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At thirty-four years old Dougie Lampkin - Beta is by far the oldest rider in the 2010 SPEA FIM Trial World Championship, but despite his senior status amongst his younger rivals the ex multi FIM Trial World Champion continues to look to the future. The Italian Grand Prix this coming weekend will bring to an end a three week trip down memory lane for Dougie, with him being the only rider on the cur...

GP victor Toni Bou – Repsol Montesa was joined on the podium at the Trial GP of San Marino by Spanish counterparts Adam Raga – Gas Gas and Albert Cabestany – Sherco respectively to completely lock out the rostrum. With Bou having already spoken about his win, Raga and Cabestany also added their comments. Raga: “In truth the sections were a little too easy, but we were waiting for the rain, wh...

Twenty three year old Toni Bou – Repsol Montesa closed in on his fourth successive SPEA FIM Trial World Championship when he claimed his sixth win of the season in San Marino. With a thirty point advantage over his team mate Takahisa Fujinami, who is tied on points with Adam Raga – Gas Gas, mathematically Bou could wrap up the title as early as next weekend in Italy. If he can maintain a twenty po...

Toni Bou - Repsol Montesa took another step towards securing his fourth successive SPEA FIM Trial World Championship with another convincing victory, this time in San Marino. Round six of this year's series proved to be an easy affair, with Bou taking the win by ten marks from Adam Raga - Gas Gas as he and Albert Cabestany - Sherco both returned to the podium after having been absent from the top ...

The 2010 SPEA FIM Trial World Championship has returned to Baldasserona, San Marino. Situated approximately one hundred and thirty kilometres South East of the city of Bologna, this historical town is over looked by the summit of Monte Titano. At a height of seven hundred and forty-nine metres above sea level Mount Titano’s peaks are dominated by the three Towers of San Marino, which are depicted ...

The FIM is delighted to announce the appointment of German bicycle company UNIVEGA as the sponsor of the newly introduced Women's Trial Rookie of the Year award. This fresh initiative is designed to encourage young Women riders to take part in the FIM Women's Trial World Championship, and is a project that the FIM has been working on with ex FIM Women's Trial World Champion Iris Kramer who has now...

This weekend sees the 2010 SPEA FIM Trial World Championship make a welcomed return to the small principality of San Marino, with the series not having visited this country since way back in 1998. The circuit Baldasserona is best known as a motocross facility, but will play host to the sixth Trial Grand Prix of the year this Sunday, with the riders having made the relatively short trip across Euro...

Jeroni Fajardo (Beta, 25 ans), achieved his fourth podium, this season, for French Grand Prix, this matched his performances at the opening round in Spain and on the second day of the Japanese event. Fajardo currently sits fifth in the general standings and just five points off Albert Cabestany - Sherco in fourth ahead of this weekend's GP in San Marino, which will mark round six of the ...

With the French Trial Grand Prix having now passed, the riders will have no time to relax as they head immediately across Europe for round six of the 2010 SPEA FIM Trial World Championship in San Marino this coming weekend. Baldasserona, which sits one hundred and thirty kilometres south east of Bologna, will only be a temporary destination for the near sixty strong entry, before the series then m...

The Repsol Montesa Honda riders Toni Bou and Takahisa Fujinami finished first and second respectively in the eighth trial in the World Championship, held this Sunday. This one-two occurred one day after Laia Sanz dominated, in the same place, the first trial in the Women's World Championship, a competition in which she aims to take what would be her tenth title.Toni Bou has consolidated his leader...