Hungarian Baja 2021: Margot Llobera continues the battle for the FIM World Cup in Baja Hungary

• Margot Llobera returns to action on the bike in Hungary with the aim of continuing the fight for the World Cup.
• The young rider will keep her World Cup calendar on two wheels and will combine the bike with her work as co-driver after her debut as navigator in the Baja Aragon.
• The Hungarian Baja will take place in Várpalota from August 5 to 8 with more than 600 km of race.

 
The young rider is not letting any opportunity slip away. After her successful debut as a co-driver in the Baja Spain meeting all the objectives set by the team, she is back on the back of her KTM in a new Baja World Cup event: the Baja Hungary.
 
Margot travels to this race integrated in the structure of Solbas Motorsport, and will continue her fight to be in the best positions of the overall and the women's category, where she is currently in second place in the World Cup.
 
In this edition of the Hungarian Baja 19 motards have registered in FIM category, including three women in total, who will face the winding tracks and dust characteristic of the Hungarian route, designed in the surroundings of Lake Balaton. After an excellent Baja Dubai that gave her the first points in the World Cup, Llobera plans to do a Baja from less to more and continue her unstoppable evolution in the Rally Raid fighting for the top positions without contemplations.
 
Divided into three stages, the Baja Hungary will start on Thursday 05 with the Administrative and Technical Verifications, with the first day of competition scheduled for Friday with 7.7 km in the form of prologue. On Saturday things will get serious with no less than four special stages of about 280 km in total, to close on Sunday with two more special stages of 83.3 km each.
  
Margot Llobera:

"I am very happy to be back on a motorcycle, we had this date on the calendar since the beginning of the year and we are very excited to arrive in Hungary. The last few weeks I have trained a lot on the KTM and also the physical aspect to get to the top for this race. A World Cup is always complex to manage and every race we ride helps us to improve, so the important thing for me is to compete well and after the success of Dubai we want to keep fighting hard and show that we are improving day by day. To be here racing inside a military zone is spectacular, I'm sure we will like the course and enjoy this race to the fullest."

Automatic translation from the official press release