Posts tagged with 'enduro-world-series'

There isn't a lot of true 'jank' in this opening episode. Rather, heaps of incredible riding and entertaining viewing from behind the scenes…

Maes is off to a killer start to the 2019 EWS season and has learnt what it takes over the years…

AJ's list is full of things that will benefit others—surely that'll move his wishes up on Santa's priority list?

Chris Ball answers some of the typical questions he's receiving from riders on the new partnership…

Should event staff be making changes to your favourite sections of trail and if so, what tactics do they take?

“Martin wants to be world champion. Whether he will focus on downhill or enduro is still to be determined, and GT will support whatever decision he makes.”

We all know it must be hard, but just how hard is it and what's involved…

Wet n' wild in Italy for Day 1 of the Enduro World Series

A supremely tight day of racing in Austria and Slovenia for Round 4 of the Enduro World Series

Incredible action from the French EWS where even the world's best riders came unstuck.

Challenging conditions in France for the third round of the EWS see a shift in the results.

The legend discusses his approach to 2018 and how he found the opening two rounds in Chile and Colombia.

Two races, two top spots on the podium. Hill is killing it in 2018...

Despite a stark contrast to the race in Chile only a week ago, the top steps were filled by familiar faces.

The EWS returns for a brand-new year filled with flat-out racing…

What's new and of note for 2018 where the Enduro World Series is concerned…

A glimpse of what it takes to be one of the best bike racers of our time with Jared Graves.

Ignore the overly dramatic voice-over and enjoy this fun behind the scenes look as Chris Ball scours the globe for the next EWS location.

The lowdown on Tuto Tuesday, racing and having a lot of energy as a new father, and possibly being even more wild now that he is a father.

Rocky goes all Canuck for their 2018 roster...

Over 50 events and a number of new countries hosting give us Average Joe's more opportunity to qualify to race the world's best.

It could have gone ugly, but enduro camaraderie, indie disruptors, and big wheel trail bikes top the list pushing things in the right direction.

What happens when you are 'voluntold' to ride a 25-year old full rigid bike down a nasty EWS stage?