FIM TRIAL WORLD CHAMPIONSHIP

The 2016 FIM Trial World Championship is underway! Witness all the highlights from the season opener in Catalonia, Spain. This year, look forward to new categories, new locations, and more surprises. Rookies and veterans clash in this competitive outdoor sport, the most prestigious motorcycle trials tournament, which has been running since 1964!

After the last round in Spain, the 2016 FIM Trial series makes its way across the seas to Motegi, Japan, for the only event outside of Europe this year. Nine-time world champion Antoni Bou is the series leader, but local heroes Tomoyuki Ogawa and Kenichi Kuroyama have shared the last 14 Japanese national titles between them and are looking to secure the win in their home country.

Toni Bou and Adam Raga continue to dominate the 2016 Trial season, sitting on a comfortable lead in the overall rankings as we head to Germany for Round 2 of the 2016 season. Combined, these two riders have won an amazing 25 world championship titles!

Check out Round 4 of the 2016 FIM Trial World Championship in the sixth smallest country in Europe: Andorra. The country may only be 181 square miles, but there are plenty of outdoor locations filled with challenging and varied terrain for these Trial bike riders to tackle, including the highest elevation courses in the entire series.

Round 5 of the 2016 FIM Trial World Championship takes us to the forests and mountains of Lourdes, France. Only four rounds remain in the season and after the last round in Andorra, the standings remain relatively unchanged. The other riders will have a significant points gap to overcome if they hope to catch series leaders Adam Raga and Toni Bou.

For Round 6 of the 2016 FIM Trial World Championship, we head to the tiny Belgian city of Comblain-au-Pont. With a population of a little more than 5,300 people, it will be a rare chance for locals to see some of the international stars of World Championship Trial up close.

After a very impressive performance last round in Belgium, it looks like Toni Bou is poised to take home the championship for an amazing 10th time. See how the rest of the riders fall in the standings as we present the penultimate round of the 2016 Trial World Championship season from the village of Tong near Bradford in England.

The last official round of 2016 Trial bike competition has been completed but there is still a chance for riders to shine as they travel to Isola 2000 ski resort in France for the FIM Trial des Nations. The Trial des Nations is an Olympic-style event with a more relaxed atmosphere that pits the top men and women in the sport against each other to win medals and bring honor to their home nations.