The 2025 European Trials Championships in Aarhus, Denmark, concluded with great success, featuring an extraordinary participation of athletes from across Europe. The competitions reached the highest technical levels, offering thrilling moments and full engagement for the spectators. The flawless organization ensured an excellent experience for both athletes and audience, establishing Aarhus as a benchmark venue for European trial cycling.
In the elite categories, the women’s competition saw Vera Baron from Spain claim victory with 210 points, ahead of Alba Riera, also from Spain, and Nina Vabre from France, both with 180 points, in a contest that went down to the last obstacle. In the men’s elite 26" category, Charlie Rolls from the United Kingdom prevailed with 270 points, followed by his compatriot Jack Carthy with 240 points, and Oliver Weightman, also from the United Kingdom, with 180 points. In the elite 20" category, Alejandro Montalvo from Spain won with 230 points, ahead of Robin Berchiatti from France with 200, and Borja Conejos from Spain with 180 points.
The junior categories also delivered great excitement. In the women’s junior competition, Andrea Perez from Spain dominated with 240 points, followed by Emilia Keikus from Germany with 230, and Yun Vilajosana from Spain with 180. In the men’s junior 26" category, Zalán Fark from Hungary took the win with 180 points, ahead of Mikel Azcona from Spain with 170 and Ferran Gonzalo from Spain with 140 points. Finally, in the junior 20" category, Guillaume Camus from France scored 290 points to take the victory, ahead of Travis Asenjo from Spain with 260, and Guillem Montoya from Spain with 240 points.
The Aarhus edition confirms the strength and growth of trial cycling in Europe, celebrating both emerging talents and established champions in an event that combines passion, technical skill, and spectacle.
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