Toni Bou to celebrate 40 World Championship titles with a celebration event in Barcelona
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Toni Bou to celebrate 40 World Championship titles with a celebration event in Barcelona

Repsol Honda HRC will host a special event on November 8th at Moll de la Marina, giving fans the chance to celebrate this historic milestone alongside the 40-time World Champion. The event time will be announced at a later date.

Barcelona is getting ready for a special celebration to mark Toni Bou's incredible achievement of 40 World Championship titles. Repsol Honda HRC and Honda Racing Corporation (HRC) are organising a celebration event where the most successful rider in motorcycle racing history will share this historic milestone with his fans.

On Sunday, November 8th, Moll de la Marina in Barcelona will host a spectacular exhibition featuring the Repsol Honda HRC rider, who will showcase his exceptional skills aboard the Montesa Cota 4RT. The event will be free and open to the public, offering fans a unique opportunity to experience trials action up close and celebrate alongside the 40-time World Champion.

In addition to the exhibition, visitors will have the opportunity to explore a special commemorative display inside the team's truck, featuring some of the most iconic items from Toni Bou's career. These include historic racing gear, gloves, boots and a selection of his most memorable helmets, including unique and special-edition designs created to celebrate his World Championship titles.

For fans unable to attend in person, the event will also be broadcast live on the official Repsol Honda HRC Trial Instagram account, @trialteamhrc, allowing supporters from around the world to follow the celebration and enjoy the action from wherever they are. The livestream time will be announced later via the official Repsol Honda HRC Trial social media channels.

The event will celebrate an unprecedented career in motorcycle racing. Since joining Repsol Honda HRC in 2007, Bou has claimed 20 TrialGP World Championship titles and 20 X-Trial World Championship titles, reaching the extraordinary milestone of 40 world crowns in 2026.