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Jaime Busto

Date of Birth: 04/12/1997

Birthplace: Gorliz – Vizcaya – España

Nationality: Spanish

Years as Repsol rider: 3 (including 2017)

Jaime Busto

Sporting Career

2005

Catalan Trial Initiation Champion

2006

Catalan Trial Champion

2007

3rd of youth Catalan Trial Championship

2008

Catalan Trial Promo 80 Champion
Spanish Youth 80 Champion

2009

Catalan Trial Promo 125 Champion
Spanish Youth 125 Champion

2010

Spanish Cadet Champion
European Youth Inter 125 Champion
2nd in Catalan Cadet Trial Championship

2012

European Youth 125 Champion

2013

Spanish TR2 Champion

2014

FIM World Cup Champion

2015

6th Trial Outdoor World Championship

2016

6th Trial Outdoor World Championship

2017

7th FIM X-Trial World Championship

3rd Trial Outdoor World Championship

Biography

2014 – 2017

Jaime Busto (Gorliz, 4/12/1997) is one of the brightest lights in the Trial discipline. In 2014 he scored an impressive win in the FIM World Cup (former World Junior Championship), winning seven of the thirteen races disputed. In 2012 he had become Youth 125 category champion, a competition in which he had previously debuted in 2011 at thirteen years of age. 

 

At a Spanish national level, the Basque rider had achieved all the titles in the lower categories and in 2015 he signed for the Repsol Honda Team. He finished eighth overall despite suffering an injury in the las part of the season and that same year he made his debut as a wild card at the Barcelona Trial, an experience that he repeated in Oviedo. In his first complete outdoor World Championship, Busto achieved a well-deserved sixth place, a position he repeated in 2016, finishing just out of the podium more than once.

An achievement that finally arrived in 2017. After being confirmed as a permanent rider at the X-Trial World Championship –which he finished in seventh place–, at the start of the outdoor championship he achieved a second position and got on the podium in the last round of the year, that took place in Andorra. He repeated that position in five of the six rounds left and secured the third overall place of the Championship.

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