Posts tagged with 'world-cup-dh'

The Commencal World Cup DH team end the 2018 season on a high note.

The incredible track in Vallnord, Andorra is dishing out incredible racing…

Cathrovision is at it again, bringing racer insights to the track walk that you won't get elsewhere…

Jump aboard with Brendog down what is many a racers favourite track for the year…

The best RAW of the year on the best track of the year. It must be the best day of the year…

Full results from a dry finals day on the Black Snake…

Wild conditions have the Black Snake track in VDS shaking things up for the World's best DH racers…

The track and conditions at Val di Sole are putting riders to the test and what's Aaron Gwin have to say about it…

An incredible weekend of racing on the track that just 12 months ago was considered too "bike parky"…

"It looks like a mountain bike track, not a scalextric track, which I'm stoked about…"

Jack Moir fills us in on his rise toward the sharp end of the World Cup DH results sheet, his preparation for 2018 and his work on getting the Intense M29 ready for production…

Find out what makes one of the winningest DH racers of all time tick in the run up to Lošinj...

The least serious release of 2018. Take a trip back to everything tacky/awesome about the eighties, but with spaceships for bikes.

MS-Mondraker release their World Cup DH team with the return of the Bulldog who will join Laurie Greenland and Mad Mike Jones.

The Red Car Rocket surprises teammates Matt Walker and Alex Marin out of a smoking chest, ready to lead them into the 2018 season.

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

Nico is still one of the winningest DH racers the world has ever seen and shares his insights from his years racing at the top.

Minnaar's crash, Gwin's flat, Hart flirts with the sound barrier...

The best way to know what to watch for during tomorrow's race is to check out Ben Cathro's video coverage from Day 1 and 2.

Val di Sole has always been a rough course, but this year's edition of the Black Snake looks worse than ever, setting up a great finale for the final World Cup of the year.

After a couple of tracks that disappointed riders and fans it could be that the Vallnord track in Andorra is what we've been waiting for...

The Parkins talk to the racers and shoot them at race pace on two kinds of wheel sizes - as Gee goes fastest...

What happens to the front and rear suspension of the best riders in the world in a gnarly section of track? Have a look...

"All too often we can get sucked into the same old habits. Same trails, same bike, same everything."