Spanish trial rider Toni Bou will participate in the final round of the Trial World Championship, to be held at the Navarra Arena in Pamplona on Saturday, November 16, 2024. Having recently secured his 36th world title, Bou returns to the Navarrese capital aiming to conclude the season with a victory.
Unmatched Dominance in Trial
Since joining the Repsol Honda team in 2007, Toni Bou has dominated the trial world, amassing 18 consecutive titles in both indoor and outdoor disciplines. At 38 years old, he continues to demonstrate exceptional physical and technical prowess, maintaining his position at the pinnacle of the sport.
Expectations for the Pamplona Competition
Although Bou has already secured the championship, the competition in Pamplona promises excitement, particularly in the battle for the runner-up position between Jaime Busto and Gabriel Marcelli. Bou has expressed his desire to enjoy the race and provide a spectacle for the audience, highlighting the intensity and thrill that characterize trial.
An Event for Motor Enthusiasts
The event at Navarra Arena will not only celebrate Bou’s achievement but also offer fans the opportunity to witness the world’s best trial riders up close. A large turnout is expected, similar to the previous year, where the audience displayed remarkable enthusiasm and support for the competitors.
Toni Bou’s Reflections
In recent statements, Bou expressed his satisfaction with the season and his excitement to compete again in Pamplona. “We are very happy with the season. It has been very good for us, and we are eager to race in the last event of the year where we want to celebrate our title,” the rider stated. Cadena SER
Event Information
- Date: Saturday, November 16, 2024
- Venue: Navarra Arena, Pamplona
- Tickets: Available at the Navarra Arena box office and online through official channels
The final round of the Trial World Championship in Pamplona promises to be an unforgettable event for motor enthusiasts, celebrating Toni Bou’s achievements and offering high-level competition.