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dear americans: please stop thinking you are the middle of the world, especially with THAT government. why in hell do you think it makes sense to own a race truck in america with so little races!?

I wonder how many people are at end of contract this season ? With all the mad rush for points last season would all those signings been on 2 year at least contracts ? Might be that there's not too many spots available unless teams can find extra budget , especially as I'm assuming the YT riders will be some of the better paid riders in the field . If Nukeproof are looking to get back into racing they could do a lot worse than just buy out the YT team although I doubt they'd have the budget for that...

Here is the official retirement announcement from Camille Balanche - what an incredible career she has had, stepping into the sport so late (only a couple of years after picking up her first bike!), and achieving what she did is no mean feat. Congrats on the career Camille, all the best for the next steps!

A spot will be open on Yetis DH team as Camille Balanche announced her retirement after this year.

Nigel Page to Syndicate Manager (Peaty's stepping back).

Not to mention Jack Moir, whose popularity seems to be almost single-handedly keeping EDR alive and who can still win races. I think silly season might have just got a lot sillier.

Animal. Races some Enduro, focuses on DH, shows up at Worlds and takes it.

ORDA is looking for marshals for the Whiteface World Cup DH and Mt Van Hoevenburg XC from October 2nd to 5th. To become a volunteer, first create an account using this link. Then sign up for marshal/parking attendant/corral attendant/etc roles with this link. In exchange for volunteering, you can receive vouchers that are good for lift passes at Whiteface, Gore, etc, and other things, and some unspecified free merch. I signed up to marshal to be close to the racing because it seems interesting. hcromie@orda.org (Hanna Cromie) is the workforce coordinator, and she was helpful in answering any questions I...

homepaged your post, @dantecusolito 👊

that’s the main issue I have with eso/wb. They are half assing the discipline that brought them to where they are. While greatly increasing the costs to the disciplines they took over with extremely mute gains. And it isn’t a money issue. Lord knows there are so many people who will take a pay cut or work for free to make these things happen. But it seems that eso is gonna ask that of everyone else while saying fuck you pay me even if there ain’t anything to show for it. I think the thing that really sealed the deal...

For real, kinda bizarre. It definitely felt like there was buzz around enduro again last weekend – and no attempt to keep any momentum. Haven’t caught up on socials yet, but the results make it seem pretty interesting: new winners, lots of best finishes, etc.

wear a shirt with Rob warners face on it

from whoop UCI - the Enduro Open "returning to enduro roots" ENDURO OPEN: AT THE HEART OF MOUNTAIN BIKING ADVENTURE Enduro at its heart is about adventure. The format ’s origins pitted competitors against remote, raw terrain across multiple days of competition, and its self-sufficient nature meant skills with a multitool were as crucial to winning as technical riding abilities. It has also been a testbed for new mountain bike technology, with dropper posts, 1x drivetrains and E-bikes all put through their paces in Enduro before being adopted by the wider industry. In 2025, the UCI Enduro World Cup is...

Sam Hill said... SRAM didn’t even return an email or phone call when he was try to put a bike together most recently. Seems pretty disrespectful to athletes (and champs) that helped push your products for many years. It’s one thing to not resign a rider. It’s another to just ghost them like they never existed!