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CXP Racing might be a small team, but their products are world-class and globally sought-after.
CXP Racing might be a small team, but their products are world-class and globally sought-after.
Round two of the UCI Downhill World Cup went down over the weekend in Fort Williams, Scotland, and as per usual there were some kiwi riders giving it their all in the wet and slippery conditions.
Crankworx Summer Series 2021: Crankworx has today announced the addition of a summer series festival in New Zealand. The multi-stop mountain biking festival will see international and local riders explore the varied terrain of Central Otago, Queenstown and Wānaka, known for epic vistas and world-class mountain biking tracks. The Crankworx Summer Series will see Crankworx-calibre racing come to local destinations outside the usual World Tour, giving up-and-coming riders and locals the chance to mix, mingle and drop in with some of the world’s best mountain bikers.
New Zealand cross-country mountain bike champion Anton Cooper made a superb return to UCI World Cup racing with sixth place in the opening round in Germany.
The 26-year-old was pipped for the last place on the podium in a sprint finish with rising British star Tom Pidcock who climbed through the 155-strong field.
Chilled vibes, incredible trails, glorious sunshine, tight times from a stacked field and a sausage and a beer at the end: Middle Hill hosted the perfect race for their first ever event.
Beers in the bushes, big brutal stages, and a tattoo at the end—this is Nelson’s Mammoth enduro.
How are NZ’s fastest racers coping with coronavirus? We check in with some of our pro riders.
The home of sunshine and gnarly riding will host the worlds best in 2021.
Two days of wild racing has wrapped up in Nelson for the first EWS Asia Pacific continental round of the season.
Long, loose and dusty tracks; River swims and cold beers; Quality yarns in the memory of a legend. The 2019 DME was another winner.
Gallery and writeup from Nelson DH winter series double header weekend.
Crankworx Rotorua Dual Slalom Gallery
Day three of the NZ Enduro began with a short and sweet Heli trip to Fosters hut at the top of the Wakamarina valley. Stage
The party train has made it to the final station in Queenstown.
Local knowledge proved crucial on the rough and rocky trails of Alexandra.
The smell of brake was in the air at Coronet Peak.
Wet weather and livestock struck on day two, adding a kiwi twist to a good days racing.
The mountains were calling, and riders got their fill.
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