Over the last few weeks the weather on the Riviera has been a shambles, barely a day has passed without rain. This weekend is looking to be no exception to that...
The Piazza di Torre Saracena. Sure this doesn't look much now, but check back in tomorrow and you'll see why this photo's in here...
That rain has left patches like this on the trail - thick, sticky puddles and slippery clay. It's going to make tyre choice interesting as these patches can easily take a wheel, but most of the ground is far too hard to run a mud tyre.
The tiny village of Cervo perches below the final track, Antennaes, riders will run down the side of it to get back down to the paddock.
Just one riding photo today. With the ominous-looking weather conditions there weren't many people out on the trails. This is local(ish) rider and part of the FRRD crew who have helped organise the race, Davide, pinning it down CNC San Rocco.
Main man, Enrico Guala, setting up the press office with Superenduro mainstays, Laura and Alberto, for the first time this year.
In the back of the van is most of the race control for the weekend. Organisers, Enrico, Franco and Stefano get stuck into some serious marquee building.
One of the new rider packs for this year. As well as the sexy, re-designed number board, riders will now have helmet stickers.
As the light started to fade, race control was finally taking shape. Hopefully it'll still be there in the morning.
Anybody want to take a bet on what the weather is going to do tomorrow? Forecasts suggest rain and those heavy clouds look ominous, but it's always hard to tell what's coming in this part of the world...
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