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Repsol Honda Team rider Takahisa Fujinami today took part in the seventh and final round of the X-Trial World Championship, held in the Laszlo SportArena in Budapest. He did it, however, without the presence of Repsol Honda Team companion and world champion Toni Bou. Bou had sealed the title earlier… read more.
Spanish Repsol Honda Team rider Toni Bou, recently crowned FIM X-Trial World Champion in Paris for the twelfth time, will not take part in this season’s final event. Toni Bou had reappeared in the competition only twenty-seven days after breaking three vertebrae in an X-Trial event in Le Mans. In… read more.
Toni Bou posted fifth in Paris as he claimed the overall 2018 X-Trial World Championship victory. The Repsol Honda Team rider took the 12th indoor title triumph when one of the dates, whose points counted towards the championship, was cancelled shortly before the start of the sixth round of the… read more.
LATEST NEWS Toni Bou is officially the 2018 X-Trial world champion. The Repsol Honda Team rider adds a 12th indoor title to the trophy cabinet after the cancellation of an event whose points would have counted towards the title. Bou thus mathematically guarantees the championship title even without participating. As… read more.
Repsol Honda Team riders Toni Bou and Takahisa Fujinami are all set for the sixth round of the FIM X-Trial World Championship to be held at the AccorHotels Arena in Paris. Championship leader Toni Bou returns after his back injury to participate in the Paris X-Trial. The Repsol Honda Team… read more.
The Repsol Honda Team rider will be out of the competition for at least three weeks following a fall yesterday in Le Mans which resulted in three fractured vertebrae. Toni Bou suffered a major fall on Sunday night while disputing an X-Trial event in Le Mans, France. The Repsol Honda… read more.
This report is available in Spanish language only, sorry for the inconveniences.
This report is available in Spanish language only, sorry for the inconveniences.
It is with great sadness that the Repsol Honda Team announces the sad news of the passing of Ulf Karlson (Alvangen, Sweden, March 6, 1952) after a fatal illness. Ulf Karlson was the first world champion with Montesa (1980) as well as achieving fifteen victories in the top category of… read more.
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