Once again, it was a race dominated by Bou, whose results this season now include five wins, a second and third place. These results — together with those of his greatest rival — guarantee the title, with the champion adding even more silverware to an already packed trophy cabinet. The season began with a battle against the pandemic, which had forced a major overhaul of the scheduled championship calendar and limited the amount of pre-season training that Repsol Honda Team riders were able to do.
Things worsened with an arm injury picked up in the opening round of the world championship. Yet, in spite of everything, Toni Bou faced and was able to overcome these adversities, going on to clinch the championship title in Italy. Bou, aboard the Montesa Cota 4RT, reaffirmed the supremacy that has seen Repsol Honda Team dominate in trial competitions over the last fourteen years. Fujigas is now fifth in the TrialGP overall standings with one event still to go. Today I really didn't expect to win the championship.
It was a very tight trial, like all the others this year, so it was very easy to drop from first to seventh, so I could not afford to fail. I am super happy with this title, and even more so this year, which has been so strange with many training sessions and few trials.
We have won both titles, indoor and outdoor, which I am very happy about. Without all of them I could not have been in the world championship for 26 years. Today I wanted to get a good result, in the end I finished seventh, but I'm still happy with the way I rode today.
I battled until the end. Today I close this stage, but I am sure that the future will be promising. Today was a really special day, thanks to the whole trial family, all the brands and all the people who were in Portugal today. Toni Bou's first race win was in , when he obtained the Catalan Cadet Trials Championship title at the age of In he was the Spanish Junior Trials Champion.
His first World Trials win was in when he ended 5th in the outdoor championship, and 3rd in the indoor one. In the same year he was the Spanish Outdoor Trials Champion. In he was World Trials Champion for the first time, both in the indoor and outdoor Championships.
He was able to repeat this feat in , , , , , , , , , , , and The season was a perfect one for him, achieving all his objectives, as he won all the major 5 titles, including the indoor and outdoor world titles, the indoor and outdoor Spanish titles, and the Trial des Nations title. This feat was only achieved once before, by Adam Raga in In , whilst facing stiff competition from his fellow countrymen Jeroni Fajardo and Adam Raga, Bou once again retained both his indoor and outdoor World titles.
Currently, Antoni Bou is 35 years, 0 months and 27 days old. Antoni Bou will celebrate 36th birthday on a Monday 17th of October Toni Bou - Tribute. Antoni Bou Fans Also Viewed. Alex Rins, 26 motorcycle racer. Luis Salom, 30 motorcycle racer. Pol Espargaro, 30 motorcycle racer. Sete Gibernau, 49 motorcycle racer. Influencer Opportunity If you are a model, tiktoker, instagram Influencer We connect brands with social media talent to create quality sponsored content " Join Here ".
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