‘V’ TRIAL FOR 125 VERTIGO
Yes its ‘V’ for Vertigo and ‘V’ for Victory as Pau Martinez (Vertigo-ESP) stands with a clear advantage at the top of this 2020 Trial125 championship table. With four straight wins and two second places, he has the comfort of a twenty-three mark lead with the last round in Italy remaining. It has not been easy for the young rider as after dominating rounds one and two he came under close attack in Spain from Leo Guiraud (Beta-FRA) on day two winning on the tie decider.
In Andorra on day one it was once again Guiraud who applied the pressure to win before Scotland’s new Trials star Ben Dignan (Vertigo-ESP) occupied the top spot of the podium for the first time in his world championship career. Harry Hemingway is learning all the time that every mark counts and took to the podium for the first time in 2020 in Spain on day two. David Fabian (BetaCZE) holds fifth in the championship as Jack Dance (GASGAS-GBR) fights back from a mechanical DNF on day one in Spain. It’s Great Britain who are the strongest nation at the moment as Harry Turner (GASGAS-GBR) looks to move into the top ten in Italy.
2020 TRIAL125 WORLD CHAMPIONSHIP 3 OF 4 ROUNDS COMPLETED
POSITIONS: 1: Pau Martinez (Vertigo-ESP) 114; 2: Leo Guiraud (Beta-FRA) 91; 3: Ben Dignan (Vertigo-ESP) 70; 4: Harry Hemingway (Beta-GBR) 69; 5: David Fabian (Beta-CZE) 68; 6: Jack Dance (GASGAS-GBR) 60; 7: Enzo Rossi (Scorpa-FRA) 47; 8: Pau Dinares (Vertigo-ESP) 46; 8: Rodney Bereiter (Beta-DEU) 43; 10: Alex Canales (TRRS-ESP) 40; 11: Harry Turner (GASGAS-GBR) 37; 12: Jonas Schiele (Beta-DEU) 33; 13: Audry Agnolin (Beta-FRA) 29; 14: Milosz Zynzowski (Beta-Poland) 19; 15: Philipp Eberharter (TRRS-AUT) 10.
FRANCE: ISOLA 2000, 5TH AND 6TH SEPTEMBER
DAY 1: 1: Martinez 12; 2: Fabian 20; 3: Guiraud 21; 2: 4: Canales 25; 5: Rossi 29; 6: Dinares 29; 7: Bereiter 30; 8: Dance 34; 9: Hemingway 35; 10: Dignan 37; 11: Agnolin 40; 12: Schiele 42; 13: Turner 44; 14: Eberharter 46; 15: Brunisso 55.
DAY 2: 1: Martinez 25; 2: Canales 46; 3: Guiraud 47; 4: Dance 62; 5: Hemingway 65; 6: Fabian 68; 7: Rossi 75; 8: Dignan 75; 9: Bereiter 82; 10: Schiele 87; 11: Agnolin 97; 12: Turner 97; 13: Eberharter 99; 14: Zynzowski 108; 15: Brunisso 118.
SPAIN: POBLADURA DE LES REGUERAS, 12TH AND 13TH SEPTEMBER
DAY 1: 1: Martinez 18; 2: Dinares 24; 3: Hemingway 29; 4: Guiraud 32; 5: Dignan 41; 6: Canales 43; 7: Bereiter 44; 8: Turner 53; 9: Fabian 56; 10: Rossi 59; 11: Schiele 62; 12: Zynzowski 63; 13: Agnolin 77; 14: Piquer 92; 15: Troy 109.
DAY 2: 1: Martinez 7; 2: Guiraud 7; 3: Dignan 11; 4: Dance 16; 5: Fabian 23; 6: Hemingway 25; 7: Dinares 27; 8: Schiele 31; 9: Zynzowski 34; 10: Turner 37; 11: Agnolin 40; 12: Rossi 43; 13: Bereiter 46; 14: Piquer 72; 15: Troy 91.
ANDORRA: SANT JULIA ,19TH AND 20TH SEPTEMBER
DAY 1: 1: Guiraud 37; 2: Martinez 47; 3: Fabian 52; 4: Hemingway 54; 5: Dance 55; 6: Dignan 57; 7: Turner 57; 8: Rossi 61; 9: Dinares 62; 10: Agnolin 68; 11: Bereiter 68; 12: Schiele 82; 13: Eberharter 84; 14: Zynzowski 92; 15: Piquer 111.
DAY 2: 1: Dignan 19; 2: Martinez 20; 3: Dance 29; 4: Hemingway 31; 5: Guiraud 32; 6: Bereiter 37; 7: Rossi 42; 8: Fabian 47; 9: Turner 52; 10: Schiele 57; 11: Agnolin 59; 12: Zynzowski 65; 13: Dinares 67; 14: Eberharter 89; 15: Piquer 96.
The 2020 FIM Trial2 World Championship now takes a short break before the final round in Italy on the 10th and 11th October.