Bou and Marcelli winners of X-Trial of Nation...

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X-Trial 2026

Saturday, 14th March 2026

Bou and Marcelli winners of X-Trial of Nations

Sevilla

The Repsol Honda HRC riders claim the crown for Spain in Seville.

Bou and Marcelli winners of X-Trial of Nations

Seville hosted another edition of the X-Trial of Nations this Saturday, with Repsol Honda HRC riders Toni Bou and Gabriel Marcelli representing Spain. The pair secured another title for the Royal Spanish Motorcycle Federation, adding to their impressive record in the competition.

The Spanish representatives led the way from the start and, after topping the standings on the first two laps, they secured their place in the final with authority. In the decisive round, they reaffirmed their dominance and triumphed over the other participating countries to lift the title. They were followed by Jack Peace and Harry Hemingway, representing Great Britain in second place, and the Italian duo of Matteo Grattarola and Francesco Titli in third.

For Bou, who just a week ago secured his 20th individual indoor championship, this victory marks his tenth X-Trial of Nations title. It is a first for Marcelli in an incredible debut for the young Galician rider -who already boasts three other titles with the national team in the outdoor version of the competition.

The Repsol Honda HRC riders’ next challenge will take place in Tarragona on April 18th, where the 2026 X-Trial World Championship season will conclude -following the cancellation of the round in Lisbon.

Toni Bou ¹

Repsol Honda HRC

Winning an X-Trial of Nations title is always a source of pride. It’s a unique competition, and it’s a pleasure to represent the Spanish Federation once again. I want to thank them for including me. I’m also very happy for Gabri, who competed in this event for the first time and did a fantastic job. There’s only one X-Trial race left, in Tarragona, so I’m eager to finish the year in the best possible way.

Gabriel Marcelli ³⁸

Repsol Honda HRC

This was my first time in an X-Trial of Nations, and I’m very happy with my debut. Sharing a team with Toni is always a privilege, and being able to represent Spain in this way has been a pleasure. I want to thank the Spanish Federation for giving me this opportunity. Now it’s time to focus on Tarragona, finish the season strongly and secure the runner-up position.