The 2018 TrialGP World Championship arrives in Belgium this weekend
The TrialGP World Championship arrives in Belgium this weekend
The TrialGP World Championship will hold its sixth round of the 2018 season in Belgium, so the TrialGP World Championship will have its last event before the summer break this coming weekend in the Belgian town of Comblain-au-Pont, the sixth round of the series.
The Repsol Honda Team rider Toni Bou is the leader of the TrialGP World Championship, which this coming weekend has a new date on the calendar. The town of Comblain-au-Pont will host the riders of the top competition in an event that could begin to seal the championship in favour of the Montesa Cota 4RT rider.
Bou currently has a thirteen-point advantage over the second-placed rider in the provisional championship standings, Jeroni Fajardo. Bou has also won the previous two times the World Championship has visited Comblain-au-Pont, and he hopes to continue the positive streak that this year has led him to win four of the six races held so far, the last three in a row; but the rest of the competitors will surely put up a fight in every section.
The Belgian round will hold the qualifying session on Saturday starting at three in the afternoon, and on Sunday the race will take place with fifteen sections and two laps of a ten-kilometre course, one of the longest of the 2018 season.
Statements from Toni Bou:
Things have been going very well so far, but we cannot stop working and keep to the line we have been following if we want to succeed with our goal. In Andorra, Portugal and last weekend in France we managed to win, but it was not easy. I am sure that in Belgium we will face a complicated race, with rivals who, as we have seen, do not give up on anything.
