World Cup Windham

dirt lover

Likes Bikes and Dirt
For those of you who have foxtel, eurosport are also doing live coverage. Just incase any of you werent aware. :)
Whats the eurosports coverage like? I've heard that its not that great but as I don't have foxtel I've never watched it.
 

dunndog

Eats Squid
Whats the eurosports coverage like? I've heard that its not that great but as I don't have foxtel I've never watched it.
It's fine, prety sure it's the same cameras as freecaster, so you get fully no freezing coverage on yr big tv, just the commentary is less amusing than freecaster but i can live with that
 

dirt lover

Likes Bikes and Dirt
It's now less than 10 minutes until the race coverage is supposed to start, it's gonna be epic.Gee's gonna win the overall :cool:
 

dirt lover

Likes Bikes and Dirt
And Rachel Atherton wins it for the girls with a time of 2:49.85 , Tracey Mosely in second with a time of +1.36 and Emmaline Ragot was +2.72 from Rach's time and finished 3rd.
 

dirt lover

Likes Bikes and Dirt
Gee takes out the win today and become world cup champion with a time of 2:28.28, Greg comes a super close second just +0.37 behind Gee. Sam Blenkinson comes 3rd and was +1.91 behind the fastest time. Peaty looked set to win it and was nealry 1.5 seconds faster than Gee at the second split but had a flat landing at the really steep drop and went over the bars, luckily he seems to be ok.

Was a great coverage so a huge shout out to the camera crew and the guys at freecaster, can't wait for Mt St. Anne, BRING ON THE WORLDS! Go all Aussies!
 

DH'er_28

Likes Dirt
Yeah was epic racing. Gee and Minnaar really stepped it up under pressure, huge props to be able to do that.

Troy smashed it with 18th, he's got the junior overall right? I think lewis buchanan was couple of places ahead today but still too far off for the overall.
 

dirt lover

Likes Bikes and Dirt
Yeah was epic racing. Gee and Minnaar really stepped it up under pressure, huge props to be able to do that.

Troy smashed it with 18th, he's got the junior overall right? I think lewis buchanan was couple of places ahead today but still too far off for the overall.
Its going to make for an amazing race at worlds, Gee will want the double, Greg will want revenge and Peaty was on great form until the crash. Can't wait.

I think he does because he was a decent amount ahead of Lewis, but I think they had to finalise it so nothing official has been annouced about the junior overall result because its not as simple to tell as with Gee and Greg.
 

Demo Eight

Likes Bikes
overall results. Top 30

Rank Name Nation Age* Points
1 (1) Gee ATHERTON Great Britain 25 1,434
2 (2) Greg MINNAAR South Africa 29 1,432
3 (3) Samuel BLENKINSOP New Zealand 22 998
4 (4) Aaron GWIN United States 23 968
5 (5) Steve PEAT Great Britain 36 873
6 (6) Cameron COLE New Zealand 22 804
7 (7) Brendan FAIRCLOUGH Great Britain 22 759
8 (8) Marc BEAUMONT Great Britain 26 688
9 (16) Nick BEER Switzerland 23 641
10 (9) Samuel HILL Australia 25 620
11 (14) Damien SPAGNOLO France 25 593
12 (10) Justin LEOV New Zealand 26 583
13 (11) Mickael PASCAL France 31 557
14 (12) Steve SMITH Canada 21 531
15 (13) Chris KOVARIK Australia 32 527
16 (15) Michael HANNAH Australia 27 498
17 (20) Matti LEHIKOINEN Finland 26 486
18 (30) Markus PEKOLL Austria 23 449
19 (17) Danny HART Great Britain 19 446
20 (18) Josh BRYCELAND Great Britain 20 411
21 (19) Shaun O'CONNOR Australia 19 407
22 (21) Wyn MASTERS New Zealand 23 389
23 (31) Romain PAULHAN France 22 389
24 (59) Robin WALLNER Sweden 22 388
25 (22) Fabien PEDEMANAUD France 26 379
26 (23) Bernat GUARDIA PASCUAL Spain 28 371
27 (24) Matthew SIMMONDS Great Britain 23 361
28 (25) Bryn ATKINSON Australia 28 357
29 (36) Filip POLC Slovakia 28 356
30 (26) Mitchell DELFS Australia 21 356
 

Demo Eight

Likes Bikes
womens overall top 30


1 (3) Floriane PUGIN France 21 1,500
2 (1) Sabrina JONNIER France 29 1,463
3 (2) Emmeline RAGOT France 24 1,405
4 (4) Tracy MOSELEY Great Britain 31 1,308
5 (6) Myriam NICOLE France 20 1,115
6 (5) Mio SUEMASA Japan 27 1,024
7 (7) Céline GROS France 27 903
8 (8) Claire BUCHAR Canada 32 857
9 (9) Petra BERNHARD Austria 30 700
10 (10) Rachel ATHERTON Great Britain 23 590
11 (11) Manon CARPENTER Great Britain 17 545
12 (12) Harriet RUCKNAGEL Germany 22 522
13 (13) Micayla GATTO Canada 22 520
14 (14) Miriam RUCHTI Switzerland 23 506
15 (15) Katy CURD Great Britain 21 431
16 (16) Fionn GRIFFITHS Great Britain 28 410
17 (17) Harriet HARPER New Zealand 29 386
18 (18) Jessica STONE Great Britain 20 384
19 (22) Emilie SIEGENTHALER Switzerland 24 357
20 (19) Melissa BUHL United States 28 328
21 (20) Caroline SAX France 22 270
22 (21) Joanna PETTERSON South Africa 31 258
23 (23) Nicole BEEGE Germany 31 252
24 (24) Aimee DIX Great Britain 22 237
25 (25) Tomoko IIZUKA Japan 31 234
26 (26) Morgane CHARRE France 20 232
27 (27) Veronica Francisca MIRANDA FUENTES Chile 24 230
28 (64) Anita AGER-WICK Norway 32 225
29 (28) Gabrielle MOLLOY New Zealand 31 222
30 (29) Claire WHITEMAN Australia 32 216
 

Dozer

Heavy machinery.
Staff member
Super stoked for Gee. He's been the man this season who's totally outclassed everyone else and pinned everything he could. Well done!
Young Troy has shown that our junior's are the best again, what a future this young guy has! Well done buddy!
It would be nice to see Steve Peat go back to back world champ but I reckon Barel (if he gets back in time) will be "the one".;)
 

Dozer

Heavy machinery.
Staff member
Vital MTB are saying Mick Hannah is NOT going to be at the World Champs. However, he is Australian and Australian's are renowned for being hard and can ride through all sorts of shit. Pain shouldn't be an issue..............;)
 

mullan2304

Likes Bikes and Dirt
Props to Shaun O'Connor for being the top placed Aussie. Protected rider for every round next year I believe.

Demo Eight. They are actually the world rankings, which aren't actually the results of the year, rather a rank against this and the previous year(s).
 
Last edited:
Top