| Copyright 2025 FIM Europe | Terms of use - Privacy statement | The following is an update from FIM and the Italian Motorcycling Federation… The FIM Trial World Championships (TrialGP / Trial2 / Trial125) and TrialE Cup originally announced as “to be confirmed”  in Tolmezzo—will now take place in Lazzate All rounds will have two counting days of competition All final Championship results will be homologated regardless of the number of counting days of competition yet particular 2020 TrialGP World Championship The Repsol Honda Team rider today took the top honours in the second Italian TrialGP held in Lazzate with Takahisa Fujinami taking seventh overall place in the world championship The final race of the season played out on idyllic trial terrain conditions Toni Bou once again dominated the day from start to finish to snatch a sixth win of the season was struggling to find the right sensations and ended up posting eighth position Fujigas thus wraps up the 2020 TrialGP World Championship with seventh overall position in the final standings This final trial in Italy brings the curtain down on this short TrialGP world competition for the Repsol Honda Team I am super happy with the weekend here in Italy I was able to enjoy a splendid day with some fairly good riding especially on the third lap which brought out the best of me and I only picked up two marks Today I was very motivated after the good feelings from yesterday's trial and the final day in Andorra but we weren’t able to continue on the right track It was pretty tight for points between all the riders and in the end I had to settle for eighth today I'm not very happy about it really: finishing the World Cup in seventh position is not what I had wanted at the start of the championship This season has been very different from what we are normally used to with four consecutive weeks of trials and two days consecutive events I am happy to have ridden my 25th season in the world championship with the best team and partner I could have Today Toni was able to ride without any pressure and has delighted us with an impeccable trial I’m sure that without the injury that has dragged on for the first three rounds of this season Toni would have been this strong in every race We have to congratulate him for the great work done and also his mechanics who have made Toni well and allowed him to finish the season in the best possible way It is admirable that Fujinami has competed in his 25th season Everyone loves him and he is a great ambassador for the Repsol Honda Team but this year he wasn’t able to repeat the third place overall from last year but Fujinami is a born fighter and will be there giving it his best I want to congratulate him and the whole team photo2) are respectively the 2017 European champions in the Women and Youth classes having both won the final round in the hottest Lazzate With temperatures close to 40 Celsius degrees the best females and the most promising young riders in the Trial world had their first challenge in trying to remain hydrated enough to have the strength to face sections almost on rocks which the permanent Trial park area – chosen for this last round – offered There were twelve sections all grouped together and it was very easy to watch all for the public present Identifícate o regístrate y empieza a disfrutar de todas las ventajas de la comunidad Box Repsol. The forthcoming weekend sees the last round of the TrialGP World Championship to be held in Italy. Current leader Toni Bou will be in attendance, firmly intent on sealing yet another world championship title. The 2020 TrialGP World Championship wraps up at this weekend’s event held at the Lazzate Trial Park. Repsol Honda Team will line up their duo of riders, Toni Bou and Takahisa Fujinami, with Bou looking to consolidate his place at the head of the championship table, while Fujigas will be hoping to improve on his position in the overall standings. Toni Bou currently holds the world championship top-spot with a 10-point advantage over the nearest second-placed rival; however, 40 points still remain at stake. The Repsol Honda Team rider hopes to close the campaign with a new title. Team-mate Takahisa Fujinami, who narrowly missed out on a podium place in the most recent outing, will seek to continue the positive trend of recent results in an attempt to better the sixth place that he currently occupies. Lazzate, some 35 kilometres from the centre of Milan, has previously held a round of the European Championship in 2017, although none of the top ten riders took part in the event. This weekend’s trials will take place on Saturday and Sunday in the La Battú trial area, on a five-kilometre course, including ten sections to be tackled over three laps. The trials are scheduled to conclude at 15:30. “This year has been a very strange one due to COVID-19 and despite keeping in shape and training hard in the first world championship trial I had problems with an old injury which didn’t allow me to perform at my best Having the first three trials all in a row I wasn’t able to fully recover so now I hope we have been able to sort out some of these physical issues and will be able to tackle the Italian trial in better shape” “This year I did not expect the previous results although in Andorra I started to feel much better and I almost finished on the podium on the final day The feelings are getting better and I hope to get a better result in the two final trials The championship is very tight and I will fight to finish as high as possible Leave a Reply Lo siento, debes estar registrado para publicar un comentario Ravelli New Master of Pontifical Celebrations The Holy Father appointed The Most Reverend Monsignor Diego Giovanni Ravelli Master of Pontifical Liturgical Celebrations and Director of the Pontifical Musical Chapel Monsignor Ravelli was Head of the Apostolic Almonry Office and Pontifical Master of Ceremonies He was ordained a priest for the Public Clerical Association of Priests of Jesus Crucified in 1991 and was then incardinated in the Diocese of Velletri-Segni In 2000 he received a Diploma in Pedagogic Methodology from the Faculty of Education Sciences of the Pontifical Salesian University in Rome and a Doctorate in Sacred Liturgy from the Liturgical Institute of the Apostolic Almonry After having collaborated with the Office of Liturgical Celebrations of the Supreme Pontiff in the capacity of Assistant Master of Ceremonies in 2006 he was appointed Pontifical Master of Ceremonies Monsignor Ravelli succeeds Monsignor Guido Marini, appointed Bishop of Tortona Monsignor Marini was Master of Pontifical Celebration for 14 years first with Benedict XVI and then with Francis The Master is in charge of supervising and preparing the vestments the altar and “all that is necessary for the Liturgical Celebrations and other sacred celebrations which are carried out by the Supreme Pontiff or in his name and of directing them according to the current prescriptions of Liturgical Law,“ as provided in the Apostolic Constitution Pastor Bonum He is responsible in fact for the papal sacristy during a period of sede vacante he does not lapse from his office but provides for the ascertainment of the Pope’s death and for the solemn pontifical funeral services He writes and reads the deed about the life and works of the deceased Pontiff It is up to him to pronounce the solemn “extra omnes” with which the works begin of the Conclave in the Sistine Chapel writes the report of acceptance of the newly elected with the papal name assumed  The Holy Father also appointed Papal Master of Ceremonies the Reverend Cristiano Antonietti to date in service in the General Affairs Section of the Secretariat of State Pope Francis to young couples in an unpublished text: believe in the “joy of love” Cardinal Parolin at the Novendalia Mass: “Mercy leads us to the heart of faith” Pope Francis’ Tomb in Santa Maria Maggiore Tweets by Pontifex Repsol Honda Team’s Toni Bou has just been crowned world champion at the TrialGP event in Italy The occasion marks a 14th outdoor title – adding to the previous 14 indoor titles – taking his overall top-flight championship tally to a whopping 28 Toni Bou is TrialGP world champion for a 14th time the Repsol Honda Team rider mathematically sealed yet another world championship title Bou’s title came earlier than expected with one remaining season date still to complete tomorrow whose results this season now include five wins These results – together with those of his greatest rival – guarantee the title with the champion adding even more silverware to an already packed trophy cabinet The season began with a battle against the pandemic which had forced a major overhaul of the scheduled championship calendar and limited the amount of pre-season training that Repsol Honda Team riders were able to do Things worsened with an arm injury picked up in the opening round of the world championship Toni Bou faced and was able to overcome these adversities going on to clinch the championship title in Italy Adding to the other 14 titles from the ‘indoor’ discipline Toni now sports no less than 28 world titles since the unstoppable reign began back in 2007 reaffirmed the supremacy that has seen Repsol Honda Team dominate in trial competitions over the last fourteen years rode a fine trial to post a well-deserved fourth place Fujigas is now fifth in the 2020 TrialGP overall standings with one event still to go Repsol Honda Team will tomorrow face the final trial of this unusual 2020 World Championship in the same venue in the La Battú trial area Today I really didn't expect to win the championship so it was very easy to drop from first to seventh which has been so strange with many training sessions and few trials Today the truth is that we did not expect to win but his greatest rival wasn’t able to beat him We have to congratulate Toni who has performed an impeccable trial I also want to congratulate the entire team for the great work done and the medical team who have been very important we have no choice but to celebrate this championship