Rabino takes an Andorra double as Freeman retains the E3 lead

Beta left the weekend of June 13 and 14 with two important world results. In Andorra, Andrea Sofia Rabino won both days of the TrialGP Women. In Portugal, Brad Freeman maintained the lead in the E3 championship after a second place in the second day of the first round of Fafe.

Key takeaway

• Andrea Sofia Rabino signed a double at the TrialGP Women in Andorra.
• The FIM confirmed that this was then his best weekend in his career in the category.
• Brad Freeman finished fourth and then second at E3 in Fafe.
• Nathan Watson took two fifth places in E2.
• Beta also placed several riders in the first positions of its national championships.

Andrea Sofia Rabino makes a milestone in Andorra

The Naturlandia course, located at an altitude of about 1,600 meters, combined steep slopes, rocks and heat. Rabino was the most regular in the TrialGP Women. The double is all the more significant because the Italian rider needed to reduce her championship deficit.

The International Federation of Motorcycling has confirmed the two victories and presented this performance as the best of his career at this level. This external validation allows us to measure the scope of the result beyond the manufacturer's statement.

In the queen category, Jaime Busto took third place on Saturday before finishing sixth on Sunday. Matteo Grattarola occupied the fourth and fifth positions. The two men remained close to the podium without reproducing Rabino's domination.

Brad Freeman earns points at Fafe

The first of the two Portuguese EnduroGP races was held on a circuit of about 50 kilometers. Freeman finished fourth in E3 on the first day, then second on Sunday. The official EnduroGP website confirms this second place, obtained six seconds ahead of Steve Holcombe.

The Briton thus maintained the lead in the E3 before the second race in Fafe. His situation remained fragile, however: regularity counted more than the declarations of domination present in the brand communication.

Nathan Watson finished fifth in both days in E2. Clément Clauzier, on the other hand, showed an encouraging pace in Junior 1, but a fall thwarted his fight for the podium on Sunday.

Two disciplines, the same requirement of constancy

Rabino's double is a net result. Freeman's position is more related to the management of a championship that is still open. In both cases, the ability to limit mistakes made the difference: in trial by controlling penalties, in enduro by accumulating points over two days.

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