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			<title>Unstoppable Bou speaks</title>
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			Fresh from his latest win in the 2012 FIM X-Trial World Championship, Toni Bou - Repsol Montesa was obviously delighted with his third win in a row at the recent event held in Marseille, France. &quot;I am very happy with my riding at the moment,&quot; said Bou. &quot;For me, I would say I am riding better now than at any other time in my career. I am feeling good and I have a good rhythm. I also have a very good bike and a team that works hard to make sure I have everything I need to compete at the highest level, and this is also very important.&quot;   &quot;The hazards in Marseille were hard, there were some big steps and the sections were long. But I enjoyed this. It is good that the venue is small too, as the atmosphere is always good and you can hear the crowd cheering. This always encourages a rider and for me it is no different.&quot;   &quot;There is now a break in the 2012 FIM X-Trial World Championship, but I will not take a holiday. It is an opportunity for me to keep working hard and pushing myself to do even better. I want to come back strong in Madrid and maintain my perfect record in the series. Of course it will not be easy when Adam (Raga) and others are riding well, but I am at a good level this year and I aim to stay at this level.&quot;
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			<title>Bou makes it three wins in a row</title>
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			An exquisite Toni Bou - Repsol Montesa proved once again why he is head and shoulders above his rivals as he completed his two-night dominance at round three of the 2012 FIM X-Trial World Championship in Marseille, France. The unrelenting Catalan outclassed his challengers for the second night in a row, cruising to a comfortable victory five marks clear of runner-up Adam Raga - Gas Gas. Albert Cabestany - Sherco completed the all-Spanish podium at the Palais des Sports arena, seven marks adrift of his slightly younger arch-rival and compatriot. Bou laid bare his intent twenty-four hours earlier as he emerged from seven difficult sections during qualification having amassed just four marks.   Despite picking up a further two courtesy of a time penalty no others came close to his score, the tough course punishing the World's best Trial riders for the smallest of mistakes. Bou was the sole rider not to five section three, and the only rider not to pick up maximum marks in at least one section. Raga, meanwhile, was riding well. He was the best of the rest on Friday night, but Cabestany was close behind, setting the scene for a tense showdown between the two Spaniards in Saturday's final. The gruelling hazards took their toll on some of the less experienced protagonists, with Michael Brown - Gas Gas fiving every section in qualification and Alfredo Gomez – Montesa fairing little better. Alexandre Ferrer - Sherco performed a touch better, but was punished heavily for time, while Pol Tarres - Jotagas showed glimpses of promises on his JTG debut. All four failed to progress to Saturday's semi-final. Loris Gubian - Gas Gas roused his home crowd with an inspired performance on Friday. However, the Frenchman's luck ran out in the semifinal as he was relegated alongside Jeroni Fajardo - Beta. The latter was extremely disappointed with his below par performance.  Come the final Bou made a rare mistake, losing his balance in section five and picking up maximum points. It was his sole error in what was one of his most polished rides this season. Bou's team mate, Takahisa Fujinami - Repsol Montesa was less graceful over the big steps. The Japanese rider's flamboyant style and over-enthusiasm saw him crash out of a dual lane race spectacularly, his bike flying over the crowd barriers to gasps from the audience. It was the most dramatic of his exploits over the two-day event, and it resulted in a fourth place finish.  Cabestany was angry at himself for making a handful of uncharacteristic mistakes on Saturday night. His third place was by no means a disaster, but it does mean he leaves Marseille tied on points with Raga in the championship standings. Raga was more upbeat and satisfied with his riding. The series now takes a five-week break before commencing again in Madrid in early 
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			<title>David Rodgers, managing the stage</title>
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			Having spent his lifetime in and around Trial, from riding, minding, and most recently organising international events in his homeland of Northern Ireland, David Rodgers is well qualified to fulfil his new role as Stage Manager at all rounds of the 2012 FIM X-Trial World Championship.  Rodgers was a natural fit for the Stage Manager position, having attended a brace of events last year shadowing former Stage Manager, and now Trial Commission Director, Dave Willoughby. Rodgers' background, which saw him coordinate the Trial Grand Prix of Ireland in 2008 and 2009 as Clerk of the Course, and mange the 2005 and 2006 FIM Indoor Trial World Championship inBelfast, means there are few more suited to his current role.   &quot;I work closely with the Television Stage Manager, Toni Campins, to ensure the best image of Trial is preserved throughout the event,&quot; said Rodgers. &quot;That involves liaising with Toni, the referee - Anders Minken - the riders and their minders. I ensure that each rider is at the correct section, in the right order, at any given time. It is my responsibility to make sure we are adhering to our strict time schedule, which is important as the 2012 FIM X-Trial World Championship is normally broadcast live on television.&quot;
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			<title>Bou storms qualification in Marseille</title>
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			A confident and relaxed looking Toni Bou - Repsol Montesa strolled through qualification during the first-leg of a two-night trials extravaganza at round three of the 2012 FIM X-Trial World Championship, held in Marseille, France. Bou's dominance during the qualifying stages sent a clear message to his rivals, who had no answer to the five times Indoor / X-Trial World Champion's clinical display. The Catalan skipped through seven difficult sections at the expense of just four marks, two of which he picked up for going over time. Adam Raga - Gas Gas was second with nineteen marks, the margin highlighting Bou's accomplishment. Behind Raga the field was much closer, with Albert Cabestany - Sherco, Jeroni Fajardo - Beta, Takahisa Fujinami - Repsol Montesa and Loris Gubian - Gas Gas each separated by a single mark.   Gubian, on twenty-four, was in fine form in front of his home crowd and thoroughly deserved his place in the Saturday night programme. Eighteen-year-old Pol Tarres - Jotagas was seventh on his JTG debut, the talented youngster showing glimpses of real potential. One mark adrift of Tarres in eighth was Alfredo Gomez - Montesa, while Michael Brown - Gas Gas and Alexandre Ferrer - Sherco were both disappointed with their less competitive early exits, as they finished ninth and tenth respectively.   The stage is now set for Bou to snatch his third victory from as many rounds unless one of his rivals wakes up on Saturday morning with some new-found form.   2012 FIM X-Trial World Championship Round 3 Marseille, France   Qualification  1: Toni Bou - Repsol Montesa 4 2: Adam Raga - Gas Gas 19 3: Albert Cabestany - Sherco 21 4: Jeroni Fajardo - Beta 22 5: Takahisa Fujinami - Repsol Montesa 23 6: Loris Gubian - Gas Gas 24   Non qualifiers  7: Pol Tarres - Jotagas 32 8: Alfredo Gomez - Montesa 33 9: Michael Brown - Gas Gas 35 10: Alexandre Ferrer - Sherco 40   Semi-final and final will start at 21.00hrs local time on Saturday 28th January.
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			<title>Tarres to debut Jotagas in Marseille</title>
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			2010 FIM Youth Trial World Champion Pol Tarres will debut the brand new Jotagas JT 300 at round three of the 2012 FIM X-Trial World Championship, which kicks-off in the atmospheric Palais des Sports de Marseille arena this evening.  The new Jotagas machine has been developed by seven time World Trial Champion Jordi Tarres - Pol's uncle - hence it bears the legendary Spanish rider's initials 'JT' in what is an overt and appreciative nod to his technical input.   One of two wildcard riders at tonight's event in France, Pol will be keen to give the bike and his Spanish team a positive outing during the qualification stage of the two-leg event.   &quot;I am very happy with the performance of the bike, the team and the guys at the factory have done a great job with its development and I am really looking forward to the event,&quot; said the eighteen-year-old. &quot;Of course I am a little nervous, as it is my first attempt. However, we are ready and I hope I can put together a good performance.&quot;   &quot;The JTG is very lightweight. Both the frame, the swing arm and the engine,&quot; continued Tarres. &quot;The bike's evolution has been positive and testing has been going well - I am facing obstacles with surprising ease, so I cannot wait to get started.&quot;
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			<title>Marseille - Ten plus one</title>
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			When the 2012 FIM X-Trial World Championship rolls into Marseille for tomorrow's third round two-day clash, it will be the eleventh consecutive time that the Palais des Sports has staged a top level competition. Present in the calendar as far back as 2002 it was Marc Freixa - Sherco who was the victor on that occasion, which was to mark the start of a decade plus of Trial action in this French port city.&nbsp;Adam Raga - Gas Gas was then to make this event his own over the next five years, winning all five on the bounce from 2003 to 2007 inclusive on route to him claiming his four FIM Indoor Trial World Championships. Runners-up to Raga over that period included Dougie Lampkin on a Montesa, Takahisa Fujinami - Repsol Montesa, Albert Cabestany - Sherco and Jeroni Fajardo who was then Gas Gas mounted.&nbsp;Although Toni Bou - Repsol Montesa was to dominate the sport from 2007 onwards, ironically Marseille was to prove a bogey venue for the Repsol rider as he was defeated three times in a row by Cabestany from 2008 through to 2010 inclusive. So Bou had to wait until late last January to record his first triumph in the Palais des Sports, and will want to add to that tally starting with a solid qualification tomorrow evening.
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			<title>Marseille, Marseille so good they named it twice</title>
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			<description>There is no doubt that the 2012 FIM X-Trial World Championship has begun at speed with the trip to...</description>
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			There is no doubt that the 2012 FIM X-Trial World Championship has begun at speed with the trip to Marseille this coming weekend marking the third stop on the current tour in as many weekend's. Directly from the winter break, the World's elite Trial riders have been thrown immediately back into battle with the opening two bouts having been contested in Strasbourg, France and Geneva, Switzerland over the last two weeks.Marseille will bring a new type of challenge to the competitors, with round three being held over two separate nights. Friday evening will see the action begin, as the eight fixed riders are joined by two wild card entrants for the qualification process. Only six successful candidates will progress to Saturday's main Trial, which once again will be broadcast live on FIM-TV.COM.The new year may only still be relatively young, but already reigning FIM X-Trial World Champion Toni Bou - Repsol Montesa has resumed normal service and shown himself to be currently operating at another level compared to his rivals. His performances in Strasbourg and Geneva thus far have been pure class and can only serve to have demoralised the opposition so early in the campaign.Behind Bou, the traditional battle to become the best of the rest has already begun to develop with compatriots Albert Cabestany - Sherco and Adam Raga - Gas Gas trading blows in the two rounds to date. Cabestany now holds the upper hand in the general standings as Raga's inconsistency returned in Geneva and left him without a podium placing.A pair of spirited rides by the tour's oldest campaigner Takahisa Fujinami - Repsol Montesa sees him holding fourth spot in the series some ten points clear of Jeroni Fajardo - Beta and Loris Gubian - Gas Gas. Fajardo has yet to shine since switching back to the Italian factory, but has showed moments of promise. Whilst Gubian can count himself unlucky having missed out on a place in the final in Geneva after losing a three-way tie decider with Fujinami and Raga, as the more experienced duo transferred through to the sharp end of the event.Michael Brown - Gas Gas and Alfredo Gomez - Montesa are the last of the permanent riders and must both up their game if they are to move beyond the qualification stage in Marseille. Their task will be made that bit tougher this weekend, as they have to contend with wild card entrants Alexandre Ferrer - Shero and Pol Tarres - Jotagas to book their place in the semifinal. Tarres will be making his debut on the new Spanish built machine, and hence will be looking to impress.Although Bou will be ultra confident when he arrives in the southern French city, he will also be aware of Cabestany's uninterrupted winning run in this atmospheric and noisy arena from 2008 to 2010 inclusive. With the series set to pause for a month after Marseille and ahead of a trip to Madrid in early March, all the riders will know the importance of a good holding performance this coming weekend.
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			<title>Fujinami heads back to Marseille, but with no fear</title>
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			<description>Fresh from his podium placing in Geneva, thirty-two-year-old Takahisa Fujinami – Repsol Montesa...</description>
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			Fresh from his podium placing in Geneva, thirty-two-year-old Takahisa Fujinami – Repsol Montesa will have mixed emotions as he returns to Marseille, France for the third round of the 2012 FIM X-Trial World Championship this coming Friday and Saturday.In the same small and compact arena, which sits on the outskirts of the city, the highly popular Japanese rider suffered what initially looked like a potential career ending crash just twelve months ago. Thankfully whilst Fujinami had to retire from the Trial part way through the final with a neck injury, he was back in action only two weeks later with no lasting damage having been done.The southern French port city has not been a good hunting ground for Takahisa in more recent years with him having also failed to make it through to the semi-final in 2010 and having narrowly missed out on a podium finish in 2009, when he placed fourth. In an attempt to forget the accident he had whilst racing his team-mate Toni Bou - Repsol Montesa in the dual lane section last year, and his previously bad form in Marseille, Fujinami will approach the event this coming weekend with a different attitude."For sure I have some bad memories for what happened in Marseille last year, but it changes nothing as I will go there thinking only positive things and with no fear. Before the crash I was riding well and was in the final, so it was not all bad.""Things will be different this year for sure, I have a good mentality and I am not thinking negative at all. I like the sections in Marseille they are very different from the Spanish sections and are better for me, as I have chance to be closer to the Spanish riders. In Marseille you always have some special sections with different materials which is good for me.""Now I am the oldest rider in the FIM X-Trial World Championship, but I still want to continue to be a part of the series in the future. Hopefully this season I will get some good results and show why I should still be a part of the show. In Strasbourg I was close to second place so I was happy with this, and then I finally made it onto the podium in Geneva.""I also want to continue with the X-Trial as it is important as part of my preparations for the outdoor championship. It is good to be riding against the best riders during these events so you can check your level before the outdoor events.""You know I really enjoy X-Trial as it is a great show for the public and I always try to do my best to give them something extra, and I think my fans like it when I do this."Takahisa's welcomed third place in Geneva last weekend was the first time he has visited the podium during an indoor / X-Trial campaign since February 2009, when he finished behind Bou and Raga respectively in Bolzano, Italy. The veteran protagonist will be hoping he can repeat this kind of performance in Marseille.
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			<title>'Lucky' Bou relishes Geneva success</title>
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			The Repsol riders, Toni Bou and Takahisa Fujinami, take the first and third position of the podium in the second round of the FIM X-Trial World Championship A new triumph for Toni Bou, this time at the Geneva Indoor Trial, second round of the FIM X-Trial World Championship that took place yesterday night. The Repsol rider had the situation under control in the Qualifying and showed his excellent from in the first zone of the semi-final, unreachable for all his rivals and that the several times champion was able to finish with only one point. A crash in the third obstacle did not prevent him from finishing that phase of the race as leader. He started the final round with a four-point advantage over his closes rival and finished it without increasing his penalty. With this new victory, Toni Bou increased by 13 points his advantage on top of the overall classification of this championship he has won the last five years.  His team mate at the Repsol Montesa Honda, Takahisa Fujimani, achieved a valuable podium, tied with the second placed. The Japanese rider, who in the last race finished just outside the podium, finished the qualifying with 6 points and was able to stand his ground in the semi-final (11 points), finally achieving the second best score in the final round.  The two Repsol riders had yesterday the visit of a special fan, the MotoGP rider of the Repsol Honda Team, Dani Pedrosa, who did not want to miss the opportunity to see the champions of this sport live.  Toni Bou will defend his lead of the championship in the third round that will take place next Friday, January 27 and Saturday, January 28, in the French city of Marseille.    Toni Bou &quot;It was a complicated trial, as all rounds in the World Championship, as there is always a lot at stake. In the end we were lucky to have from the beginning a small difference from the previous phase. I knew I could not make mistakes but the advantage I had, small as it was, allowed me to face the decisive moments with confidence. Of course, I am very satisfied with this victory and with the beginning of the season&quot;.   Takahisa Fujinami &quot;At Strasbourg last week I lost the podium for a very small difference and today I not only got the podium but I was very close to the second. There was so long since I got on the podium in an indoor round that today's podium feels like a victory. My beginning of the championship is being very positive and I will do my best to keep going like that&quot;.  
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			<title>Pedrosa enjoys X-Trial</title>
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			MotoGP front-runner and Repsol Honda rider Dani Pedrosa was an interested spectator at the 2012 FIM X-Trial World Championship event held in Geneva, Switzerland close to the headquarters of the FIM. Like many top-level road racers Dani is no stranger to playing on a Trial bike as part of his winter programme and hence could totally appreciate the skill of the riders in action.   &quot;These guys put on a really big show here this evening, it's amazing to see and I like it very much to watch these riders as it is so impressive. I certainly can't imagine me doing it, I just enjoy watching.&quot;    &quot;I try to ride Trial, but I do not look anything like these guys.&quot;    &quot;Toni is simply amazing. The things he is doing on the bike is totally crazy. He is a clear step ahead, but it is enjoyable to see.&quot;   At the end of the evening Dani joined FIM President Vito Ippolito in presenting the prizes to the top three placed riders as Geneva hosted a round of the FIM X-Trial World Championship for the second year in a row. New FIM CEO Stephane Desprez was also present to experience his first event of this kind and thoroughly enjoyed the occasion.Photos FIM/ Good-Shoot
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