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Growing up in a country that is dominated by xc-skiing and ice-hockey and with a mountain bike culture that are pretty much non existing. With minimum backing from federations Robin decided in a young age to make downhill racing his life. Starting to import bike parts at age 16 just to found him and his brothers racing, it quickly evolved and after a couple of years he created his own world cup team. Robin has done everything on his own and in this video you get a glimpse of a pretty driven guy and his way of doing things.

It's been 10 years since Robin got to visit the legendary Whistler bike park. He finally got the opportunity to go back and take part of the Crankworx Festival. This is some footage we manage to get between all the racing that was going on.

Short edit from our trip to the Alps, racing the enduro world series and doing some riding in Morgins, Switzerland.

Robin decided to spend two days of filming with the kid that put in the most runs in the bike park Alfred Widell, a 11-year-old kid that rode 101 days and did 700 runs during last summer. For many years Åre has been the proving ground for young skiiers in Sweden and by the looks of things it's starting to do the same thing for mountainbiking.

It has been busy days at the W-racing HQ. these last few weeks preparing to head out racing in europe. We have managed to get a bit of riding, testing and training on tape so we made this little edit to get you guys as pumped as we are on riding downhill. #spiritofdownhill