Arguably the most famous trail in the world, A-Line is the stuff of mountain bike legend and lore, renowned for its iconic drops, jumps on jumps on jumps, and giant, sculpted berms. On any given day, this is where party-trains reign supreme and where experienced riders flock to go big and take flight. But what’s it like to race? Since 2004, thousands have lined up at the start drop to find out for themselves, scrubbing, boosting and charging for the win.
Women
1. Jill KINTNER 4:17.97
2. Georgia ASTLE +1.21
3. Valentina HOLL +3.05
4. Anneke BEERTEN +5.67
5. Casey BROWN +6.46
6. Kialani HINES +6.65
7. Andreane LANTHIER NADEAU +9.70
8. Miranda MILLER +9.71
9. Vaea VERBEECK +9.78
10. Jordy SCOTT +10.62
Men
1. Finn ILES 3:57.04
2. Mitch ROPELATO +2.47
3. Samuel BLENKINSOP +3.23
4. Bas VAN STEENBERGEN +5.35
5. Henry FITZGERALD +5.39
5. Kirk MCDOWALL +5.39
7. Lee JACKSON +5.57
8. Kiran MACKINNON +6.61
9. Mick HANNAH +6.83
10. Magnus MANSON +7.62
Full results can be found
here (Women's) and
here (Men's).
I really hope they don’t let whistler bike park slowly die like they did to keystone bike park.
On a more positive note I sat through a corporate Alterra presentation at winter park last week and they are doubling down on bike park investment and greatly expanding trestle and snow mass bike parks!
BUT, i'm still rooting for him and the day he pulls it all together.
Jill is a great ambassador for the sport but has never went overly well the World Cup DH races.
5 top fives in 25 world cups isn't brilliant.
www.rootsandrain.com/rider6133/jill-kintner/results/filters/seriesgroups244