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Not gonna lie, I'm kinda stoked to see Transition sponsoring a full on freerider again. Now, who else are they sponsoring, what with #morewherethatcamefrom #staytuned or is that just talking about Nico puting out edits?

Great investigating! Christopher Grice is a great kid and very down to earth. Lives in the same area and has the same trainer as Luca Shaw when Luca was a teenager. He also bangs laps out with Neko and Dak at Windrock. He is still young at 17 so there is so much more potential.

Jared graves just posted a picture of a shimano brake on a fox fork, further fueling the yeti rumors

LUCA SHAW TO RACE DOWNHILL FOR CERVELO IN 2020!!!

I present you with Specialized gravity’s new team member Christopher GRICE with 10 mins of research I figured it out , straight to roots and rain checking americian champs as someone above mentioned he from America And funny enough he won American champs , checked spg’s insta story boom someone with two identical red wrist braces funny enough Christopher GRICE also runs two identical red wrist braces and will be 1st ur junior next year , you can thank me later

https://www.instagram.com/p/B6_ynNujMn2/

Vink to Transition. Confirmed on Transitions Instagram account

Good move by Intense. The kid seems like an amazing young talent ;-)

https://www.instagram.com/p/B6_ujlPB1QP/?igshid=1rldnh8mrirjp NSMBteam saying that Seth Sherlock has signed to Intense factory DH team

I remember when Matti Lehikoinen was in a similar situation when he won Champery (the round more associated with Sam Hill's 4th place finish when everyone else failed to just survive down the mountain in the rain and goop). To his credit, Matti claimed to have studied the forecast for race day and purposely qualified in a spot where he felt the weather won't be much a factor just yet. Anyway, had he not won another round like he did in Brazil shortly thereafter, he may have well been in the same shoes as Alex is in right now. I...

Alex won that day. No if, buts or maybes

That's too bad. A win's a win in my book. The reality is, conditions play role in this sport. If we went back to look at every race that conditions changed mid event, we'd have a lot of top riders that 'stole' races. Nothing to be ashamed of. That's just how the dice roll sometimes. Hope he doesn't carry it as a burden.

Eddie is confirmed NOT off Pivot, he was just fucking with everyone.

Eddie Masters confirmed as "just being Eddie Masters".

Watching her and Kaos ride Senders at a public uplift today confirmed it for me.

Hum...I never hear stories of punters going thru 4-6 alloy rims over a race weekend....I get what you are saying and it certainly applies to things like hack shifting, but talk with some WC mechanics about rim consumption on rocky tracks over a race weekend and that certainly does not compare to your average punter. Back on topic: The Vital fellas seem pretty hot on Gwin's 2020 outlook. Still some Q's about who (if anyone) is replacing Moir. Speculation about this? Will his health, new team dynamics and a full year on the Intense allow him conjure up sweet baby...

Do you turn your audio off for vital raw?

You'd be amazed at how much better parts hold up under pros than punters... Pros know how to ride better and have mechanics to keep things running right... Your average hack doesn't have the smoothness of a pro, even on a trail that is a lot easier than a WC course.. Now, give a pro a part and tell them to break it.. Different story..

Tahnee sitting drinking coffee out of a canyon cup confirms it for me

Because punters put wheels thru the rigors of top WC racers, right? At this point those e*thirteen rims under Gwin for so many years with no issues are looking pretty good.