Toni Bou, Monster truck Style, rides a buggy through the mud, and has loads of fun doing it.

The Repsol Honda Team rider secured in Nice his twenty-first World Championship, his eleventh X-Trial World Championship title. Fujinami finished fifth.

11th X-Trial world title in the bag after closing round in Nice.

The Repsol Honda Team rider achieved yesterday his third win in the third round of the X-Trial World Championship. Busto finished fourth just ahead of Fujinami, fifth

The Repsol Honda Team rider took in Austria his second win of the season, with Takahisa Fujinami in sixth place.

The 20 times World Champion wins the first round of the 2017 X-Trial World Championship, where Busto and Fujinami finished just out of the finales, in fifth and sixth, respectively.

Toni Bou has done it again. For the past ten years in a row he's won every single world competition he's participated in, and he's collected 20 World Championship titles (10 Outdoor Trial and 10 X-Trial) which makes him the motorcycle athlete with the most victories in history.

The Repsol Honda Team rider puts the icing on his 20th title and does not leave any chance during the second day in Italy. Fujinami, fifth, secures the third place in the overall standings and Busto, seventh today, closes the World Championship in sixth place.

The Repsol Honda Team rider achieved his eleventh victory of the season and became Trial World Champion for the tenth time in a row, the twentieth title of his track record.

The Repsol Honda Team rider increased his advantage in the lead of the Trial World Championship up to 31 points with only two rounds to go. Fujinami achieved a fifth place in both rounds and Busto improved from yesterday and finished sixth.

The Repsol Honda Team rider gathered another triumph at the Belgium Grand Prix and increased his lead in the World Championship. Takahisa Fujinami finished fifth and Jaime Busto, sixth.

The Repsol Honda Team rider won both days of the Andorra Grand Prix that took place this weekend. Takahisa Fujinami got another podium and Jaime Busto two fourth places.

Repsol Honda rider Toni Bou wins on both days of Trial of Germany at Gefrees. Teammates Takahisa Fujinami and Jaime Busto move up in the overall standings after both just miss out on the podium.

Second win of the outdoor season for the Repsol Honda rider, with Takahisa Fujinami celebrating his 300th race in the World Championship with a new podium. Jaime Busto finished sixth.

The Repsol Honda Team rider achieved his third victory of the season and won the 19th World Championship of his career.

The Repsol Honda Team rider won the third round of the year in X-Trial and is now eight points ahead in the World Championship lead, just before the last round of the Championship. Fujinami was fifth, missing the finale by one point.