Theresa Bauml

Theresa Bauml
Nationality Germany German
Born (1997-10-27) 27 October 1997
Koblenz, Germany
Current team Ossa
Website http://www.theresabaeuml.de/ Theresa Bauml Official Website

Theresa Bauml (born in Koblenz, Germany), is a German Women's International motorcycle trials rider. She is the 2015 German Women's and FIM European Women's Trials Champion.

Biography

Theresa Bauml first rode trials on the international scene in 2010 at the Czech World Trials round. She returned there again in 2011 and scored her first international points with a 15th-place finish, ending the season 22nd in the FIM World Women's Trials Championship.[1]

In 2012 Bauml finished runner-up to Ina Wilde in the German Women's Championship. She was again runner-up to Wilde in 2013, finishing the season strongly with her first national win at the final Kiefersfelden round. On the international circuit Bauml ended the season a creditable 2nd place in the European championship behind British rider Emma Bristow.

A strong start to 2014 saw Bauml win the opening three rounds of the German series, but was knocked back to 2nd place later in the season, finished runner-up once again to Ina Wilde. They carried their rivalry over to the European Championships, with Bauml taking a pair of wins in Poland, but Wilde managed to ahead on points for a repeat of their familiar one-two finish.

In 2015 Bauml had her best season to date, turning the tables on Wilde and finally taking the top step of the podium at the end of the season. Winning her first German Women's Trials Title ahead of Wilde with Bianca Huber in 3rd place. She also stood on the podium alongside Wilde and Mona Pekarek as a member of the German Women's Trial Des Nations Team that finished runner up to the British team in the Czech Republic.[2] But the icing on the cake was winning the European Women's Championship after taking 2nd place in Italy[3] and winning both rounds in Poland.[4]

German Women's Trials Championship

[5]

Year Team 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 Points Rank
2011 Gas Gas ROH
-		 ROH
-		 OSN
5		 OSN
3		 26 7th
2012 Beta SCH
3		 SCH
2		 OSN
2		 OSN
2		 66 2nd
2013 Ossa SPE
5		 SPE
2		 KIE
2		 KIE
1		 65 2nd
2014 Ossa SCH
1		 SCH
1		 KIE
1		 KIE
3		 WER
1		 WER
2		 OSN
2		 OSN
2		 146 2nd
2015 Ossa ROH
2		 ROH
1		 WIE
1		 WIE
1		 WIL
1		 WIL
1		 OSN
1		 OSN
1		 157 1st

Women's European Trials Championship

[6]

Year Team 1 2 3 4 Points Rank
2010 Gas Gas ITA
9		 AND
9		 CZE
8		 22 7th
2011 Gas Gas ITA
9		 GER
-		 CZE
-		 7 15th
2012 Beta ITA
5		 CZE
6		 NED
4		 34 4th
2013 Ossa CZE
5		 NOR
3		 SWE
2		 210 2nd
2014 Ossa ITA
3		 POL
1		 POL
1		 BEL
2		 355 2nd
2015 Ossa ITA
2		 POL
1		 POL
1		 41 1st

Women's World Trials Championship

[7]

Year Team 1 2 3 4 5 Points Rank
2011 Gas Gas GER
-		 CZE
15		 ITA
-		 1 21st
2012 Beta AND
-		 AND
-		 SWI
13		 SWI
7		 SWI
-		 12 14th
2013 Ossa AND
7		 AND
10		 FRA
11		 FRA
8		 FRA
12		 23 10th
2014 Ossa BEL
6		 SPA
5		 SPA
3		 AND
7		 36 5th
2015 Ossa CZE
5		 CZE
6		 SPA
5		 SPA
5		 SPA
6		 33 6th
2016 Beta GBR
5		 GBR
7		 ITA
3		 ITA
7		 FRA
6		 45 6th

Honors

References

  1. ↑ "World Stats Bauml" (PDF). trialonline.org. Retrieved 28 November 2015.
  2. ↑ "Trial Des Nations 2015". trialmaguk.com. Retrieved 28 November 2015.
  3. ↑ "First Day In trentino". fim-europe.com. Retrieved 28 November 2015.
  4. ↑ "last round of FIM Europe and Youth". phototrial.it. Retrieved 28 November 2015.
  5. ↑ "German Championship". trialonline.org. Retrieved 13 September 2016.
  6. ↑ "FIM European Championship". trialonline.org. Retrieved 28 November 2015.
  7. ↑ "FIM World Championship". trialonline.org. Retrieved 28 November 2015.
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