisa Fujinami. Not forgetting other riders such as Jaime Busto, Jorge Casales or Miquel Gelabert.
The Japanese GP is easy to follow on foot and usually receives a large number of spectators.
