The Spanish Toni Bou (Montesa Honda) He took another step toward his 37th World Champion title and was 19th at the bottom of the ceiling, where he separated a single point, winning the sixth twist from the World of x-trial, in the Austrian town of Wiener Neustadt.
Bou won in Austria with 13 punishment points, two less than his rival for title and countrymen Jaime Busa (scratches)that delayed a coronation he could achieve next Saturday at Cahors (France).
Completed the podium, with 20 points, the Spanish also Gabriel Marcelia (Montesa). Four with 30 in the final is the Italian Matteo Gratarola (Beta).
Bou is in Austria the first time in Mathematics to add his thirty -seventh title to the world. To do this he needs to win and what a bust ends in the third or worse position.
It reached the Cahors with 115 points, 36 more than Bust, which means that in the absence of that test and the closure of Tallin, the bou requires a single point to win a crown.
Source: La Verdad
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