A light shower at the start of lap two was the only rain during the event but the ground was very wet which resulted in the rocks and logs being coated in mud. The sections were laid out on a wooded hillside studded with imposing granite boulders and with traction in short supply riders were forced to attack the steep, slippery climbs and deep ruts with more aggression than usual. I’m feeling good on the bike and looking forward to tomorrow.”
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Overall it’s been a really good Trial with some great sections and I’m happy to get the first day out of the way with a win.
“The sun’s out now but hopefully it won’t dry out too much.
“It’s definitely slippery today which made what should have been some simple sections quite difficult,” said Bristow. “After the second lap I had a big lead over the rider in second although I had four fives in a row but I’m very happy to have won here in Japan.”īristow, the defending TrialGP Women champion, kicked off her campaign to make it six straight titles with a clear-cut victory over Spain’s Sandra Gomez (TRRS) and there were also wins for Italian veteran Matteo Grattarola (Honda) and French teenager Kieran Touly (Scorpa) in the Trial2 and Trial125 classes. “I think my result today was incredible because the first lap I was riding very, very good,” said Bou. Spanish superstar Toni Bou (Repsol Honda) and Britain’s brilliant Emma Bristow (Sherco) were the big winners on day one at an extremely tough and testing TrialGP Japan – round two of the FIM Trial World Championship – at the Twin Ring Motegi circuit today.Įmma Bristow got the defence of her TrialGP Women title off to a winning start in Japan Pic (c) Pep Segalesīou, who’s bidding for a record-breaking 13th consecutive TrialGP title this year, repeated his dominant performance at the opening round two weeks ago with a comfortable win from compatriot Adam Raga (TRRS) but yesterday’s heavy rain ensured that it was a high-scoring event.
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