After long weeks of uncertainty and constant cancellations of the planned calendar of the 2020 Trial World Championship due to the coronavirus health crisis, we now have official dates for the celebration of a season with an unprecedented intensity and with only four GPs.
The Trial World Championship will begin on September 4 in the French town of Isola 2000, a high-altitude location and a regular on the Trial World Championship calendar. In this Grand Prix, which will be held in two independently scoring races, as well as the remaining three rounds, all the main categories will be called: TrialGP, Trial2 and Trial125.
In addition, Isola 2000 will also see the start of the TrialE World Championship, reserved for electric trial motorcycles, and the Women’s Trial World Championship, both in the Woman GP and Woman 2 categories.
SPANISH TRIAL GRAND PRIX 2020
Just one week after the French Grand Prix, on September 11, 12 and 13, the Spanish Grand Prix will be held in Pobladura de las Regueras also with two scoring races, in charge of the Pobladura R Motoclub. Precisely in this town of El Bierzo a test of the Spanish Trial Championship will be held on July 11 and 12.
In Pobladura we will also see the women in action, so all the categories will be present, except TrialE.
ANDORRA TRIAL GRAND PRIX 2020
Andorra is another of the traditional locations of the Trial World Championship. Very close to Toni Bou’s residence and training centre, the Andorran GP will also be held over a double-header between 18 and 20 September. Here we will see the same categories of the Spanish GP and the particularity will be that the women will conclude their 2020 season here.
ITALIAN TRIAL GRAND PRIX
The Italian Grand Prix comes with a small two-week respite after six scoring races in three weeks. Between 9 and 11 October, riders from all categories, including TrialE and except for women, are summoned to Tolmezzo (Italy), where the 2020 season will officially conclude
