A close look at the Stevie Smith Memorial track ahead of tomorrow's DH event.

Sounds like Conti and Pivot Factory Racing have inked a long term deal!

Who knows more about a race bike, the pro rider who races it all weekend or the pro mechanic who keep its running?

How they succeeded as professional riders and racers while never losing sight of the need to have fun along the way.

Chris Hall and Eddie Masters chat about the injuries Eddie has sustained this year, his approach to dealing with fear and getting back up to speed after his biggest crash ever, and more.

There will be a very limited number of production Grim Donut bikes made available for the public to purchase.

Brook Macdonald, Sam Blenkinsop, George Brannigan, Eddie Masters, Jessica Blewitt and more turned out to New Zealand's biggest domestic race.

Eddie the Eagle talks about how his season went, hearing about his get fit quick plan, chatting World Cup and EWS racing in general, team rumours, the state of World Cup downhill and plenty more

Tune into the final Wyn TV from the 2020 EWS season.

Pivot Factory Racing had another stellar weekend in Pietra Ligure that left the team standing on the top step of the overall team competition.

After an ice cream and a beer, Wyn roams the pits for a few interviews.

Wyn and Ed share the same last name, but how similar are their bikes when it comes to setup?

With the pandemic cancelling most 2020 races, Pivot Factory Racing riders Matt Walker and Eddie Masters embark on a journey to find new jobs.

The four pros answer some tough questions from Christina Chappetta... But who will get the most points?

A candid chat with Ed Masters and all the information you need about your bike if you want to upgrade the suspension.

New Zealand's coronavirus status, how Eddy is ready to race at a moment's notice, riots, porn stunt doubles, and much more...

In this episode of The Cellar, Eddie Masters and Matt Walker evaluate the new Pivot Switchblade.

It looks like Ed Masters may be moving on after 2 years on Pivot.

Our annual instalment of Vanzacs antics.

Find out more about how Eddie's getting on with the injury that he sustained in Northstar, what it takes to be at the top in DH and Enduro these days, and more.

See Eddie Masters and Matt Walker tackle the Pinkbike Hot Lap on a Brodie 8-Ball from 2002.

Join Eliot Jackson and Ed Masters as they check out all the action from practice.

Can Eddie Masters or Matt Walker take down reigning champion Jesse Melamed? Watch to find out.

On 14-15th September, these riders will descend on Machynlleth, Wales, to tackle Dan Atherton’s fiendish creation.

Wyn's back with a fresh baguette for a post-race interview session in Les Orres, France.

Les Orres offered some of the closest racing in EWS history with the final results coming down to less than a second.

The results are in from some of the closest racing we have seen this year.

Unfiltered DH veterans predict who's going to win this weekend, reveal their worst World Cups, and argue who could win a Supercross race..

Chris Hall chats with Eddie about what it's like being a team manager, what helped him get to the podium in 2018 and more.

Eddie Masters takes us behind the scenes of the Cannonball Mountain Bike Festival in Thredbo, Australia.

How to turn a trail bike into a slalom weapon.

Too good not to have its own post. Eddie narrates his own sick edit and puts the new wagon-wheeler through its paces.

From a snowy start to some of the best race action yet, New Zealand's National Championships didn't disappoint with deserving winners shining through.

The two Vanzacs send it on the amazing trails around Queenstown.

Some tips on how to pull off that classic Masters flip-flop action.

It's tough to be Eddie Masters with all the sponsorship pressures to perform, he's really let himself go this winter. Thankfully he's found fat biking and is turning himself around.

There's more to Eddie Masters than meets the eye, from growing up riding horses, to his love of flip-flops. Find out more about his riding and what he's got planned for 2015.

How do rockstar factory World Cup downhillers like Ed Masters travel between races? In luxurious buses of course.

Pinkbike approves of everything Eddie Masters stands for.