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.

We reached out to Reece Wallace, whose Huck Cancer fundraiser we shared in April, to find out how cancer has affected his daily life.

She took her first World Cup podium at Val di Sole this year.

We find out more about this east coast young gun who is in the process of stacking podium finishes, winning several ESC race stops and snagging a first place at National Champs.

As the final round of the 2018 Superenduro series is now over, we caught up with one of the founders of the series: Enrico Guala.

We chatted social media, injuries, and what it's really like being a professional athlete with Rae Morrison when she was in Squamish at Liv's launch event for the Intrigue.

Leo Kokkonen and Mike Kazimer chat about Pole's boundary-pushing Machine, the future of bike geometry, and much more.

Is Super Boost 157 going to take over, or is it just a flash in the pan? We asked seven key players to weigh in on the topic.

Coming off a career-best finish at the Enduro World Series in Whistler, we caught up with Whistler local Christina Chappetta to find out what it's like living in the bike capital of the world, how she got into riding, and how she supports her racing habit.

We've all seen pictures of the new XTR, but when will it actually be in stores?

The Downtime Podcast talks to Cesar Rojo who's a great rider and one of the key engineers in the world of modern mountain biking. In this interview, we talk to Cesar about his thoughts on geometry, testing, data acquisition, timing vs feel, and comparisons between mountain biking, Moto GP and Motocross.

We sit down with BMC's head of mountain bike development to talk about the challenges of making carbon bikes in Switzerland, taking risks and why 27.5 wheels should never have been a thing.

Giant is running DVO suspension this year, and ace tuner Ronnie Dillon gave us the inside story while he was dialing in the team's suspension in the pits at the Val di Sole World Cup.

For someone who still can't legally drive a car, Soren has some incredible skills on two wheels.

We speak to the YT Mob's staff photographer and videographer, Isac Paddock who, after a ballsy move at just 16-years-old, landed his dream job working for Martin Whiteley's super team.

Robin Wallner is giving up his second spot in the Enduro World Series overall to stay home this weekend to be present for the birth of his first child.

Greg Minnaar was back on track in Andorra this weekend but not racing. Daniel Sapp caught up with him today for the latest on his injured arm.

We catch up with Tracy Moseley in her new role as a mother and the co-ordinator of the European Continental Enduro Series.

The Downtime Podcast talks to Vero about how she got into mountain biking, her move away from World Cup racing, her approach to learning tricks, thoughts on social media, and much more.

We ask Joey Schusler how the idea for RJ Ripper came about, what the hardest part about the project was, and what the mountain bike scene in Nepal is like.

Greg talks about his career so far, what it takes to make it to the top, some of the mental cues he uses to help his performance, and much more.

The birthplace of our sport still isn't a must-visit mountain bike destination, but progress is being made, one inch of trail at a time.

We talk to Skratch Labs founder Dr. Allen Lim about starting a company from nothing, eating real food, what gut rot is, why pro athletes are like canaries in a coal mine, and more.

We caught up with Martin Maes at the 2018 Fort William World Cup to discuss why he's racing a downhill round, GT's new prototype DH Bike, and what his plans for the season are.

Ergon saddle designer Janina Haas was at the Sea Otter Classic this April to launch their new line of women's saddles and answer all of our questions about the development process.

Josh Bryceland talks about his childhood, riding with Peaty, sports psychology, why he quit downhill and plenty more in this edition of the Downtime Podcast.

One of the greatest competitors our sport has ever seen is about to bow out of racing. We talk with Julien to find out how it all started, hear about some of his favorite memories, and what he plans to do in the future.