Winning at Windham was the name of the game andA�watching the race you could tell everyone was going flat outA�to getA�the win! This is evidenced by the large number of crashes and mechanicals, whenA�riders areA�pushing so hard you are bound to flirt with the fine line of having a clean run or not!
Yeeh haw!A�Time for the Windham World Cup, Windham is aA�typical American town with American flags everywhere, you feel likeA�people are looking at you funny but really everyone is actually very welcoming.
Connor Fearon had a good weeekend at Mount Sainte Anne taking care of business. Read more on what he had to say about it all…
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Another World Cup wrapped up, Mont Sainte Anne lived up to its legendary status and provided an excellent race. Fortunately, depending on who you talked to of course, the rain held off.
Today was a day of practice with finals tomorrow, the biggest news is the large amount of rain that has fallen. The previously dusty track has now become one long muddy track.
World Cup number four and it is time for the North American rounds of the series, this week we are in Canada on the infamous Mont Sainte Anne course. This place is legendary, the track is long, fast and rough. TheA�track itself is 2.83km’s longA�and the average speed for qualifying was 40.38 kmph! It is also the longest running course in the series, with either a World Cup or World Championship being held hear since the early 90’s!
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