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More drama then a soap opera! The final episode of the season follows Greg Minnaar as he battles it out for the World Cup Overall. After the rainstorm in Mont Saint Anne, Greg heads to Morzine for some final testing and a bit of downtime with the crew. Then its onto Val Di Sole for what can only be described as one of the most dramatic season finals to date. Shoutout to Marshy for that high pressure 35 minute speed build. He's the real MVP.

David McMillan roosting turns and clocking up some serious airtime during the annual VANZAC Whistler pilgrimage. It's safe to say the trail crew has extra work on when Davids in town.

If you're not envious of Eric Lawrenuk weekend on Vancouver Island are you even a mountain biker? Secret stunts, fresh single track and some killer trails, the Vancouver Island locals know what's up. Featuring Darren Berrecloth, Mark Matthews, Evan McCurrie and Jordie Lunn.

Power by gelato the Atherton Racing clan do battle in Val Di Sole for the final round of the 2017 World Cup season. Of course it's not an Atherton Diaries episode without a solid dose of Welsh mud. Atherton Racing with the scoop: Introducing Benji the kitten, a serious gelato habit and racing the “War Zone” that is the Black Snake, Val di Sole. One of the biggest things that Muddy will remember from his first season with us is getting, well, muddy! And wet, and cold, and stuck in bogs. This week’s moto ride doesn’t disappoint! Luckily next stop...

Check out those extensions! Szymon Godziek's takes his sunset stretch session to the next level with the first ever backflip superman one hand seatgrab.

Pro or privateer the race track does not discriminate dishing out a solid beating to all bikes and riders. Round 3 of the Enduro World Series in Madera, Portugal was no exception. This week’s episode of On Track also gives us an inside look at the advantages of being factory racer and the dedication it takes to get there. Making it as a pro has to be the hardest way to make an easy living, but damn it looks like a fun time.

To say the final round of the 2017 World Cup in Val Di Sole was a pressure cooker is an understatement. After a season of highs and lows, the chase for the overall title came down to one run. Aaron Gwin needed to win or beat the current leader, Greg Minnaar, by two positions in order to secure the overall. Spoiler alert, he did exactly that! How did he do it? Watch the video and decide for yourself. “If it’s a race and there’s a start and a finish, I want to win” Aaron Gwin.

Is this the best A-Line train of Crankworx 2017? Featuring Tyler McCaul, Ryan "Rdog" Howard, Graham Agassiz, Yannick Granieri and Austin Warren

Fast Life continues to give us the best insight into the psyche of downhill racers. Today’s episode looks at what happens when it all goes wrong. Flat tires, crashes and unavoidable downpours. But even when it all seems to be going wrong and the day is at its darkest some riders still find a way to shine and shine they did at Mont Sainte-Anne.

Fluidity and style gets a solid 10! Brett Rheeder charging hard on his downhill bike in dry and dusty summer condition. Here's what Trek had to say: If handed lemons, you make lemonade. If Mother Nature hands you the driest, dustiest summer in a century, you put on an all-time smoke show. Though Brett Rheeder’s home in the Okanagan region in western British Columbia is experiencing one of its driest summers ever, the thin layer of dust kicked up by Brett's charging down the trail reminds us all that Mother Nature really does provide the best special effects.