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Toni Bou wins 40th world trial championship

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Spanish rider Toni Bou, competing for Repsol Honda HRC, has secured a historic 40th career world title in motorcycle trial, setting an unprecedented record in international motorcycling. Following a victory at the French Grand Prix in Cahors, the championship progressed to Zelhem, Netherlands. After winning both races on the first day in Zelhem, Bou entered the final stages of the competition needing only eight points to mathematically guarantee the championship. He successfully clinched the title during the TrialGP in Zelhem, finishing ahead of Jaime Busto and Gabriel Marcelli. This milestone achievement consists of 20 outdoor TrialGP world championships and 20 X-Trial indoor championships. The 39-year-old rider maintained an undefeated streak throughout the season, further extending a career that includes 175 outdoor victories and 99 X-Trial wins. His total career statistics now include an unprecedented 275 global victories. This achievement places him significantly ahead of other legendary riders, such as Dougie Lampkin, who holds 12 world titles. The milestone has drawn praise from high-profile athletes, including Marc Márquez and Andrés Iniesta. In subsequent developments, Bou, riding for Montesa, secured the championship following a dominant performance in Zelhem, marking his 20th consecutive title in the premier class.

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