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Trial European Championship: 2027 calendar announced The FIM Europe, together with the Trial Commission, is delighted to announce the calendar of the 2027 Trial European Championship. The Trial European Championship will ignite another thrilling season, bringing together the continent’s best riders for a spectacular series of technical and demanding events. The championship will visit five countries, offering unique terrain and challenges that promise to test both skill and precision. As in 2026, the calendar will kick off in France, followed by rounds across Europe’s most iconic trial locations, before concluding in the Czech Republic. The European series remains a key proving ground for both emerging talents and established stars on their way to the world stage. Links FIM Europe Trial Visit www.mxgp.com

Trial European Championship & Cup: Werl crowns the 2026 European Champions The 2026 Trial European Championship & Cup reached its conclusion on 18–19 July in Werl, Germany, where the fourth and final round of the season brought Europe's finest trial riders together for one last decisive weekend. Organised in one of Germany's historic trial venues, the event offered a demanding mix of natural and man-made sections that required maximum precision, balance and concentration, providing the perfect setting for the final showdown in the race for the 2026 European titles. Following three highly competitive rounds in France, Spain and Italy, several championship battles remained open heading into the finale. With every penalty mark carrying enormous importance, riders delivered two days of outstanding competition as they battled not only for race victories but also for the honour of becoming 2026 FIM Europe Champions. Day 1 Saturday's competition produced another outstanding performance from

Trial European Championship & Cup: Civita Castellana delivers another spectacular weekend of technical action The 2026 Trial European Championship & Cup continued its season with the third round of the year in Civita Castellana, Italy, a venue with a long-standing tradition in motorcycle trials and located in the heart of the Lazio region. Organised by the experienced Trial Club Colle Fiorito, the event once again highlighted Italy's deep-rooted passion for the discipline, welcoming riders from across Europe to tackle a demanding course featuring natural terrain, rocky sections and technically challenging obstacles. Following two highly competitive rounds in Massais and Entrimo, the championship arrived in Italy with several title battles still wide open. Throughout the weekend, precision, consistency and concentration once again proved to be the keys to success, with riders facing sections that rewarded technical accuracy rather than outright risk-taking. Day 1 Saturday produced another fascinating duel in the European

Trial European Championship & Cup: intense battles and technical sections define the Spanish round The 2026 Trial European Championship & Cup continued its season with the second round of the year in Entrimo, a picturesque town in the Galicia region of north-western Spain, close to the Portuguese border. Organised by the experienced Moto Club Entrimo, the event once again demonstrated the strong tradition of trial in the Iberian Peninsula. Riders, assistants and families were welcomed with renowned Galician hospitality, while the competition itself unfolded across a spectacular mountainous course. Starting in the centre of the town and escorted by police through the opening streets, competitors quickly reached the forests surrounding Entrimo, climbing from 500 metres above sea level to sections located at almost 800 metres altitude. Following Luca Petrella’s double victory in the season opener at Massais, the Spanish round promised another fascinating chapter in the battle for the European

Trial European Championship & Cup: technical mastery on display at season opener in Massais The 2026 Trial European Championship & Cup kicked off on 2–3 May in Massais, France, delivering a spectacular opening round in a venue deeply connected to the discipline. Known for its natural terrain and technical sections, Massais provided the perfect setting to launch a new season, welcoming riders from across Europe in a weekend defined by precision, control and consistency. The event featured a wide range of categories, from the main European Championship classes to Youth, Senior and International Cup competitions, once again highlighting the depth and diversity of European trial. With well-designed sections and a smooth organisation, riders were able to fully showcase their technical skills in front of an engaged and knowledgeable audience. Day 1 The opening day saw Italy’s Luca Petrella (Beta) set the benchmark in the European Championship class, taking victory with

Trial European Championship: 2026 calendar announced The FIM Europe, together with the Trial Commission, is delighted to announce the calendar of the 2026 Trial European Championship. The Trial European Championship will ignite another thrilling season, bringing together the continent’s best riders for a spectacular series of technical and demanding events. The championship will visit five countries, offering unique terrain and challenges that promise to test both skill and precision. The 2026 calendar will kick off in France, followed by rounds across Europe’s most iconic trial locations, before concluding in Germany. The European series remains a key proving ground for both emerging talents and established stars on their way to the world stage. Links FIM Europe Trial Visit www.mxgp.com

Trial European Championship: The Italian round crowns the 2025 champions The curtain came down on the 2025  Trial European Championship in Torrebelvicino, a picturesque town in northern Italy’s Veneto region that has long been a welcoming stage for the sport. Organized by Moto Club Schio together with Val Leogra Trial Moto Club and supported by the FIM, the Italian Federation, the finale delivered everything a trial fan could hope for: tradition, passion, and a sporting challenge shaped by the terrain itself. Day 1 The opening day began under promising skies, but as riders embarked on their second lap, heavy rain swept across the course. What had started as a fair contest quickly turned into a battle of endurance, as the sections became muddy and treacherous. None handled it better than Lorenzo Gandola (Beta). The Italian, riding in front of his home fans and knowing the European crown was within reach,

Trial European Championship: strong start to the season in La Bresse   © Mona Pekarek / TRIALSPORT Just two weeks after the Swedish round, the Trial European Championship traveled to Central Europe for round three, hosted in the spa town of Kyselka, Czech Republic. Nestled along the Ohře River and surrounded by wooded hills, Kyselka provided a natural stage for Europe’s best riders to test their balance, control, and determination. With its mix of rocky terrain, steep climbs, and technical sections, the Czech round proved both challenging and spectacular, drawing passionate local fans to witness the battles for the championship titles. Day 1 In the Men’s Category, Lorenzo Gandola (Beta) continued his dominant form, riding flawlessly to claim victory. He finished ahead of Pablo Echene (Beta) and home favorite David Fabian (Beta), completing an all-Beta podium. The Women’s Category delivered one of the most thrilling duels of the weekend. Italy’s

Trial European Championship: Sweden welcomed the second round After more than a month since the season opener in La Bresse, France, the Trial European Championship returned to action for round two, hosted in the scenic town of Ale in Västra Götaland County, Sweden. Situated just north of Gothenburg, Ale is surrounded by lush forests, rolling hills, and traditional Swedish countryside, offering a picturesque backdrop for top-level trials competition. The region has a rich outdoor sporting culture, with motorcycling, cycling, and hiking being popular pastimes, making it a fitting stage for Europe’s best trial riders to showcase their skill and precision. Following round one fights, the second round brought thrilling performances across all categories, with riders building on or rebounding from their results in France. Day 1 In the Men’s Category the opening day brought early drama as championship contender Teo Colairo (Beta) suffered a costly mistake in the very first section,

Trial European Championship: strong start to the season in La Bresse © Mona Pekarek / TRIALSPORT The 2025 Trial European Championship kicked off in style in La Bresse, a picturesque French town renowned for its connection to outdoor sports and its passion for off-road racing. The opening round, first of four on the calendar, welcomed nearly 120 riders from across Europe, delivering two days of thrilling action and technical mastery on a meticulously prepared course. Credit goes to the Moto Club La Bressaude, which, thanks to outstanding organization and the support of numerous volunteers, put together an impeccable event. Despite uncertain weather and chilly early mornings, conditions held steady, allowing the competition to run smoothly. The 12 sections, tackled over two daily laps, were all easily accessible to spectators, offering a close-up and engaging show in a truly exceptional natural setting. Day 1 In the Men's category, Lorenzo Gandola (Beta)