If you follow the DH World Cup you will have been well aware of the Freecaster UCI fiasco that went down last year. Well when Freecaster.tv found out their good buddies at Redbull were getting into bed with the UCI they stopped their plans for a rival DH series. The first round of DH World Cup 2012 is on this weekend in Pietermaritzburg, South Africa and Redbull.tv will be screening it live, and Rob Warner will be on board!
It’s all happening here at 1am on Monday morning.
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I think it says 1.15 – 3.00am…. be a shame to get up at 3 to find it had just finished!