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A wild weekend spent with Propain Dirt Zelvy Junior Riders, George and Henry Kerr. Enjoy the mayhem !

Filthy Phil tearing up Whistler on stolen goods.

After a 10 hour voyage down to Shropshire from Inverness, the Kerr brothers arrived in Hopton, with their father Greg Kerr who was also racing in the grand vets category. The short two and a half minute track was greasy and pretty flat. The Kerr boys headed up for Saturday practice in what was a mixed bag of conditions with rain falling intermittently through the day. Despite the boys intiial impressions of the track they found it pretty good fun to ride with many fun off camber sections which made up for the more dull flat sections of track. After...

Join the Propain Dirt Zelvy Team on their last world cup venture of the year. The team congregated from around the world and assembled in Val Di Sole Italy on Tuesday evening.

The journey to Mont Sainte Anne was pretty hectic for a lot of teams. With baggage strikes and poor weather many of the Propain Dirt Zelvy team were delayed in their arrival with Phil and team media squid Liam Joyce arriving at 4am on the morning of practice.

Brothers George and Henry Kerr are two to up and coming talents on the World Cup Race circuit. Both aged 17 and making the step up from Juvenile to junior, the pair recently signed with Dirt Propain Zelvy and are embarking on the first World Cup year. Residing in Inverness, Scotland the guys have some pretty sweet riding locations nearby, check out the video to see the lads shredding their local spots.

As one of the most gifted bike handlers on the circuit it was only a matter of time before Atwill started hauling in the results and this season has been so good for him so far. Ninth in Vallnord proved his potential and now to podium on a track he doesn’t even like shows just how fast he is this year.

All the action from Dirt Propain Zelvy in Andorra, after replacing leaf springs on a Mercedes Sprinter in the Crankworxs Car Park

Hardtail DH runs, carpark haircuts and much more. All the action from the 3rd Round of the World Cup in Leogang. Propain Dirt Zelvy | PROPAIN Bikes | Dirt Magazine | Zelvy Carbon | X-Fusion Shox | FUNN | Juice Lubes | Bell Bike Helmets | Schwalbe tires | Bliss Protection | GiroSportDesign | Xforce Optics | RockGuardZ | Olfi |

Fort William, a track that is demanding on both bike and rider. A venue that come race weekend never fails to provide probably the best crowd on the World Cup circuit. For three of our four riders, this is their home race and the desire to claim a good result on home soil was high.

Bent mechs, a mouth full of loam, and the buzzing of that rear hub ! Phil Atwill, ripping a few corners at the old back-country edit trails. Enjoy !

Check out all the action from the Propain Dirt Zelvy Teams trip to Fort William for the second round of the British Downhill Series. After a arduous 10 hour journey made longer with compulsory stops to an indoor trampoline arena and multiple stops to ride minibikes, the team finally assembled below Ben Nevis for a weekend of racing. The BDS at Fort William presented the team with a opportunity to dial in bike set-ups, get up to pace on the track and grow accustomed to the Scottish mosquito's. The Kerr brothers live only 2 hours down the road in Inverness...

After a disappointing result due to mechanical's for David and Phil in the first round of the UCI DH World Cup, the boys headed out on Monday afternoon for a spin. Take a look at what they got up to ! Follow the team on Facebook -https://www.facebook.com/PropainDirtZelvy Follow the team on Instagram - http://instagram.com/PropainDirtZelvy

Our first stop on the world cup circuit took us to the town of Lourdes, situated in the south of France. The course had been revamped this year and with wide open taped sections line choice was vast. The track was flat out and we had a super weekend. We couldn't be prouder of our 2 junior riders. Henry and George Kerr, who both qualified for their first ever world cup and were looking pinned all weekend. Unfortunately the jagged rocks of the Pic Du Jer lead to flat tyres for both our elite riders and saw them sitting out...