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As Emil Johansson (SWE) entered the finish corral after his second run in a victory train with fellow Red Bull athlete Erik Fedko (GER), his win secured, the on-site announcer coined a new term: it seems we’ve entered the “Era of Emil.”

As Jordy Scott (USA) crossed the finish line, her style points boosting her ahead of Vaea Verbeeck (CAN) in the women’s final of the CLIF Speed & Style presented by Mons Royale, it was a win for her and a win for women in the sport.

New track keeps racers on their toes and on the edge, with two Americans breaking through to the top.

Through sweat and dust, two non-local Kiwis rose to the challenge to take the win in the first event of Crankworx Rotorua 2020. Wellington’s Rae Morrison accomplished total stage domination, while New Plymouth’s Eddie Masters took four out of six stages over the course of the day.

Kings, Queens, hopefuls, all-stars, and up-and-comers preparing to descend on New Zealand for first stop of 2020 Crankworx World Tour

CANADIAN WINS MOUNTAIN BIKING’S SCARIEST EVENT AS VAN STEENBERGEN ENDS THIRD RED BULL RAMPAGE IS THE SUPER BOWL OF FREERIDE MOUNTAIN BIKING From its inception in 2001, Red Bull Rampage has always been about pushing the boundaries of what’s possible on two wheels. Nearly two decades on, that premise has not changed and, in the

In 2019 the iconic rainbow stripes will be competed for at the World Final on October 19 at the Swiss Bike Park in Köniz-Oberried near Bern, Switzerland after Pump Track’s inclusion by the Union Cycliste Internationale (UCI), cycling governing body.

AMAZING THAILAND REVEALED AS TITLE SPONSOR OF THE INTERNATIONAL CHIANG MAI ENDURO 2019 The International Chiang Mai Enduro is one of the most anticipated mountain bike events in Asia. Taking place between 28th November – 1st December 2019 there is more buzz being generated than ever before for this year’s event and for the first

KERR MAKES HISTORY WITH SECOND REDBULL HARDLINE WINS It’s an all-British podium in heavy Welsh mist at toughest downhill MTB event in world! Bernard Kerr battled through heavy mist to become the first person to ever win the world’s toughest mountain bike downhill race for the second time. Gee Atherton and Joe Smith completed an