The Trans-Provence is the Grandaddy of enduro races from before enduro racing was even a thing. Twenty-four enduro stages, 20,000 metres of descending, 10,000 metres of climbing, but it is all coming to an end. Jeff Carter presses go and entered the very last Trans Provence to find out what all the fuss has been about.
One of the great multi-day MTB races calls it quits
Check out the monster day that was Day 5 of Mavic Trans-Provence 2017, as the race winds its way through the Maritime Alps towards the sea.
All the action and results from Day 3 of the iconic Mavic Trans-Provence
Check out all the video action from the first two days of this year’s Trans-Provence
The 2016 TP finishes up on a Mediterranean beach after six epic days of racing…
The biggest day so far in the 2016 Mavic TP as the riders close in on the Mediterranean…
Another day of rowdy riding in the Alps at the Mavic TP16 finishes at the pub…
Day 3 of the TP is pretty fast and furious…
From the dizzying heights of the Col d’Allos early morning to the valley floor late afternoon
The legendary Trans-Provence multi day Enduro has kicked off in the French Alps
A look back at the 2015 Trans Provence
Day 4 of the Mavic Trans Provence sees no change at the top, with Jerome holding a slim lead over Nicolas Lau, with Jamie Nicoll
Day 2 of the Trans Provence is in the bag and the Kiwis responded to the finer weather with more solid placings. Anton Cooper put
Mt Vic Super D. Photo: Caleb Smith In this week’s Frankly Thursday (it’s probably a month since the last one?) we catch up with Jonny
It’s been six months since my initial post about my journey to the Trans-Provence race, and boy how time’s flown. With almost four months still to
Unless you’ve been sleeping you should be aware that the most important enduro/all-mountain race of the season, the Trans Provence, has just kicked off. It’s
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