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Trial European Championship: round 2 in France After the first round in Spain, this weekend the city of Breal sous Monfort, France, hosted the second round of the Trial European Championship. Special presence the one of the FIM Europe President, Mr Martin De Graaff. “In this famous trial location many trial events have been organized. On Saturday were the Cups for Women and Youth class, while on Sunday the European Championship and Over 40 Cup. Three rounds of 10 sections in a selective and rocky area. The very experienced club ACL Brealaise did a great job in all aspects in a good atmosphere with beautiful sprint weather. Congratulation to all the riders for their grit and determination”. In the main category, the winner of round 1 Marco Mempor finished third, while the British Harry Hemingway took his revenge winning this second round. Between them, on the second step of the

Trial European Championship: round 1 in Spain The Trial European Championship is back to action. The first round of the 2022 season took place on Saturday 9 and Sunday 10 May in Pobladura de la Regueras, Spain. A sunny day of spring welcomed all the riders for a high technical level racetrack. In the main category Marco Mempor won with a clear domination. Behind him great battle for the podium with Jarand-Matias Vold Gunvaldsen and Harry Hemingway to gain it. In the Trial Over 40 Cup great fight for the victory between Dan Clark and Sergio Puyo: the English rider prevailed over the Spanish for just one point. Third position for Marcus Kipp. Domination for George Hemingway in the Youth Cup. Second position for Xurxo Neo and third for Johannes Heidel. The French Naomi Monnier won the Women EC, while at the end of a head-to-head Alicia Robinson was second

2022 Trial Championship Provisional Calendar Update The FIM Europe, together with the Trial Commission, updates the 2022 Trial Championship provisional calendar.   The FIM Europe and the Trial Commission look forward to a great new season. Visit our Trial page  

2022 Trial Championship Provisional Calendar The FIM Europe, together with the Trial Commission, is delighted to share the 2022 Trial Championship provisional calendar. The FIM Europe and the Trial Commission look forward to a great new season.   Visit our Trial page  

FIM Europe Trial Commission member Keity Meier performing a jump on top of the highest twin towers of Estonia https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pNaHvzVOq-M&feature=youtu.be On Sunday, October 10th, trials rider Keity Meier, new member of the FIM Europe Trial Commission and EMF’s Women commission, showed the world that one should dream big, the 26-year old rider made a jump between the twin towers of the 30 stories high Swissotel in Estonia seem extremely easy. The two rooftops are at the height of 117 m (383ft), situated 11 m away and the fortunate spectacle aimed for a one of a kind world record. By overcoming her fear of heights, the athlete encouraged everyone to grab life by the horns and fulfil their dreams. Keity Meier is convinced that this unprecedented challenge will help to shift her border to be a serious competitor in the Trial World Championship in 2022 and to aim for the podium. “This accomplishment

Trial European Championship: Gianluca Tournour wins in Cortenova After one year of stop due to the Coronavirus pandemic, the Trial European Championship came back to action. The first round of the 2021 season took place on Saturday 29 and Sunday 30 May in Italy. The race, originally scheduled in Santa Flora, near Grosseto, was held in Cortenova thanks to the organization of the Moto Club Valsassina. A warm sunny day and a high technical level racetrack welcomed the best riders of the discipline. In the main category great challenge between the Italian Gianluca Tournour, Sondre Haga and home rider Matteo Grattarola. At the end Tournour won with 19 points, 2 ahead of the Norvegian rider and 7 of the countrymen. In the Trial Over 40 Cup the Czech rider Martin Kroustek got the better of Andrea Buschi e the Slovenian Severin Sajevec. The English Alice Minta won the Trial Women

2021 Trial European Championship Calendar update  The FIM Europe, together with the Trial Sporting Commission, would like to inform of the update to the 2021 calendar of the Trial European Championship. The first seasonal round scheduled on the 29th-30th of May in Santa Fiora, Italy, will now take place in Cortenova because of the failure of the Tuscany Region local authorities to carry out the event. Here below the updated calendar: 29th-30th of May - Cortenova, Italy 31st of July and 01st of August – Grossheubach, Germany 07th – 08th of August – Kramolin, Czech Republic    

Trial European Championship Provisional Calendar The FIM Europe is delighted to share the provisional calendar for the 2021 Trial European Championships. European Championship, Junior Cup, Over 40 Cup 04th April Breal sous Monfort France 30th May Santa Fiora Italy 01st August Grossheubach Germany 08th August Kramolin Czech Republic Women Championship and Youth European Championship 03rd April Breal sous Monfort France 29th May Santa Fiora Italy 31st July Grossheubach Germany 07th August Kramolin Czech Republic  

Trial European Championship: day 2 Gabriel Marcelli Spanish Gabriel Marcelli (Montesa) clinched the European title in the most prestigious class while the European Junior Cup went to Austrian Marco Mempor (Beta) and the European Over 40 Cup to Italian Andrea Soulier (Beta). Nobody of these three champions won in the final round held in Brezova, Czech Republic: they used their important lead acquired previously to reach their goal. To climb the highest step of podium in the championship class was Spanish Francesc Moret (Montesa) , almost a veteran attending this category, always in the top positions. Marcelli arrived just behind him and ahead of an other country mate, Aniol Gelabert (Scorpa) who, thanks this performance, climbed to the third place in the final standings. Vice-campion Italian Gianluca Tournour (Gas Gas) ,today only in fourth position. Still a victory for French  Kieran Touly (Scorpa) in the Junior class but Mempor yielded

Trial European Championship: day 1 Andrea Sofia Rubino Norwegian Ingveig Hakonsen (TRRS) and Spanish Pau Martinez (Vertigo) are the first 2019 European champions in Women and Youth's classes. Last round was held  in a nice forest near in Brezova, North-West of Czech Republic. If the Youth title got by Martinez was quite expected and he caught it arriving second behind British Jack Dance (Gas Gas), on the contrary it was a bit surprising that Hakonsen beat her rival Italian Alex Brancati (Beta) in the final standing, just  for the discriminant of having got the best performance in this race, the last one. Hakonsen won today starting soon strongly: she cleaned the whole first lap and lost 3 marks in the second one. Brancati finished in fourth, having collected two fives:  one n each lap. Her score was 5 and 6. Between the two protagonists of this championship, German Vivian Wachs