Pure speculation here... Is Bernard Kerr going to get on Redbull?
https://www.instagram.com/p/BoPLfXZgcj0/?utm_source=ig_share_sheet&igshid=1r7ry6v1rxbsg
They posted something about this shot of the truck a few days back with...
Pure speculation here... Is Bernard Kerr going to get on Redbull?
They posted something about this shot of the truck a few days back with a somethings coming, watch this space type caption
I asked him on one of his IG posts the other day about when he was getting a redbull helmet with all the plugging he’s done for them. No answer, nor ally get something back!
y'all better turn up to Snowshoe in droves, stay at their accom, buy their food, drink their beer, and coffee. ONE chance to show American resorts that bidding, and hosting a WC is actually worth it. GET THERE AND SPEND MONEY if you want to see the big show return
Der World Cup Kalender 2019 enthält einige Neuerungen, so dürfen sich die Fahrer mit Maribor (Slowenien), Les Gets (Frankreich) und Snowshoe (USA) auf drei neue Strecken freuen. Jedoch finden sich unter den World Cup Stopps auch Klassiker wie Val di Sole (Italien), Leogang (Österreich), Lenzerheide (Schweiz) und Fort William (Großbritannien) wieder. Die Weltmeisterschaft findet dieses Jahr in Mont Sainte Anne, Kanada statt.
2019
27.-28. April: Maribor (Slowenien) DHI
17.-19. Mai: Albstadt (Deutschland) XCO/XCC
24.-26. Mai: Nove Mesto (Tschechische Republik) XCO/XCC
01.-02. Juni: Fort William (Großbritannien) DHI
08.-09. Juni: Leogang (Österreich) DHI
05.-07. Juli: Vallnord (Andorra) XCO/XCC/DHI
12.-14. Juli: Les Gets (Frankreich) XCO/DHI
02.-04. Aug: Val di Sole (Italien) XCO/XCC/DHI
09.-11. Aug: Lenzerheide (Schweiz) XCO/XCC/DHI
28.Aug -01. Sept: WM Mont Sainte Anne (Kanada) XCO/DHI
06.-08. Sept: Snowshoe, West Virgina (USA) XCO/XCC/DHI
UCI MTB World Cup Kalender 2020
2020
20.-21. März: Lousa (Portugal) DHI
25.-26. März: Lourdes (Frankreich)DHI
09.-10. Mai: Losinj (Kroatien) DHI
22.-24. Mai: Nove Mesto (Tschechische Republik) XCO/XCC
06.-07. Juni: Fort William (Großbritannien) DHI
19.-21. Juni: Vallnord (Andorra) XCO/DHI
25.-28. Juni: WM Albstadt (Deutschland) XCO
27.-28. Juli: Olympische Spiele Tokio (Japan) XCO
14.-16. Aug: Lenzerheide (Schweiz) XCO/XCC
21.-23. Aug: Mont Sainte Anne (Kanada) XCO/DHI
05.-06. Sept: Weltmeisterschaften Leogang (Österreich) DHI
12.-13. Sept: Val di Sole (Italien) XCO/XCC/DHI
18.-20. Sept: Les Gets (Frankreich) XCO/XCC/DHI
The press release on PB says Rat will stay with SC Reserve wheels. Interesting that switching frames made sense but keeping the wheels is cool. If I were a frame sponsor I wouldn't want wheels with a Santa Cruz logo on my team riders' bikes. Whoever signed him must have been seriously motivated.
The press release on PB says Rat will stay with SC Reserve wheels. Interesting that switching frames made sense but keeping the wheels is cool. If...
The press release on PB says Rat will stay with SC Reserve wheels. Interesting that switching frames made sense but keeping the wheels is cool. If I were a frame sponsor I wouldn't want wheels with a Santa Cruz logo on my team riders' bikes. Whoever signed him must have been seriously motivated.
Specialized provides Roval rims and hubs for another certain SC rider, as well as someone who rides a sasquatch from the next state over.
The press release on PB says Rat will stay with SC Reserve wheels. Interesting that switching frames made sense but keeping the wheels is cool. If...
The press release on PB says Rat will stay with SC Reserve wheels. Interesting that switching frames made sense but keeping the wheels is cool. If I were a frame sponsor I wouldn't want wheels with a Santa Cruz logo on my team riders' bikes. Whoever signed him must have been seriously motivated.
les gets sent this press release about hosting world champs in 2022 along w/ world cup finals in 2020 and possibly 2021 and confirms 2019 world cup date
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LES GETS IS BACK IN FORCE FOR THE WORLD CIRCUIT WITH THE ORGANISATION OF FOUR UCI WORLD CUPS AND THE 2022 UCI MOUNTAIN BIKE WORLD CHAMPIONSHIPS
On 27 September 2018 in Innsbruck (Austria), the International Cyclist Union announced the calendar for the upcoming important international mountain bike events. Les Gets resort has been chosen to organize the UCI Mountain Bike World Championships presented by Mercedes-Benz for Downhill (DHI) and Cross-Country (XCO) from 24 to 28 August 2022, and four rounds of the Mercedes-Benz UCI Mountain Bike World Cup for the same disciplines in 2019 and 2020.
FOUR MOUNTAIN BIKE WORLD CUPS
a preamble to the 2022 UCI Mountain Bike World Championships presented by Mercedes-Benz
For four years, Les Gets will be THE place to be for athletes participating in each season of the Mercedes-Benz UCI Mountain Bike World Cup.
A ramp-up which includes the organization of the DHI and XCO finals, two and three years before the UCI Mountain Bike World Championship presented by Mercedes-Benz.
Programme (to be confirmed):
• 13-14 July 2019: Mercedes-Benz UCI Mountain Bike World Cup - DHI and XCO.
• 19-20 September 2020: Mercedes-Benz UCI Mountain Bike World Cup finals - DHI and XCO.
• Candidate for the organization of the 2021 Mercedes-Benz UCI Mountain Bike World Cup finals - DHI and XCO.
• 24-28 August 2022: UCI Mountain Bike World Championships presented by Mercedes-Benz - DHI and XCO.
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The French Cyclism Federation (FFC) will co-organize the world competitions which will take place from 24 to 28 August 2022, two years before the Paris 2024 Olympic Games.
The World Championships return to France after an absence of 18 years…a consecration for Les Gets resort which hosted the championships in 2004.
After the success of that event, and 25 years of international competition organization, the resort will revel in the action required to receive the elite of international mountain biking again
So, the official calendars are out. All i can say is that Slovenians and neighbouring DH fans are royally fucked in 2020. First Maribor on 2. and 3. of May and then a week later Lošinj... How the hell will our livers take it?! :D
Possibly because they are primarily Downhill riders on a Downhill team?? Seems unlikely that Pivot and Norco would commit to a team entry (I imagine it comes at a sum of money) when not every rider (or any at all) is competing in every round. With relation to Rat, it should be noted that Sam Dale isn't listed within a team either, since neither or on the actual Santa Cruz enduro team, a la Josh Lewis, Mark Scott and Iago Garay.
Overheard: an unnamed EWS rider staying put on his current team in 2019 was supposedly contingent on the manufacturer delivering a long travel 29r for him to use next year. Said rider was sighted at Whistler testing what looked like a long travel 29" Enduro bike prior to flying out to Ainsa. Can anyone confirm which rider (or manufacturer) this is?
Overheard: an unnamed EWS rider staying put on his current team in 2019 was supposedly contingent on the manufacturer delivering a long travel 29r for him...
Overheard: an unnamed EWS rider staying put on his current team in 2019 was supposedly contingent on the manufacturer delivering a long travel 29r for him to use next year. Said rider was sighted at Whistler testing what looked like a long travel 29" Enduro bike prior to flying out to Ainsa. Can anyone confirm which rider (or manufacturer) this is?
Giant and Canyon are the only major manufacturers without long travel 29ers I believe...
Good point. And the strive is very long in the tooth. The torque is a park or freeride machine, the Spectral is a trail bike with the strive being a clear enduro machine. I am fully expecting a new one for next year given last years refreshes of the other two, going 29 would make sense as well.
Overheard: an unnamed EWS rider staying put on his current team in 2019 was supposedly contingent on the manufacturer delivering a long travel 29r for him...
Overheard: an unnamed EWS rider staying put on his current team in 2019 was supposedly contingent on the manufacturer delivering a long travel 29r for him to use next year. Said rider was sighted at Whistler testing what looked like a long travel 29" Enduro bike prior to flying out to Ainsa. Can anyone confirm which rider (or manufacturer) this is?
Tordo was in Whistler earlier in September it seems.
without riders going 110% (less injury concerns), might as well not bother with the race.
Its a silly title vs world cup overall, but at least riders going all out makes it a bit special.
BEAST COAST
y'all better turn up to Snowshoe in droves, stay at their accom, buy their food, drink their beer, and coffee. ONE chance to show American resorts that bidding, and hosting a WC is actually worth it. GET THERE AND SPEND MONEY if you want to see the big show return
UCI MTB World Cup Kalender 2019
Der World Cup Kalender 2019 enthält einige Neuerungen, so dürfen sich die Fahrer mit Maribor (Slowenien), Les Gets (Frankreich) und Snowshoe (USA) auf drei neue Strecken freuen. Jedoch finden sich unter den World Cup Stopps auch Klassiker wie Val di Sole (Italien), Leogang (Österreich), Lenzerheide (Schweiz) und Fort William (Großbritannien) wieder. Die Weltmeisterschaft findet dieses Jahr in Mont Sainte Anne, Kanada statt.
2019
27.-28. April: Maribor (Slowenien) DHI
17.-19. Mai: Albstadt (Deutschland) XCO/XCC
24.-26. Mai: Nove Mesto (Tschechische Republik) XCO/XCC
01.-02. Juni: Fort William (Großbritannien) DHI
08.-09. Juni: Leogang (Österreich) DHI
05.-07. Juli: Vallnord (Andorra) XCO/XCC/DHI
12.-14. Juli: Les Gets (Frankreich) XCO/DHI
02.-04. Aug: Val di Sole (Italien) XCO/XCC/DHI
09.-11. Aug: Lenzerheide (Schweiz) XCO/XCC/DHI
28.Aug -01. Sept: WM Mont Sainte Anne (Kanada) XCO/DHI
06.-08. Sept: Snowshoe, West Virgina (USA) XCO/XCC/DHI
UCI MTB World Cup Kalender 2020
2020
20.-21. März: Lousa (Portugal) DHI
25.-26. März: Lourdes (Frankreich)DHI
09.-10. Mai: Losinj (Kroatien) DHI
22.-24. Mai: Nove Mesto (Tschechische Republik) XCO/XCC
06.-07. Juni: Fort William (Großbritannien) DHI
19.-21. Juni: Vallnord (Andorra) XCO/DHI
25.-28. Juni: WM Albstadt (Deutschland) XCO
27.-28. Juli: Olympische Spiele Tokio (Japan) XCO
14.-16. Aug: Lenzerheide (Schweiz) XCO/XCC
21.-23. Aug: Mont Sainte Anne (Kanada) XCO/DHI
05.-06. Sept: Weltmeisterschaften Leogang (Österreich) DHI
12.-13. Sept: Val di Sole (Italien) XCO/XCC/DHI
18.-20. Sept: Les Gets (Frankreich) XCO/XCC/DHI
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LES GETS IS BACK IN FORCE FOR THE WORLD CIRCUIT WITH THE ORGANISATION OF FOUR UCI WORLD CUPS AND THE 2022 UCI MOUNTAIN BIKE WORLD CHAMPIONSHIPS
On 27 September 2018 in Innsbruck (Austria), the International Cyclist Union announced the calendar for the upcoming important international mountain bike events. Les Gets resort has been chosen to organize the UCI Mountain Bike World Championships presented by Mercedes-Benz for Downhill (DHI) and Cross-Country (XCO) from 24 to 28 August 2022, and four rounds of the Mercedes-Benz UCI Mountain Bike World Cup for the same disciplines in 2019 and 2020.
FOUR MOUNTAIN BIKE WORLD CUPS
a preamble to the 2022 UCI Mountain Bike World Championships presented by Mercedes-Benz
For four years, Les Gets will be THE place to be for athletes participating in each season of the Mercedes-Benz UCI Mountain Bike World Cup.
A ramp-up which includes the organization of the DHI and XCO finals, two and three years before the UCI Mountain Bike World Championship presented by Mercedes-Benz.
Programme (to be confirmed):
• 13-14 July 2019: Mercedes-Benz UCI Mountain Bike World Cup - DHI and XCO.
• 19-20 September 2020: Mercedes-Benz UCI Mountain Bike World Cup finals - DHI and XCO.
• Candidate for the organization of the 2021 Mercedes-Benz UCI Mountain Bike World Cup finals - DHI and XCO.
• 24-28 August 2022: UCI Mountain Bike World Championships presented by Mercedes-Benz - DHI and XCO.
-------------------------------------------------------
The French Cyclism Federation (FFC) will co-organize the world competitions which will take place from 24 to 28 August 2022, two years before the Paris 2024 Olympic Games.
The World Championships return to France after an absence of 18 years…a consecration for Les Gets resort which hosted the championships in 2004.
After the success of that event, and 25 years of international competition organization, the resort will revel in the action required to receive the elite of international mountain biking again
I heard it was going to be a big year for Norco in 2019
It's from Pinkbike (at least you can understand it), but i got the news from our local MTB site first:
https://www.pinkbike.com/news/the-2019-uci-world-cup-downhill-calendar…
Incredible that we had Lisbon Downtown for so long but never a world cup.
This will be epic!
Ed masters hasn't got a team beside his name like Josh. is he on the move too?
Rope-a-dope hasn't got tld by his name either.
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