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I would think Lisa Bouladou, Lais Bonnaure, and - especially - Sacha Earnest would all be more likely. Maybe in years to come Aimi will develop, but I really don't see her having the type of athleticism that helps a DH rider progress.

i would have thought he'd be riding a Bronson

That'd be wild, I figured Brosnan as a lifer with Canyon, and for SC to afford 5 very high profile riders would be shocking given the climate of the bike industry nowadays

Sacha Earnest with TFR

Ronan Dunne is IN south africa right now isnt he, think I've seen it on his instagram. So Irishman riding a Unno in africa

I think it’s filming a deathgrip2 segment. Read somewhere awhile back they had to wait to film a couple parts so some riders would be in the right sponsored kit when it came out

Brendog on Pirelli too, he's been Maxxis since Jesus was a boy... I presume they are all together for promo vid/photo deal, which sponsor do they all have in common?

Logo that Vali is hiding under hands looks like it has some YT angles to it.

I like this guy. Keep em coming. This is way more fun

Just saying, Pinky has a ride, and so does Danny. That is all I can say. #sorrynotsorry for having fun with it.

That polish round should be good. Definitely a country to visit. Good food, great outdoors and on top of that good prices like in every eastern european country .

Read on UCI IG comments, I thought it was hilarious: "2026 schedule is just Loic doing solo runs at home while being followed by a drone flown by Cedric" It might even finally become a Toyota commercial...

What this 2024 schedule looks to me is a very convenient way to keep ESO/WB's broadcast overhead lower. I understand the cycling industry is at a low place now and that the Olympics will eat a sizeable portion of the sponsorship money for sports next year. However, ESO/WB has an opportunity to bring World Cup cycling to huge markets like South America, Oceania, and, the biggest growth market of all, Asia, at the early part of its stewardship of World Cup racing coverage. The logistics will probably be very challenging to race in the Far East. But growing the sport...

Seems to be incomplete calendar, missing 2 “outside europe” rounds. The dates of some events differ from those stated in the UCI calendar. https://mtbdata.com/calendar/2024/dh/upcoming

Part of that gap may be because of the Olympics as well.