The World Indoor Trials Championship turned into something of a one man show as Toni Bou cruised to a fourth indoor title in a row. However, the Spaniard was forced to work hard to maintain his dominance of the sport and watching Bou at his best is always exciting and a huge pleasure. The Official Review features the best action from all five rounds of the championship as Albert Cabestany becomes the only man other than Bou to take the top step of the podium during the entire campaign. The championship result may not be in doubt, but watching one the greatest trials riders of all time at the very peak of his performance is awe-inspiring.

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.

The seemingly unstoppable Toni Bou made it eight World Championship titles in a row at the end of another thrilling season of outdoor trials, and the Official Review brings you all the vital highlights from his journey to another crown. With the very best action from every race at all eight rounds, the review shows the Spaniard didn’t have it all his own way, battling rival Adam Raga and Japanese star Takahisa Fujinami for victory as the season unfolded. As ever, the review is packed with the best footage showing the spectacular skills and incredible talents of the best trials riders as the battle the most challenging sections the world has to offer.