With four of the top five trials riders in the world in its team, Spain looked certain to take a seventh victory as the best of the best descended on Poland for the 27th

Trial des Nations. With 20 countries represented, including five battling out in the elite class, this year’s contest proved one of the most thrilling. Bou, Raga, Fajardo and Cabestany were the favourites to uphold national pride, but the wet and muddy conditions allowed the British team of Dougie Lampkin, James Dabill, Michael Brown and Alex Wigg to keep the pressure on right to the bitter end. The Official Review is packed with action footage bringing you the essential highlights as a titanic battle for victory unfolds.

With four of the top five trials riders in the world in its team, Spain looked certain to take a seventh victory as the best of the best descended on Poland for the 27th

Trial des Nations. With 20 countries represented, including five battling out in the elite class, this year’s contest proved one of the most thrilling. Bou, Raga, Fajardo and Cabestany were the favourites to uphold national pride, but the wet and muddy conditions allowed the British team of Dougie Lampkin, James Dabill, Michael Brown and Alex Wigg to keep the pressure on right to the bitter end. The Official Review is packed with action footage bringing you the essential highlights as a titanic battle for victory unfolds.