On what most riders were calling the best course of the season, a bunch of fresh faces tried to upset the more established ones but it was the legend that is Sam Hill that proved unstoppable and took his second win of the season. Unfortunately for him everybody’s favourite rider Josh Bryceland finished third and took the overall title for 2014, making every DH fan around the world’s day! Not the greatest day for Kiwis, but Blenki did land himself yet another top ten overall finish.
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Stoked for Hill, and for Bryceland. Don’t know what happened to Blenki though. Thought this track would have suited him.