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With rumours of retirement swirling, enjoy what might be a last rip with Ratboy down one gnarly track...

Crashing, huge hucks into nasty steeps and lots of rough and tumble action leading up to Sunday’s race…

It's a rough and tumble course for the Rainbow Stripes race...

The 50/01 lads have constructed a corker of a corner that no-one can seem to crack...

Claudio has Steve Peat and Rob Warner join him for his Val Di Sole preview to celebrate the end of an era.

A look back at Danny Hart's mind-blower of a run as the World Championships returns to the scene of his massacre...

The balance between having everything you need to keep you riding and keeping your pack a reasonable weight is a fine one...

We practice jumping, cornering, climbing - virtually everything - but do you ever practice crashing, unclipping, rolling?

It's only after you've lost everything, that you're free to do anything...

The Renthal name carries an enviable reputation for durable high-quality sprockets from their long tradition manufacturing motorcycle product

Logan Peat invited riders to come and chill out after Crankworx at Coast Gravity Park. Looks like it went according to plan.

Some of the best riding action of the season on this fast, steep rough and tumble course that challenged every rider...

It's Steve Peat's last race at the highest level but Greg Minnaar and Josh Bryceland have some work to do as well...

It did come down to the wire at Vallnord on the men's side and other things happened as well so that results were produced...

Set out to find the next Whistler-based mountain bike superstar...

The hunt for points is alive and well as the riders jockey for position on race day...

Peaty has qualified for the final World Cup of his career – if he’s to be believed – and here’s the last time we’ll see him follow Ratboy at this level…

The excitement appears to be over for the title race - but this course will serve up lots of steep and loose action tomorrow...

Léo Nobile shows everyone how to make an epic party exit...

Turns out just climbing to the top of an 840-foot chimney isn't enough of an adrenaline shot for some people...

"I imagined Di2, servo motors, exotic materials, XTR grey, and a post that would go up and down on its own to programmable preset positions..."

What do you do when you go a little early gapping the train? You phone your buddy up the tracks to get the schedule and hit it again...

Dusty berm destruction and incredible pace over marbles, roller bearings and baby heads...

Timed training doesn't count in the points and some riders deliberately take it easy - but sometimes they are predictors...