Toni Bou took the last test of the X-TRIAL World Cup held in Pamplona this Saturdaywith Jaime Busto taking the second last position in the championship.
Since the Catalan was already crowned as the new mathematics champion at the beginning of October, the rivalry between Jaime Busto (who seeks to repeat the position of runner-up in 2023) and Gabriel Marcelli for the second place, attracted the attention of a dedicated Pamplona public.
For the second year in a row, the Navarra Arena is the venue chosen to host this event, the seventh and final of the season. All are sold in a pavilion experienced in international events that have attracted veterans and newcomers from different parts of Spain.
Gala ovation for the 18-time World Champion, who led the first round with 4 points added in five zones. He was followed by Jaime Busto with 7 and the Frenchman Benoit Bincaz with 10.
After the break, Marcelli put together a perfect performance with 0 points, putting Busto on alert. The level of the drivers increased after the intermission. Busto also passed Marcelli with 0 points, due to the shortest time that put him ahead of his pursuer.
Concrete, wood and metal obstacles mix with the silence of the public every time one of the participants uses an accelerator. With zero errors, Toni Bou comfortably entered the final with a time of 1:57. Bincaz, Busto and Bou, in the final for the exam.
The trial king only scored 8 points, leaving Bincaz in the guttersecond with 17 and Busto, third with 20 left with a smile by securing the runner-up position.
It marks the end of a season that began on February 4.
Source: La Verdad
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