The 2025 TrialGP season closes with a resounding success for Galfer, the leading brake brand in the world of trial. Toni Bou claimed his 38th world title (19th outdoor), and Berta Abellán made history by becoming world champion for the first time, both relying on the precision and reliability of Galfer brake components.
Toni Bou: an unstoppable legend with Galfer brakes
At the final round in Geddington (United Kingdom), the Repsol Honda HRC rider once again demonstrated why he is a living legend of motorcycling. With a double victory, Bou secured his 19th TrialGP title, added to 19 X-Trial championships, extending a historic streak that began in 2007.
Toni Bou’s legendary stats:
- 398 international participations
- 255 wins
- 330 podiums
- 38 world titles (19 TrialGP + 19 X-Trial)
This 2025 season he achieved 11 victories and 14 podiums, always relying on Galfer W and WLLG discs combined with Trial Top G1805 pads, providing maximum safety and control in every section.
Berta Abellán: a dream come true
The Spanish Scorpa rider, also equipped with Galfer brakes, capped off a career of perseverance and effort. After six consecutive runner-up finishes, Abellán finally claimed her first women’s TrialGP world title, a historic achievement for her and for Spanish trial riding.
Galfer: the benchmark for champions’ braking
Both Bou and Abellán share the same trust in Galfer products, which ensure precise, stable, and reliable braking under the most extreme competition conditions.
With this double world title, Galfer strengthens its position as a leading brand in trial and continues writing new chapters in the history of motorcycling.
