Adam Raga (Gas Gas) won last weekend in the World Championship round held in Sequatchie (United States) and with this he is the leader of the World Championship, with one point more than the reigning champion Toni Bou (Montesa).
In this way, the swords will be high in the The event, scheduled for June 15 in Andorra, will return to Europe. A week later, the best in the world will meet at Pobladura de Las Regueras, in the test that was recently presented in the Trial Area of the town of Bercia.
In this presentation, the President of the Trial Commission of the Spanish Motorcycling Federation, Jesús Plaza, stressed that the fact that “Bringing together the World Championship, the Spanish Championship and
the Castilla y León Championship in a single event will ensure a very important presence of riders, who will give life and colour to the race”.
Plaza also recalled that, although the national competition has not changed in its regulations, the World Cup event will be held under the Non Stop format. so the pilots will not be able to stand inside the zone. A novelty in the World Cup that he pursues “To make the competition more dynamic and bring it closer to the general idea of motorcycling”. Pobladura will be the first round of the World Championship held in Spain under the spectacular Non Stop format, which has worked successfully in the events held so far in 2013 as well as in the last one in Sequatchie (USA).
For his part, Alfonso “Titos” Presa specified that “the entire route is prepared and the field work is ready”.
As was the case in the previous World Championship, the programme of the event includes the celebration of the World Championship on Sunday while The national and regional championships will be held 24 hours before, on Saturday, June 22. It is, in the words of Presa “To take advantage of the incentive that for the pool of young riders means racing on the same weekend as the top riders, which will also mean that on Saturday there will be a very important number of entries”.
The President of the Federation of Castilla y León, Francisco González, recalled that
“the Trial Area of Pobladura de Las Regueras is unique in the world, in which we want to do things different from what is seen anywhere else”.
