Honda Montesa move on to Great Britain
AngleseyMiquel Gelabert currently holds fifth place in the standings with 142 points.
The British town of Anglesey will host the fourth round of the 2026 TrialGP World Championship this weekend. In a region with a rich tradition in the sport, Honda Montesa will look to continue the progress they have shown in recent rounds. Miquel Gelabert arrives at the event in fifth place in the overall standings, with 142 points.
The RTL Electric rider had a strong performance in Camerino last time out. On the opening day of the Italian round, Gelabert finished third in Race 1 and ultimately secured fourth place. This result once again demonstrated the potential of the Honda electric bike, and the team's ability to compete among the top riders in the premier class.
Since the last World Championship round, Gelabert has also participated in the Spanish Championship event held in Pobladura de las Regueras, where he achieved third place on both days.
The action in Anglesey begins on Friday with technical and administrative checks, a visit to the track, and the Super Test. On Saturday and Sunday, the riders will compete at one of the most iconic venues on the calendar, where Honda Montesa will try to take the best possible result before the summer break.
"The last few races have allowed us to confirm that we’re moving in the right direction. In Italy, we were very close to the podium, and the two third-place finishes in Pobladura in the Spanish Championship have also given us confidence. Anglesey will be a demanding race, but we know we must continue working in the same way. Every weekend we get to know the bike better and can take more advantage of its potential. The goal will be to be consistent over both days, make as few mistakes as possible, and get on the podium."
"The last few races have allowed us to confirm that we’re moving in the right direction. In Italy, we were very close to the podium, and the two third-place finishes in Pobladura in the Spanish Championship have also given us confidence. Anglesey will be a demanding race, but we know we must continue working in the same way. Every weekend we get to know the bike better and can take more advantage of its potential. The goal will be to be consistent over both days, make as few mistakes as possible, and get on the podium."
"We’ve started the season with a very good feeling and with a bike that has evolved a lot compared to last year. Thanks to the great work by the team and Miquel, we’ve been able to constantly improve, getting closer and closer to the front and demonstrating great consistency. The goal is clear: to fight for the podium. We know it won’t be easy, but we’re arriving at this race in England with confidence and ambition. We hope to take another step forward and go into the break well."
"We’ve started the season with a very good feeling and with a bike that has evolved a lot compared to last year. Thanks to the great work by the team and Miquel, we’ve been able to constantly improve, getting closer and closer to the front and demonstrating great consistency. The goal is clear: to fight for the podium. We know it won’t be easy, but we’re arriving at this race in England with confidence and ambition. We hope to take another step forward and go into the break well."
