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The UK National DH Series opener at Rhyd-Y-Felin saw INTENSE Cycles achieving remarkable results with three podium finishes despite challenging weather and track conditions. Joe Breeden secured 3rd place in the Elite Men category, Lou Ferguson also placed 3rd in Elite Women despite a crash, and Olly Morris clinched 1st in Vets Men with a crash. Team manager Olly Morris highlighted the camaraderie and support among the riders, which made the weekend special despite the setbacks. The team's performance and resilience promise more thrilling races ahead as the series continues.
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Round 4 of this year’s Downhill World Cup series visited the incredible Val di Sole in Italy.
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Words: Mike Rose Photos: Nathan Hughes Round 3 of this year’s Downhill World Cup series visited the classic venue of Leogang in the Austrian alps. Epic alpine scenery and mountains to take your breath away. All wrapped up in in...
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Fort William is a beast of a downhill track. It is brutal. A real test for bike and body.
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Rheola in South Wales, widely regarded as one of the nastiest and most testing tracks in the UK.