I’m not very good at maths (so I’ve just conferred with Spoke reviewer and banker Mark Dangerfield on these stats) but in response to Dirt Magazine being stoked on having five Brits in the top ten I just thought I’d break it down for them how much radder we are. So it goes like this: Great Britain has five riders in the top ten at the Windham World Cup. Their country has 64 million people so that means that they had a ratio of 1 in 12 million people in the top ten. New Zealand has three riders in the top ten at Windham, and we have 4.5 million people so that means that we had a ratio of 1 in 1.5 million people, which I think is pretty good, and in fact means that we are roughly seven times better at downhill than the UK. If you want a real laugh though check the USA stats; they have 307 million people and one person in the top ten, which means that we are around 200 times better than them.

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edward masters did that maths once when sam hart (dannys sister) wrote something about their placings on fb.we are better, but maths just concretes the facts.
edward masters did that maths once when sam hart (dannys sister) wrote something about their placings on fb.we are better, but maths just concretes the facts.
Dude, With numeracy like that you could get a job at Treasury!
Dude, With numeracy like that you could get a job at Treasury!