Trial Magazine

JAPAN

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In a series which is looking like it’s going to be a fight all the way Italian Lorenzo Gandola was moved off the top spot of the podium by Billy Green on day one. On the second day the positions were once again reversed, as Gandola took a close win in front of Green. New to the 125cc capacity class in 2017 is Spanish manufactur­er TRRS, and Eric Miquel gave them two podium finishes with a brace of thirds after a poor showing at the opening round in Spain. Picking a winner in the Trial2 class is a massive lottery, with a handful of riders who can all win. As it turned out Gael Chatagno was the first-day winner, looking very comfortabl­e in the wet and muddy conditions. The battle behind was between Francesc Moret, who won a tie break with Iwan Roberts followed by rookie Trial2 class rider Toby Martyn who showed some real class in his riding. In warmer conditions on day two Roberts was in excellent form, parting with no marks on his second lap to edge out Moret. Marc Riba on the TRS had a better day, as did Dan Peace with Japan’s Tsuyoshi Ogawa rounding off the top five.

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