We caught up with Connor Fearon for an in-depth look at 2018 and to get his thoughts on the biggest talking points of the season.

Jason Chamberlain from Specialized and Torkel Sintorn from Ohlins discuss how data has been used to help design better bikes, how it’s used today by people like Loic Bruni to get their bike set up for ultimate performance, and where data acquisition might be heading in the future.

Nitro Circus World Tour athlete Jed Mildon landed the world's first BMX triple backflip and the world's first BMX quadruple backflip.

Week in, week out, each race means as much to Rachel Atherton as her first.

A fantastic interview with one of enduro racing’s top podium contenders.

Chris Akrigg was live on Pinkbike today to respond to your questions. Check out his answers inside.

Vermont-based Lea Davison talks happiness, crashes, women's cycling, and going for her third Olympics in Tokyo.

We sit down with the UCI, Red Bull and Martin Whiteley, the teams rep, to get to grips with the big talking points of downhill World Cups.

This episode of the HKT Podcast talks to Matt Macduff about the practices he uses to stay mindful, living with Brett Rheeder and why the footage from his loop-the-loop attempt has never been released.

We caught up with this year's EWS Under 21 Champion, Elliott heap to find out how his racing is going, what it's like being on a team with such legendary and seasoned veterans and how he feels about winning his first EWS title.

We caught up with Jordie Lunn ahead of the release of Rough AF 3 to find out what the filming process was like, how it tied into his 2018 Rampage bid, and what his goals with mountain biking are.

After 23 years with Volcom, Jason Steris is the now the CEO of Troy Lee Designs. Find out more about what he's hoping to accomplish in his new role.

Ross Bell gives us unique insight into why Amaury Pierron's 2018 season was such a success and what we can expect from the French rider in 2019.

This behind the scenes chat from Kendal Mountain Festival's Bike Night features Gee & Dan Atherton, Tracy Moseley & Katy Winton

As well as winning this year's Pump Track World Championship, Tommy's been getting a taste of mountain bikes after spending most of his youth riding BMX.

From his time as a privateer to being part of a team, Bryn brings a lot of experience to the table and discusses his fight through a life-threatening injury and the direction he thinks the World Cup is headed, plus loads more.

The HKT Podcasts and Olly Wilkins chat about his adventures, the equipment needed to spend hours upon hours digging in the Utah sun, hair transplants, naming features after Hollywood actors and anything and everything in-between.

We chat with Szymon about his days as a famous rock star in Poland, starting his own bike company, and racing the XC Masters World Championships.

Find out about the minimum time needed to really make some gains, why and how gym time can be really beneficial and efficient, and the need to develop multiple 'energy systems'. If you want to get the most out of your time over the winter, then give this episode a listen to find out how.

After going down early in the 2018 race season, we caught up with French EWS racer Adrien Dailly at his home in Nice to see how his road back to racing is going.

We speak to three UK-based trail advocacy groups about the importance of getting involved with local dig days, volunteering and helping the MTB scene grow.

We asked insiders, athletes, and spectators what would make Red Bull Rampage even better. This is what they said.

Before Carson headed down to Red Bull Rampage we caught up with him to talk about everything from injury to career path and how to manage the pressure that comes with competing in an event like this.

We chat with previous Rampage winner Cam Zink about his approach to a fresh venue, how he's managing his injuries, and what his goal is for Friday.

The Downtime podcast chat to Reece about how he got into the sport, his progression to the top level, his 2018 season, Red Bull Hardline and much more, including why it’s easier to whip on a 29er, and Eddie Masters' approach to world travel!

Downtime Podcast talks to Nick Grantham about how he got involved with Atherton Racing, injury prevention, recovery, key aspects of mountain bike training, and his view on the future of physical preparation for downhill mountain biking.

GT Bicycles just announced that Martin Maes will be riding for them again in 2019, so we sent the Belgian a couple questions to find out what he's got planned for the upcoming season.

We caught up with former pro mountain bike Nick Geddes to find out more about what it was like to go through cancer, and what he's up to now.

Jason Schiers, and Mello Bouwmeester, the guys behind the development of Crankbrothers new Synthesis wheelset, join Chris Hall for an in-depth chat on the Downtime Podcast.

We ask Rebecca Rusch what it means for her to win an Emmy Award for Blood Road, how it compares to her World Championship and other athletic wins, and what she's got planned next.