The countdown to a new world title Tony Bou, the 31st, has been activated. This coming Sunday the fourth round of the World Championship will be held in the Belgian town of Comblain-au-Pont. After TrialGP of Spain, Andorra and Germanywith a double race, there are two appointments for a race, the first, the Belgian TrialGP. It is a famous route where Toni Bou won the four times the World Cup visited this small town.
Even Tony Bou He has an advantage of 23 points over the second place rider and 41 points over the third place rider, the Repsol Honda rider will also aim for victory, to try to seal a new crown on his extensive track record as soon as possible.
In its part, Gabriel Marcelliwho was able to enter the podium at Comblain in the Trial2 category in 2019, came to the event physically recovered, a fact that will allow him to compete at 100%, in search of a better classification than in previous races.
The last two visits to Comblain-au-Pont ended in a double podium finish for the Repsol Honda Trial Team with Toni Bou winning and Fujinami in third position.
On Saturday the validations, training sessions and visits to the zones will take place. This Belgian TrialGP route has about 4.5 kilometers of rope, where there will be twelve zones to run them twice. After the first lap of the course, riders have a 15-minute break before tackling the second and final lap. The award ceremony for the Comblain-au-Pont race is expected to take place around 3:30 pm on Sunday.
Toni Bou: “We will go with great enthusiasm”
“After a great weekend in Germany before the holidays, where I was able to take a lot of points ahead for the championship, we were able to enjoy a few days of calm, relaxation, which was very good to face the last part of the World. Cup coming up We will go with a lot of enthusiasm because there is still work to do; we will try to be regular, always on the podium to get the maximum number of points possible and not make mistakes. We are on a very good line , where the team is working very well. We will go to this race in Belgium with great enthusiasm, because it is a test that I have always liked”.
Marcelli: “Ready to give 100%”
We’re back at the World Championship after a short break this summer which has been great and I’ve taken the opportunity to disconnect a bit and heal some injuries I’ve picked up in the last few races. We face this appointment in Belgium with a lot of motivation and ready to give 100% on the field again.
Source: La Verdad
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