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Tyler Ervin and Kai Burleson for a Costa Rica Open DH POV

I tried to run/hike up Moto on one of our trips to Windrock last year, as I remember it was on an Enduro a couple of years back. I didn't make it very far up until there was a huge tree down, and I didn't feel like bushwacking to get around it and back on the trail. That trail is seriously steep. My son was a grom back when he raced it but I asked him if he rememberd it from the race "hardest trail I've ever ridden... I think I crashed like 20 times on it." 🤣

speaking of tech. Beech Mountain DHSE looks punishing!

Race replay from DHSE #4 at Windrock! Shoutout to the Gravity Coop crew for turning these around so fast!

WHOA! THAT'S SICK!

The old trailbuilding staff used to go through and chop the ground up in key sections to make it looser before the event- the new management seems to have run a plate compactor down some of those same sections. Titus’s crash reel from yesterday kinda highlights that, eh?

2025 Monster Pro Downhill Series Schedule is here - note that big bear is also national champs. boosh! PDS 1: Apr 3 - 6 at Ride Rock Creek, NC PDS 2: May 8 - 11 at Mountain Creek Bike Park, NJ PDS 3: Jul 24 - 27 at Solitude Mountain Resort, UT PDS 4: Jul 31 - Aug 3 at Big Bear Lake, CA (USAC National Championship) PDS 5: Sep 25 - 28 at Killington Resort, VT (Fox US OPEN of Mountain Biking) official PR below FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE 2 025 SCHEDULE ANNOUNCED FOR MONSTER ENERGY PRO DOWNHILL SERIES presented...

new #USDH team! sure hope to see more! BGR Mondraker/Ohlins Team Announced Saint Charles, IA - BGR Mondraker/Ohlins is pleased to announce a two-rider team focusing on the Monster Energy Pro Downhill Series Championship. Downhill racers Kallie Stewart and Carson Morgan join team manager Clint Mongan for the team’s inaugural season in 2025. Kallie Stewart is fresh off a Monster Energy DH championship in the 15-16 Cat 1 girls class and will be making the jump to the Pro Class in 2025. “I’m really excited to have the best people and brands in my corner for this important part of...

I like the idea of Enduro having it's own national champs. Having worked 6 national champs (all of the snowhsoe and winter park races + the 1st Rock Creek race), the enduro adds way too many variables to the schedule and the timing/scoring. I get it the timing companies sign up for the job, but having one company do the DH/DS/Enduro (and the xc events when they were combined) is a big ask. Not to mention the burden on the venues to get all of the tracks together. With a stand alone Enduro champs I foresee the tracks being much...