Pick your dream World Cup DH team and you could be in the running to win a whole lot of great prizes.

After a long off season, the first round of the 2019 World Cup is just days away...

We take a look through the dozens of races that have attracted top racers since the dust settled in Lenzerheide last September to see who is looking fast coming into the 2019 season:

During the week of Crankworx Rotorua, Liv hosted a morning of riding for a group of over 80 women with exclusive access to half of Skyline Rotorua.

The team headed to beautiful New Zealand to bond over beers and bikes before the racing season got underway.

A man of many talents on anything with two wheels.

Jo Peters and her dog Zoe cruise down the trails together.

The UK has been blessed with perfect Spring weather which has made for some awesome trail conditions. Watch Rat and Sammy soak up the Staffordshire sun and flirt some dirt.

Unbelievable speed and style in loose conditions.

The KHS Factory team get up to speed on the loose and rooty course before the first round of the World Cup.

What drives the Bulldog to compete.

Young, unknown, and unsupported freerider Matt Begg, from Ashburton, New Zealand, displays what he's capable of on a bike.

Garmin's newest computers now come loaded with Trailforks data for easy on-trail navigation.

Take a moment to reflect on some of the worst and best moments from 2018.

Here are six things we noticed from the sidelines in Slovenia.

Cannondale have released the first footage of their new downhill bike and it's totally different to anything else out there.

Pivot's Trail 429 may only have 120mm of travel, but it packs a punch.

What it takes to push yourself to the edge to be one of the most successful athletes the sport has ever seen.

The Women’s Slopestyle Tour will be partnering with the Freeride Mountain Bike Association to bring the addition of women’s Dirt Jump, Freeride and Slopestyle events to multiple locations across North America.

Join the team for the IXS in Maribor! It was great to do some more testing in race conditions before the big show this weekend.

Exploring the natural singletrack and shaped lines that wind through gorgeous glaciers and meadows.

An in-depth analysis of last season's results to help you make the best picks for 2019.

Luca Shaw, Loris Vergier, Greg Minnaar, and Steve Peat do the things.

Riders need to accrue 40 UCI points or be selected by their national federation to enter a World Cup. Kaos currently sits on 31 points.

Always a pleasure to see new material from Andreu. Some heavy moves in the second half!

Jackson Morris shreds his local Vancouver Island trails.

Cartwheeling through a rock garden is a good way to test knee pads, right?

Trail bike slashing in South Africa.

Canadian champion Magnus Manson finally bagged himself a factory ride this year and will be riding a 29" Canyon Sender.

The Partymaster tour continues when they hit up L'Orignal, Bromont and Sherbrooke