Sven Martin, Alan Milway and Andrew Neethling break down the upcoming 2024 season with a preview show including the riders to watch for 2024, rule and broadcast changes, and random bits of info and gossip.

Big laps and some extra-curricular fun.

C dog is one of the top riders at events like Darkfest and Audi Nines.

Here are some of the best podcasts that have been filling our earbuds this month.

Here are some of the best podcasts that have been filling our earbuds this month.

Some amazing insights and inside stories of Stevie's life, upbringing, and what it was like to make a film like this.

Brendan is joined by Andrew Neethling and Danny Hart for some hot laps of Chatel and Pleney.

Andrew Neethling chats with former BMX World Champion Dr Jason Richardson about the mental side of the sport.

Mick talks product development, what has kept him motivated to keep racing at the highest level for so long, and challenges Andrew to his signature suicide-no-hander.

You'll have to listen to find out what it is.

Andrew Neethling and Myles Kelsey break down an exciting third DH World Cup race of the season.

Easy does it.

Hear about the Les Gets DH World Cup, the Val di Fassa EWS, sustainability in manufacturing, adaptive mountain biking, and so much more.

A pair of South African racing legends explore PMB.

Andrew shares some of his personal experiences with contract negotiations, rider salaries and offers insights into some of the hardships professional athletes face in the modern day.

The first DH World Cup of the year was a good one. Ed Masters goes into great detail about what the race was like.

Here are some of the podcasts that have been filling our earbuds this month.

Clemens was in town building a new line at Hellsend Dirt Compound, so Andrew took the opportunity to hang out with Clemens for a chat, and to show him around his local trails.

Ben Deakin is a former Royal Marine Commando and now a pro mountain biker.

Tracey Hannah chats about her early beginnings, her amazing attitude, bouncing back from career-ending injuries and more.

A documentary that explores Walker's World Cup overall winning season.

Matt has not only recovered from his crash on the Loop of Doom, but reflected on the event and came out stronger as a person and rider.

Mental skills consultant and facilitator Taylor Rapley, shares how she thinks mindfulness can help high-performance athletes.

Gee Atherton shares his process of getting back to riding after big crashes and his motivation to keep pushing himself.

Lottering continues to astonish the medical profession and audiences alike.

Andrew saw Brendog's edit and said, “That was ok, I can probably do better.”

Brook Macdonald, Eddie Masters, Sven Martin and Andrew Neethling dig into everything that happened at the final World Cup round.

Myles Kelsey of Bike Network a former Masters DH Champion with 41 years of race experience joins the show to chat everything from Maribor including the wheel size debate, safety, team rumours and of course the racing. 

Here are some of the podcasts that have been filling our earbuds this month.

The former racers share their thoughts on the crazy race where Reece Wilson took the win in the men and Camille Balanche took the win in the women.

The challenges of lockdown, dominance of the French, being at the top of the sport, trusting your gut and more.

Greg Minnaar shares his experience of racing worlds cups and how he is still at the top of the sport.

Andrew Neethling talks about the origins of the sport with the first official World Cup series winner.

Here are some of the best podcasts that have been filling our earbuds recently that didn't make it to the homepage.

Needles catches up with an MTB Hall of Famer.

Andrew Neethling takes his first riding trip to the Mediterranean island and ends up racing some of the local riders.

One of the early pioneers of freeride joins Andrew Neethling on Moving the Needle

Alan Milway has coached Gee and Rachel Atherton, Danny Hart, Brendan Fairclough, Tracy Moseley and now Greg Minnaar.

The affable Swede opens up about the pressures of competing.

The 2-time World Champion catches up with the show to discuss the newly released UCI schedule and his injury.

Andrew Neethling & Theo Erlangsen take on Brendan Fairclough's 'Dogs Life' DH track.

Needles catches up with the reigning Olympic champion, World Champion and World Cup champion.

Sven Martin joins the podcast to bench race about what could have been and what may come in the 2020 Race Season.

Candid conversation and riding challenges in New Zealand in the fall of 2019.

For episode two of 'Mission to Ride', Andrew meets his former UR teammate and world cup overall winner Tracey Hannah.

In episode 3 of Moving the Needle, Danny Hart chats about how early success forced him to work even harder and how he developed as a rider and person.

The discussion ranges from religion to what it's like to be a professional rider during corona times to Andrew's commentary battles.

As a professional international downhill mountain biker, and now commentator, Andrew 'Needles' Neethling brings 18 years of experience in all aspects of the cycling industry into podcast form.

Andrew Neethling catches up with Sam Reynolds for a ride in New Zealand.

Andrew Neethling follows Nino Schurter for a sunset ride on his backyard trails in South Africa.

Andrew Neethling heads to Leogang to ride some of the lesser-known trails in the area.

Brendan Fairclough and Andrew Neethling check out the amazing trails on offer in the Surrey Hills.

A full feature from Shaperideshoot shot around the globe.

Trail bike slashing in South Africa.

A slide of summer at Retallack Lodge with the two Scott riders.

Scotty Laughland and Andrew Neethling enjoy the South African dust in the latest episode of Chasing Trail.

Andrew Neethling and Holger Meyer head to Iran and ride the country's top-notch trail network.

Andrew Neethling and Nino Schurter hit the cross-country course together in Stellenbosch, South Africa, and we get a closer look at his SRAM wireless shifter.

Meet your 2018 Crankworx announcers, Cam, Tyler, Micayla, and Andrew.

Watch the Live session that we had with Brendan Fairclough, Casey Brown, Andrew Neethling, and Kyle Jameson.

Needles new partnership with cSixx will round out his builds for his new bikes.

Needles and Biedermann rip apart the trails on the new Scott Genius.

Scott Sports is stoked to announce that Andrew Neethling will be joining the team as an ambassador.

Earlier today Andrew Neethling announced he has made the tough decision to retire from Downhill World Cup racing, giving hints as to what he's going to do next and thanking everyone for their support over the past 14 years.

Take a virtual ride down all of the stages on tap for this weekend's EWS race.

Take a look at Andrew Neethling's ride for this weekend's slalom race.

Needles competes in his first enduro and finishes in the top 30, but will we see more of him at these events?

Ewald Sadie takes some time to catch-up with Andrew Neethling, and finds out how life is going for him in 2015.

Andrew Neethling has landed on the UR Team for 2015, congrats man.

Needles is getting loose in Norway. Who will be on top of the podium this weekend?

Mike Goldstein talks to Andrew Neethling about his current prototype Giant Glory DH bike at the 2011 Kokanee Crankworx.

Needles behind the scenes for 3 Minute Gaps ripping some epic DH. And getting stung by bees?

New Riders, Sponsors Boost Giant Factory Off-Road Team

With the addition of several key World Cup riders in downhill and cross-country racing, the Giant Factory Off-Road Team will field its strongest lineup ever in 2011. South African downhiller Andrew Neethling and five-time British cross-country champion Liam Killeen join a diverse squad that includes 19-year-old World Cup downhill sensation Danny Hart of Great Britain.

MEGA AVALANCHE - Reunion Island, South Africa – December 1-3, 2007

The time had come. No turning back now. I was set for a front row start in a race format I had never entered before. There were 160 riders all starting at the same time on a 50-minute downhill.

The start was set for 9am. Call up for our grid positions was based on our heat race results at 8am. This sounds fine until you note that the drive to the top is at least 1 hour on a road with the tightest turns I had ever seen. Car sickness started to set in near the top.