Mick Hannah and Keegan Wright will be racing at this year's EWS-E series.

Mick Hannah and Keegan Wright raced on Yeti for the first time this weekend.

Wright moves on after 5 years.

As seen in that spy shot.

A 2-day race featuring some of New Zealand's fastest racers.

At 24, the young man’s future in racing looks bright but it hasn’t always been this way.

Keegan Wright enjoys some of his amazing local trails.

Riders Greg Callahan, Keegan Wright and Georgia Astle return to the team.

The Enduro World Series has published the official start list for EWS Zermatt, and there are some notable riders missing from it.

Keegan Wright dials in his new bike on the steep, technical descents at Maydena Bike Park.

Some of the riders we think could be contenders for the throne this year.

Six new athletes join the Ride Concepts roster.

With less than two weeks to go, preliminary rider lists have now been released.

The young Kiwi is fast, wickedly precise, and playful in this episode of 'The Wright Line'.

Check out what some of the top riders are riding heading into the 2019 EWS at Les Orres.

Keegan Wright explores the singletrack and history of Derby, Tasmania.

Keegan Wright attacking the Enduro World Series practice in Derby, Tasmania for Round 2 of the 2019 Enduro World Series.

Devinci's Spartan is usually the weapon of choice, but Wright wagered that the shorter-travel and more nimble Troy would prevail Down Under.

Go behind the scenes as Keegan Wright progresses through the rounds of the RockShox Rotorua Pump Track Challenge.

The Godfather of Freeride shows the young gun the ropes.

DH tires, coil shocks, and plenty of travel is the trend for this weekend's big race.

Elliot Jackson, Kyle Strait, Keegan Wright, and the rest of the HT pedals team reflect on their experiences at Crankworx Les Gets this year.

Kiwi Keegan is racing a 120mm Django at Crankworx Les Gets 100% Dual Slalom.

In what may be the dampest installment of “The Wright Line” yet, our favorite Kiwi shredder is transported via mini-jetboat into a secluded bay, which marks the gateway to a primordial trail known as Te Tihi o Tawa.

The curse of bad weather was broken for the 2018 Crankworx Rotorua Giant Toa Enduro presented by CamelBak and the trails provided the perfect scene for some tight racing.

In this episode of The Wright Line, "Roots," Keegan Wright heads into New Zealand’s Wairoa Valley to session a network of flowy South Island trails known as “The Gorge”.

Is this what Devinci fans have been waiting for, a 29" Spartan?

Keegan's 2018 season is shaping up to be another gangbusters trip around the world, racing select downhill World Cups in addition to his full EWS schedule. We took the opportunity to take a look at his new downhill rig.

Follow Keegan from peak to valley floor as he shreds down Cardrona's technical singletrack, rock gardens and tight switchbacks, right to the legendary Cardrona Pub.

Here's a recap of the weekend from Signal Hill, Dunedin, New Zealand and the Emerson's 3 Peaks Enduro.

Keegan Wright is fresh off a strong 2017 season, and 'The Wright Line' follows his adventures on the Devinci team. Episode 1 includes a ceremonial 'Powhiri' greeting, and some blazing pace on Rotorua’s raw, rugged trail systems.

The young Kiwi ripper will be representing the brand with his fun-loving riding for 2017.

Keegan Wright is one of the most promising young riders on the EWS circuit. Here's a look at the Stumpjumper 29er he'll pilot at Whistler.

The Gradient line is FSA's hardest hitting product line to date, and Kiwi ripper Keegan Wright does not go easy on it in this sweet as edit.

Keegan Wright burst onto the scene at the Crankworx Rotorua Pumptrack Challenge in 2015. Now he is on Specialized and looking forward to the 2017 Crankworx kicking off again.

Young phenom and Rotorua local, Keegan Wright has just landed himself a deal with Specialized. Expect to see him vie for a spot on the podium this weekend at the opening round of the EWS at Crankworx Rotorua.

Getting a factory ride for Giant/Fox at 17 years of age means that you're doing something right and have the skills to back it up.