Race Action from Stages 4-6 of the Enduro World Series, Chile

The final day of racing started with a ride up through Nevados De Chillan bike park and a steep hike-a-bike to reach an epic backcountry stage. -Dave Trumpore

As a photographer you feel in heaven in Nevados de Chillan. Everywhere you look is an Ansel Adams moment. Today's #s are brought to you by Led Zeppelin: #StairwayToHeaven -Gary Perkin

Jerome Clementz carrying speed out of a choppy, loose, left-hander that had most riders stalled out and foot planted. These small things all add up to race wins when the total time adds up to nearly 40-minutes. -Sven Martin

Perfect form, perfect result. Jerome Clementz turned the podium on its head on the final stage of the weekend, taking the overall in the process. #Heartbreaker -Gary Perkin

@enduroJC focused until the very end. -Dave Trumpore

So close yet so far, Jared Graves lead the overall until Stage 6 today. Then it got all shook up and he ended 2nd overall. #GoodTimesBadTimes -Gary Perkin

There are moments on the trails here where you feel like it's just you, the trail and the wilderness. These are the moments that sum up mountain biking for me. #WholeLottaLove -Gary Perkin

Anne-Caroline Chausson smashed it, starting the season strong. Her result is a nice contrast to 2013 where she was injured at the beginning of the season. -Sven Martin

Anne-Caroline Chausson, full domination mode. She won 5 of the 6 stages finishing over a minute ahead of Tracy Moseley in the overall. -Dave Trumpore

Tracy Moseley pushed hard with a stage win, four 2nds and a 3rd, but the rivalry with Anne-Caro that stretches back many years will continue. #ThatsTheWay -Gary Perkin

Chile loves Cedric Gracia and it was elbows out for the paparazzi as they jostled for the best photo op. -Dave Trumpore

Nico Lau looking at me, not the trail. He caught a rut and tomahawked over my shoulder a millisecond later on Stage 4. He was unphased and ended up winning Stage 6 later that afternoon. -Sven Martin

Countdown to Nico Lau's detonation begins now... -Sven Martin

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Commence detonation -Alejandro Urzúa Torres

Seeing all the amazing autumn colors around, I knew I had to pull out the pans. This one is a fisheye pan at 1/20 for those that geek out on those kind of things. #Tangerine -Gary Perkin

How to Make an Enduro edit: Go to Chile, ride some amazing trails, get a horse, film it all. Ludo May is good to go! #TheSongRemainsTheSame -Gary Perkin

Nacho was the first to congatulate Jerome on his win. Race organizer, and above all, good friends. -Dave Trumpore

Fred Glo sure knows how to pick 'em. Florian Nicolai rode consistently all weekend to land his first Enduro World Series podium. It was a tight battle, down to the last stage with Martin Maes. After 36-minutes of racing the difference was 3.5-seconds. -Sven Martin

Stage 6, the final gem in the crown of the Nevados De Chillan Enduro World Series stop in Chile. Snow, volcanic ash, rock, dust, loam, roots, rocks, steeps, rivers, and jumps. This stage had it all. -Sven Martin

Cecile Ravanel felt better today and rode hard with anger and aggression. It was enough to pass Anneke Beerten for third place and a spot on the podium. -Sven Martin

Anneke Beerten looking #boss. A strong 4th place finish, just 5-seconds off podium pace after 42-minutes of racing. -Sven Martin

Walker Shaw gets to grips with the corkscrew turns of Stage 4. Not a bad wakeup call. #BabeImGonnaLeafYou -Gary Perkin

Martin Maes on the Stage 6 where he slipped from third to fourth after a small crash near the end. Great job for the young rider nonetheless. -Sven Martin

But is it art? #InTheLight -Gary Perkin

While most kids his age are thinking about throwing shapes on the dance floor, Martin Maes is doing it for real on the Enduro World Series. #RockAndRoll -Gary Perkin

Isabeau Courdurier had her best EWS ride to date with a 5th place overall, despite getting tangled up with a slower rider on a high-speed section of Stage 4. -Dave Trumpore

Adam Craig looking like he is in the PNW in October. His DH stage results are trumping the pedal stages, he's truly crossed over now. Welcome to the fun side. -Sven Martin

Marco Osborne of the Cannondale OverMountain team had a good showing at his first big race overseas. 2nd-fastest American with a 21st. -Sven Martin

Damien Oton of Devinci on a fall photo shoot, I mean at a gnarly bike race. -Sven Martin

Ludo May blending in. -Sven Martin

A Pedros tire lever being put to better and much tastier use. -Sven Martin

Gary Perkin goes to great heights to find new angles (or to poach one from a previous slideshow). -Dave Trumpore

Between running his own bike shop and providing hospitality to Vital photographers, Felipe Vasquez still finds time to shred his way to the top of the podium in the Masters race. -Dave Trumpore

Some days all you have to do is just point the camera and the scenery takes care of the rest. #OverTheHillsAndFarAway -Gary Perkin

After years of practicing the stoppie into the finish bowl of World Cup DH's, Justin Leov has them so dialled he can pull them mid-stage with out batting an eye. #NoQuarter -Gary Perkin

In case you haven't had enough of the beautiful colors here in Nevados De Chillan, here's another fine display. -Dave Trumpore

Don't need much of a caption here now do we? #MistyMountainHop -Gary Perkin

Sometimes you just need to stick your face in it to capture all the beautiful loamy roost. Then take a shameless trackside #selfie. -Dave Trumpore

Richie Rude came here with no expectations other than to gain experience and apply what he learned to future rounds. Looks like he's winning to us! -Dave Trumpore

Martin Maes was easily the fastest down this steep chute towards the end of Stage 6. Unfortunately a misplaced wheel in the next corner sent him off-track, costing him a spot on the podium by just 3-seconds. It's never over till it's over. -Dave Trumpore

Cedric Gracia had a rough day today. After a Stage win on day 1, he tried to push a bit to hard, resulting in no less than 5 massive crashes. #keepingthespiritofenduroalive -Dave Trumpore

Anka Martin rallying her Roubion up high on Stage 6. -Sven Martin

Felipe and Sebastian have more race wins and World Champ titles between them than we can count. And they kept it in the family once again this weekend by going 1-2 in the Masters class. -Dave Trumpore

Boys will be boys. Spain, Andorra and USA. -Sven Martin

The spirit of enduro is in good hands. Sharing stories and laughs from the day with Tracy Moseley, Anka Martin, Justin Leov, Pauline Dieffenthaler and Jerome Clementz. #Friends -Gary Perkin

This was the view as I stepped out of the car at the hotel this evening. A fitting end to an absolutely amazing week #youneedtoseeittobelieveit. -Dave Trumpore

It just wouldn't be a race without Sven schralping some roost while tripoding! #TenYearsGone -Gary Perkin

Another successful event in the bag. -Sven Martin

Chile. The top of Stage 6 visible at the top right as the champage sprays from the women's podium at the opening round of the Enduro World Series from Nevados De Chillan -Dave Trumpore