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@sarahmoore: You do have "distance" instead of "distant" (point #5)

@dcaf: XCO is the longer race - cross country Olympic. XCC is the short race - cross country criterium. A percentage of the points you earn in the XCC will transfer to your overall XCO points tally. In the case of coming first in the XCC, 80 points will transfer to your XCO total, hence 250 + 80 = 330.

I think Loam Wolf had a video up a few weeks back on the new Michelin Tyre line up and had a pretty glowing review. (At least I'm 75% sure it was LW! Any matter, there is a review up on YT that covers a lot of Maxxis v Mich talk)

No, is the honest answer.

You Canadians surely have been ripped off. While your blood pressure was undoubtedly lower than those of us in NZ, South Africa, and Asia, whom didn't think we were going to get to see any broadcasts until 16-hours before the first XCC of the year, we're only being inconvenienced by $5.99 USD a month, or $42 USD for the entire season with the only downside being we need to mirror from the Ipad to the TV.

Nothing to See Here - Everything is in Great Hands WBD Takeaways WBD is pleased with a 100% rider response that they do indeed ride mountain all-terrain bicycles. It has come to our attention that some even do it for nearly free, or indeed free, in support of WBD's management enrichment program. Our ongoing plans will further increase the opportunities for riders to acquire appointments with their local banking managers in order for them to live and rent homes and travel to our events. We are further buoyed that we have created a simple five-step authentication and paywall pathway for viewers in different continents around the planet, now with each continent having varying difficulties in finding and paying for access to the Whoop UCI World Series powered by Michelin 5-star eateries. Gone are the days of a one stop shop access point previously delivered by GCN+ to all nations around the globe, which we found was "old-school" thinking, and didn't deliver enough key point indicators for our myriad of metrics. We are very pleased to have encouraged viewer engagement, with multiple emails and messages arriving in our inboxes with such positive feedback on our steps to create such an easily navigable viewing experience - who would've thought that there were so many Chris, Christian, and Christopher Ball, Balls, and Ballers, in the world? The near 100% "strongly agree" response to our choice of commentators has warmed our coal black hearts and confirmed that our choices were indeed inspired and that change was well overdue. It was unfortunate that the copy of results sent to WBD had a typo in the survey question that asked "commentary with Warner was better in 2022", however we won't hold this against Pink Bike for not catching the wrong year was used (we all knew they meant 2023). Lastly, we are flattered that so many people have contacted us, or left comments under articles, that they have been so inspired by our direction and ideas for the sport, that they have now decided to ride more and watch television and online streaming broadcasts less. This is a sure sign that we are on the correct path for encouraging growth in the sport - more people on bikes out in the wilderness, the better.

StayLive... $5.99 USD a month. The PPV weekends are $14, the year $59 (All USD). For all the racing it'll cost about $40 USD for us in NZ. We (along with the Safa's and others) just got the cheapest deal.

@goodkent: StayLive bruv! Talk about last frickin minute...

They did for the World Cup Cyclocross races which used to be shown on the GCN+ app. Fingers crossed for MTB?!?!?!

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