the catalan pilot Toni Bou (Repsol Honda) has taken a big step towards its sixteenth world title in X Testing by dominance this Sunday on 45th edition of the Barcelona SoloMoto Indoor Trialthe fourth round of the championship on the track and held on Palau Sant Jordi of Barcelona before 4,500 spectators.
After her wins in four races held this season and this Sunday, Toni Bou materially condemned the 2022 World Cup by defeating, with two more races, her direct rival, Adam Raga (TRSS) , of 30 points overall.
Bou, 35, has already amassed 73 wins in an indoor World Cup that he has won 15 times.
The new format of competition and the toughness of the French areas Bernard Estripeauconsidered the best designer of test areas in the world, provided great competition that vibrated the public.
Either wayToni Bou (Repsol Honda)World Cup leader, and Adam Raga (TRRS)second, they have already marked the distances in the first round.
Both tied at 8 points after five zones of the round, although Bou was ahead in time. The two (fiasco and penalty points) failed in the very difficult second section of the course and erred with their feet on the ground with 3 points for the two.
The negative note was the elimination, of the 8 riders who started the test (only 6 went in the second round), of the young Galician. Gabriel Marcelli (Repsol Honda)who had not recovered from the foot injury he sustained last week in Madrid, and felt it until he finished seventh.
The Italian Mateo Grattarola (Beta) was third with 12 points, and Bilbao Jaime Bust (Vertigo)fourth with 13.
In the second round the Norwegian was eliminated Sondre Haga (Beta)the French Benôit Bincaz (Gas Gas) and the Spanish Jaime Busto (Vertigo).
Grattarola (Beta) entered the final as third with a total of 25 points (12+13), Adam Raga (TRSS) as second with 20 (8+12), and Toni Bou (Repsol Honda) as first with 17 (8). +9).
The final was not a walk for Bou
The last, six places with a round trip, is not a walk Tony Bou because included Matteo Grattarola thrown in the fourth zone, the wrist of the current world champion with adam basahan remained until the end. Even at the end of the third zone, Raga led Bou by one point.
Raga passed the sixth and final zones cleanly, and Bou had just four points, but the Piera rider did not fail nor did he fail to achieve tremendous victory.
In six zones, Toni Bou added two ‘flaws’ (5 points each), two feet on the ground (1 point each) and covered two zones without fail.
Adam Raga made three ‘fiascos’, one point per foot on the ground and cleanly surpassed the two zones.
Within Women’s Trophy the English domination and seven -time world champion Emma Bristow as Sherco was full and repeated his success since last year by beating the French in the final Naomi Monnier (Beta). Bristow had just two penalty points for dropping his foot.
Third place on the podium went to the Italian Sofia Rabion (Beta), while Madrid Sandra Gomez (TRSS) is fourth and the Catalan Berta Abellan (Scorpa)commander.
Source: La Verdad
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