2021 FIM World Motorcycle Trials season

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The 2021 World trials season consisted of six trials events with six main classes: Trial GP, Trial2, Trial 125cc, Trial E-Cup, Women's Trial and Women's Trial2. [1]

The X-Trial season was contested over two events in November and was won by Toni Bou, who won both events and claimed his 15th consecutive title.

Season summary

Toni Bou won his 15th consecutive Trial and X-Trial championships.

Laia Sanz returned to Trials after 7 years and won her 14th title.

2021 World trials season calendar

[2]

RoundDateTrialVenueTrial GPTrial 2Trial 125ccTrial E-CupWomen'sWomen's 2
113 June Flag of Italy.svg Italy Tolmezzo 1) Toni Bou
2) Adam Raga
3) Matteo Grattarola		1) Jack Peace
2) Toby Martyn
3) Lorenzo Gandola		1) Jack Dance
2) Harry Hemingway
3) David Fabian		-1) Laia Sanz
2) Emma Bristow
3) Berta Abellan		1) Sara Trentini
2) Andrea Sofia Rabino
3) Alicia Robinson
214 June Flag of Italy.svg ItalyTolmezzo1) Takahisa Fujinami
2) Toni Bou
3) Adam Raga		1) Toby Martyn
2) Jack Peace
3) Aniol Gelabert Roura		1) Harry Turner
2) Jack Dance
3) Adria Mercade Canals		-1) Emma Bristow
2) Laia Sanz
3) Berta Abellan		1) Andrea Sofia Rabino
2) Sara Trentini
3) Kaytlyn Adshead
33 July Flag of France.svg France Charade 1) Toni Bou
2) Matteo Grattarola
3) Adam Raga		1) Jack Peace
2) Toby Martyn
3) Billy Green		-1) Gael Chatagno
2) Julien Perret
3) Martin Riobo Hermelo		1) Emma Bristow
2) Laia Sanz
3) Berta Abellan		1) Andrea Sofia Rabino
2) Sara Trentini
3) Kaytlyn Adshead
420 August Flag of Andorra.svg Andorra Sant Juliá de Loriá 1) Toni Bou
2) Adam Raga
3) Matteo Grattarola		1) Toby Martyn
2) Jack Peace
3) Lorenzo Gandola		1) Harry Hemingway
2) Jack Dance
3) Harry Turner		1) Gael Chatagno
2) Julien Perret
3) Martin Riobo Hermelo		--
521 August Flag of Andorra.svg AndorraSant Juliá de Loriá1) Adam Raga
2) Jaime Busto
3) Toni Bou		1) Aniol Gelabert Roura
2) Arnau Farre
3) Jack Peace		1) Jack Dance
2) Harry Hemingway
3) Harry Turner		1) Gael Chatagno
2) Julien Perret
3) Martin Pochez		--
628 August Flag of France.svg France Cahors 1) Toni Bou
2) Adam Raga
3) Jaime Busto		1) Toby Martyn
2) Aniol Gelabert Roulas
3) Alexandre Ferrer		1) Jack Dance
2) Gaudi Vall Ingles
3) Rodney Bereiter		1) Gael Chatagno
2) Julien Perret
3) Martin Pochez		--
712 September Flag of Spain.svg Spain Pobladura de las Regueras 1) Toni Bou
2) Adam Raga
3) Jaime Busto		1) Aniol Gelabert Roura
2) Pablo Suarez Jambrina
3) Toby Martyn		--1) Laia Sanz
2) Berta Abellan
3) Emma Bristow		1) Petra Budinova
2) Andrea Sofia Rabino
3) Sophia Ter Jung
813 September Flag of Spain.svg SpainPobladura de las Regueras1) Toni Bou
2) Jaime Busto
3) Adam Raga		1) Lorenzo Gandola
2) Pablo Suarez Jambrina
3) Toby Martyn		--1) Emma Bristow
2) Laia Sanz
3) Berta Abellan		1) Andrea Sofia Rabino
2) Kaytlyn Adshead
3) Sophia Ter Jung
917 September Flag of Portugal.svg Portugal Gouveia 1) Toni Bou
2) Adam Raga
3) Jaime Busto		1) Lorenzo Gandola
2) Alexandre Ferrer
3) Toby Martyn		--1) Laia Sanz
2) Berta Abellan
3) Emma Bristow		1) Andrea Sofia Rabino
2) Sara Trentini
3) Kaytlyn Adshead

Trial GP final standings

[3]

PosRiderMachinePtsNotes
1 Flag of Spain.svg Toni Bou Montesa 172
2 Flag of Spain.svg Adam Raga TRS150
3 Flag of Spain.svg Jaime Busto Vertigo122
4 Flag of Italy.svg Matteo Grattarola Beta112
5 Flag of Spain.svg Miquel Gelabert Gas Gas 95
6 Flag of Japan.svg Takahisa Fujinami Montesa94
7 Flag of Spain.svg Gabriel Marcelli Montesa92
8 Flag of Spain.svg Jeroni Fajardo Sherco 80
9 Flag of Spain.svg Jorge Casales Gas Gas57
10 Flag of France.svg Benoit Bincaz Beta38
11 Flag of the United Kingdom.svg Dan Peace Sherco20
12 Flag of France.svg Teo Colairo Beta0

Women's Trial final standings

[4]

PosRiderMachinePtsNotes
1 Flag of Spain.svg Laia Sanz Gas Gas111
2 Flag of the United Kingdom.svg Emma Bristow Sherco107
3 Flag of Spain.svg Berta Abellan Vertigo94
4 Flag of Spain.svg Sandra Gomez Cantero TRRS74
5 Flag of Norway.svg Ingveig Hakonsen TRRS64
6 Flag of France.svg Naomi Monnier Beta61
7 Flag of the United Kingdom.svg Alice Minta Scorpa55
8 Flag of Germany.svg Vivian Wachs TRRS46
9 Flag of Italy.svg Martina Gallieni TRRS39
10 Flag of Germany.svg Julie Steinert TRRS31

Trial E-Cup final standings

[5]

PosRiderMachinePtsNotes
1 Flag of France.svg Gael Chatagno Electric Motion80
2 Flag of France.svg Julien Perret 68
3 Flag of Spain.svg Martin Riobo Hermelo Electric Motion56
4 Flag of France.svg Martin Pochez Electric Motion43
5 Flag of the Czech Republic.svg Marek Wünsch TP Project35
6 Flag of the United Kingdom.svg Samuel Robinson Electric Motion11

2021 World X-Trials season calendar

[6]

RoundDateTrialVenueX-Trials
16 November Flag of Andorra.svg Andorra Andorra La Vella 1) Toni Bou
2) Adam Raga
3) Jaime Busto
221 November Flag of Spain.svg Spain Barcelona 1) Toni Bou
2) Gabriel Marcelli
3) Adam Raga

X-Trial final standings

[7]

PosRiderMachinePtsNotes
1 Flag of Spain.svg Antoni Bou Montesa40
2 Flag of Spain.svg Adam Raga TRS27
3 Flag of Spain.svg Jaime Busto Vertigo21
4 Flag of Spain.svg Gabriel Marcelli Montesa18
5 Flag of Italy.svg Matteo Grattarola Beta13
6 Flag of Spain.svg Miquel Gelabert Gas Gas 10
7 Flag of Spain.svg Jeroni Fajardo Sherco 9
8 Flag of the United Kingdom.svg Toby Martyn TRRS4
9 Flag of Spain.svg Jorge Casales Gas Gas2

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References

  1. ↑ "Trial World Championship calendar". fim-moto.com. Retrieved 7 December 2021.
  2. ↑ "World Trials 2021 schedule" . Retrieved 8 December 2021.
  3. ↑ "World Trials 2021 standings". fim-moto.com. Retrieved 8 December 2021.
  4. ↑ "Women's Trial 2021 standings". fim-moto.com. Retrieved 8 December 2021.
  5. ↑ "Trial E-Cup 2021 standings". fim-moto.com. Retrieved 8 December 2021.
  6. ↑ "World X-Trials 2021 schedule" . Retrieved 8 December 2021.
  7. ↑ "X-Trial 2021 standings". fim-moto.com. Retrieved 8 December 2021.
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