After taking the first four stages easy and enjoying the pure South African gravel adventure, Double Olympic MTB champion Thomas Pidcock (GBR) targeted stage 5.
Sławomir Łukasik (Yeti/Fox Factory Race Team) and Ella Conolly both won three UCI Enduro World Cups each over the seven-round series to wrap up their first overall titles.
The Crankworx World Tour is gearing up for another season of gravity-fuelled action, tight competition, and the ultimate celebration of mountain biking culture in 2026.
From the lively streets of Kathmandu to the remote mountain trails of Dolpo, Kilian Bron and his META V5 take on the Himalayas with their trademark mix of style and commitment.
The future of SCOTT-SRAM is reinforced as new-kid-on-the-block Fabio Püntener and Swiss Champion Filippo Colombo sign contracts through to the Olympic year in 2028.
Riding with SCOTT-SRAM for his entire career, Nino Schurter has won 36 XCO World Cups, 10 World Championship titles, 9 World Cup Overall titles, 1 Olympic title, 2 more Olympic medals, and the...
Giving back and leaving something for the community: While filming “Ride to Survive II”, Tomomi Nishikubo already knew he wanted to contribute to the Odawara Forest Bike Park.
The seventh episode of N1NO BEYOND takes a look at the final stages of Nino’s elite cross-country career as his focus shifts to the legacy he’s leaving behind and the future of the sport he has...
The final day of Crankworx Whistler 2025 concluded in spectacular fashion as Red Bull Joyride once again transformed the Boneyard into the world stage for Slopestyle mountain biking.
As the sun dipped behind the Whistler mountain’s, approximately 8,000 spectators packed into the Boneyard and Skier’s Plaza for one of the festival’s most electric annual events: the Official...
Crankworx Whistler’s 20th anniversary continued under blazing sunshine, with high-octane racing bringing together youth, amateur, adaptive, and elite athletes.
The 20th edition of Crankworx Whistler roared into action today as the legendary OG CDN OPN DH returned to the festival schedule after a multi-year hiatus.
Brendan Fairclough and Andrew Neethling take on the ultimate challenge as they return to the Trans Madeira multi-day enduro adventure. How did it go? Watch and see for yourself!
18-year-old Asa Vermette edged out UK's Charlie Hatton to claim the title of Red Bull Hardline UK champion after an intense final race in Wales while defending champion, Rónán Dunne placed third.