Bou and Marcelli arrive in Barcelona leading the X-Trial World Championship

“Coming to my home race as the World Championship leader is very special. Barcelona is a very important race for me, as it is in front of the home fans and at a venue like the Palau Sant Jordi, which has given me so many unforgettable moments. The season has been very positive and the team are performing very well. We know it will be a tough race, with the competition at the highest level, but the goal is to achieve another victory. I'm really looking forward to this race, and want to put on a good show for the fans and secure my nineteenth victory at home.”

“I’m approaching the weekend with a lot of motivation, especially after the race in Leeds where I didn’t quite find my best feeling, so I’m really looking forward to the race at the Palau Sant Jordi. The goal is the same as at the beginning of the season: to win. I’d love to be able to achieve it in a race as special as this one in Barcelona, in front of my home crowd. We’ve worked hard these past few weeks to come here in the best possible condition. I have a comfortable points tally that gives me some peace of mind, but we can’t get complacent and we’ll give it our all.”

“This weekend is one of the key events of the season, and we're going into it with Toni and Gabri leading the standings, which is very positive for the team. Toni has his home race and leads the series with 34 points, demonstrating the great season he's having. Despite not getting onto the podium in Leeds, Gabri is also in excellent form, with very consistent results. The Palau Sant Jordi is a special venue for us, and we know it will be a demanding race, but our goal is to achieve a one-two finish.”