Trial Championship leaves our borders and will compete this weekend in a new round of the 2014 season. The setting will be Sant Julià de Lòria in Andorra. There will be the TR1 categories, which will have its second race, TR2, with the third, and TR3, TR4, Junior and Cadet, which will make the fourth of the year.
The Andorran Motorcycling Federation will be in charge of organising the event, which will have 12 zones and will start on Sunday between 08:30 and 09:00 with the start of the first rider. Before that, on Saturday, at 10:00 a.m., the training area will open and from 2:00 p.m. to 5:00 p.m. participants will be able to visit the areas.
It will be a good opportunity for Spanish fans who want to get to beautiful Andorra, as well as the residents of the town of Sant Julià, to enjoy the best drivers in the world. Toni Bou, Adam Raga, Jeroni Fajardo, Albert Cabestany, Jorge Casales, Jaime Busto… None of them will be missing from the event.
With the races that have been held so far, in TR1 Toni Bou leads after his victory in Sigüenza. Albert Cabestany is second and Adam Raga third. In TR2 Miquel Gelabert leads the overall standings with 37 points, followed by Marcos Méndez with 30 and Arnau Farrés with 25.
In TR3 Francesc Recio, Adrián Artidiello and Rubén Gómez are the three best so far with 60, 41 and 39 points respectively. Adrià Albejano with 54, Jesús Martín with 48 and Luis Pastor, also with 48, are first in TR4.
Marc Riba is the leader of Junior with only 3 points difference with respect to his closest pursuer, Jaume Roselló. Adrian Villabrille is third with 36. Finally, in Cadet Gabriel Marcellí has 60 points and is, therefore, in the lead, Sergio Ribau is second (51) and Iván Ortiz third (45).
From now on, the countdown begins for the celebration of this fourth round of the RFME Spanish Trial Championship. The best drivers in the world are preparing to put on as much of a show as possible throughout Sunday’s day.
Text: RFME
