The official Vertigo team will also be represented in the Trial2 World Championship. Matteo Poli, a rider with great experience and a lot of talent, will be the one who gets on the Vertigo Vandal with the aim of continuing his development.
Just two months before the start of the 2018 TrialGP World Championship, the official Vertigo team is reinforced with a new addition. This is Matteo Poli, an Italian rider with a long career, especially in the Italian Championship, who will be key not only to achieve good results in the always disputed Trial2 category, but also to continue with the development of the new Vertigo Vandal.
His track record includes 1 Italian Championship in the Tr2 category (2012), a 3rd place in the European Championship (2013), a 5th place in the Trial2 World Championship (2014), another 5th in the Italian National (2014) and a 6th place also in the Italian National (2015).
Poli will only participate in the European races, so in principle, he will miss the event in Japan. With this addition, Vertigo acquires the services of a rider with World Championship level, and who can opt to achieve good results in the Trial2 category. On the other hand, and beyond the results, there will also be another main objective, that of continuing to test and test the new Vandal in real race situations. In this way, Vertigo ensures to continue with the development of the model on the best possible test bench, and which is none other than the best competition in the Trial World, the TrialGP Championship.
