Triumph adds a new national title to his career in motocross thanks to Carlos Pratproclaimed Spanish Sub-18 Motocross Champion (MXS18) at the controls of the TF 250-X. The Catalan driver and the team Triumph Racing Turkey Wheel Thus, two seasons of work in top competition at the national level culminate with a first great success that reflects both the sporting evolution of the team and the competitiveness of British motorcycles.
The championship represents an important step for the Triumph Racing Pavo Rueda Team, and confirms the progression of Carlos Prat, reinforcing the brand’s sporting project in Spain. It also adds to a season of great successes, also on the international scene, for the British brand.
Carlos Prat closes the season in Lugo
The suspension of the last test scheduled in Alhama has left the classification of the Spanish Under-18 Motocross Championship, held this year in Mérida, Osuna and Lugo, as final. Carlos Prat closed the season with 128 points, five more than Alex Lasheras and fifteen ahead of Samuel Tapia, after scoring in the six rounds held and adding two victories, a second and a third position.
The sporting outcome came in Lugo, where Prat and Lasheras faced the last round tied at 103 points. The victory of the Triumph rider, his second of the season after the one achieved in Osuna, was decisive in winning the championship and signing the team’s first national title.
“I am very happy to become champion in this season of ups and downs. I would have liked very much to have shown once again that I have been the strongest in competition, but sometimes things do not depend on us”said Carlos Prat after confirming his national title.
Triumph Racing Pavo Rueda says goodbye in Talavera de la Reina
This same weekend, the Triumph Racing Pavo Rueda faced the last test of the Spanish Elite Motocross Championship in Talavera de la Reinawhere Carlos Prat and Elías Escandell would seek to fight for the front positions in MX2. The training has not included Ander Valentinwho has not yet recovered from the ailments suffered after a hard fall during the MX1 timed training in Morón de la Frontera (Seville).
Although the U-18 category has not competed in this last event, Prat received his recognition as champion of Spain at the Cerro Negro Circuit, before putting an end to his season. “With this news I arrive more motivated than ever to the last test of the MX2, where I hope to be as far ahead as possible in Talavera. I want to thank all the members of Triumph for their work during the season”added the Catalan pilot.
The TF 250-X and reinforces its trajectory in motocross
Carlos Prat’s title adds to a particularly outstanding season for Triumph in motocross. Last September, the also Spanish Guillem Farrés was proclaimed MX2 world champion at the controls of the TF 250-X, achieving the first motocross world title in the history of the British brand.
Both successes highlight the competitiveness of a motorcycle developed entirely by Triumph, which combines a lightweight aluminum chassis of its own design, designed to offer precision and agility, with a powerful 250 cc four-stroke engine. A combination that allows the TF 250-X to offer an efficient power-to-weight ratio.
With Carlos Prat as the new Spanish Under-18 champion, Triumph adds another title to a benchmark season for the TF 250-X and reinforces its trajectory in motocross, both nationally and internationally. More information and details about Triumph’s MX range by visiting its official website or visiting any authorized dealer of the brand.
