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Lake Placid MTB World Cup: In-depth season finals preview (opens the original)
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Hey Ryan MTB subscribers,The Mountain Bike World Series wraps up this weekend in Lake Placid, New York, with XCC and XCO racing at Mt Van Hoevenberg and downhill Whiteface. It will be exciting racing until the end with overall titles still to play for the elite men’s downhill as well as the elite men’s and women’s XCC and XCO contests. Of course, it’s the final chance to win or land on the podium until next spring. It’s the last time the World Cup <a href="https://ryanmtb.substack.com/p/lake-p
Takeaways from the Whistler downhill World Cup (opens the original)
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Whistler brought the stoke and drama for its debut on the downhill World Cup circuit. Vali Holl and Asa Vermette mastered the tricky conditions to secure wins in the elite races. As the World Cup heads to the season finale in Lake Placid, here are Ryan MTB’s takeaways from the weekend.No hometown advantage for Goldstone and IlesNo rider was more hyped this week than Jackson Goldstone—the recently-crowned World Champion was going to race on home soil. Ditto for Finn Iles, who found success earlie
Downhill racing comes to Whistler - Stories to watch at the Whistler World Cup (opens the original)
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The Whistler Mountain Bike Park is credited with popularizing lift-served downhill mountain biking at ski resorts. Since the park opened in 1996, it’s been a home hill to the likes of Stevie Smith and Jackson Goldstone, but there has never been a World Cup race at the British Columbian resort until this week.Continue reading for Ryan MTB’s stories to watch as the action heats up on Whistler’s 1199 downhill track.No pressure for Vali HollVali Holl wrapped up the World cup overall title in the eli
Takeaways from the Soldier Hollow World Cup XCO (opens the original)
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The hillside at Soldier Hollow is unassuming. When you first look at it, it doesn’t look that big. Then when you’re stomping up the Nordic trails, you begin to understand why SoHo makes for such a great XCO venue.I’m just back from watching the day’s elite XCO races, which were of course won by Martina Berta and Martin Vidaurre. Overall, I’m very impressed with the SoHo World Cup. Here are a few reasons why, and some analysis of the races.The venue is excellentSoldier Hollow was built to host
Utah loves MTB. Soldier Hollow proved it. (opens the original)
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Lightning pierced the sky as the day’s racing reached an emotional peak. Scores of fans banged their hands against the barriers, creating a booming noise that sounded like distant thunder. Heavy droplets of rain dampened my t-shirt, a refreshing change from the hot Utah sun.Soldier Hollow was electric. The only thing that could have raised the Utah spectator’s spirits more would have been an American win, but there’s always tomorrow.<a class="image-link image2 is-viewable-img" href="https://subs
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