Tenth Edition of Trial Amics: A Day of Excitement and Skill in Llucmajor

Last Sunday, 5th November, I attended the tenth edition of the Trial Amics, one of the most important trials of the Balearic Trial Championship since 2004.

Joan Mir Santandreu Trial Jumping
Joan Mir’s spectacular leap at the end of the zone

The location chosen for this challenge was the surroundings of the Galdent quarries, whose history dates back to the 14th century. These quarries, which once produced high quality marés for the most striking elements of religious and civil buildings, became the perfect setting for the skill and excitement of the sport.

The Motoclub Escudería l’Ofre was in charge of organising this trial day in Llucmajor, which attracted the best riders of the Balearic Islands in the 8 categories. The atmosphere was one of competition and camaraderie, with many spectators moving from one area to another to follow the races closely.

Several pilots discussing strategy
Several pilots discussing strategy

In the top category, TR2, the rider José Segura took the victory, demonstrating his skill and ability on the bike. Behind him, Jordi Crespi and Guillem Soler completed the podium.

The winners in the other categories were Miguel Salva, Andreu Avella, Pep Segura, Juan Thomas, Juan Jose Mir, Iván García and José Manuel Feit, who showed off their skills on their motorbikes and gave the spectators a good time.

We would like to thank the collaboration of the Llucmajor Town Hall, the Balearic motorcycling federation and the sponsors who once again contributed to the success of this event. The involvement of the local authorities highlights the importance of events such as the Trial Amics for the community and highlights the connection between sport and the city.

With the closing of this event in Mallorca, the Balearic Trial Championship will move to Ibiza for the last competition of the season.

In short, it was not just a sporting competition, but an event that united the community around the passion for trials and two-wheeled skill. The roar of the engines, the skill of the drivers and the enthusiasm of the spectators created a great atmosphere.

Source and Images: Villegas Photo

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