Here's the video that Pinkbike's readers and editors agreed was the best of the year.

Four very worthy contenders, but who triumphed and claimed the top prize?

The life of a professional athlete isn't easy, and coming back from forced time off the bike is a difficult task. The 2019 Comeback of the Year award goes to...

There can be but one winner of the Pinkbike Award for Best Performance, and this year it goes to...

The Mountain Bike of the Year is...

A wireless drivetrain versus a practical drivetrain, versus an evolved dropper post, versus ridiculously powerful four-piston brakes... Here's your Component of the Year cage match.

Mountain biking can be expensive, but this year's winner offers top level performance at a relatively reasonable price.

With a top-tier venue, tight racing, and lively fans, this event stood out from the rest.

This customizable carbon trail bike comes with a surprisingly attainable sticker price.

2019 was a year of refinements rather than revolution in the suspension world, which means there was a slight change to the usual awards format.

And the winner is...

These are the four final contenders for the title of Mountain Bike of the Year.

These nominees all have a highly impressive price vs. performance ratio.

A complete drivetrain that costs less than a high-end derailleur, a fork that punches well above its price, and a universal derailleur hanger are all on the Best Value list.

Here are our favorite videos that definitely won't ask you to like, comment or subscribe.

Clever coil springs, battery powered components, a futuristic XC bike, and carbon wheels that deviate from the norm. They're all on the list for Innovation of the Year.

These six athletes all delivered fairy tale returns from the lowest lows, and showed true heart and determination in 2019.

The Snowshoe World Cup, Zermatt EWS, Les Gets World Cup, DH World Champs, and Red Bull Rampage each delivered nail-biting competition along with world-class venues.

2019 was full of incredible performances in all disciplines, from downhill to cross-country. These are the athletes who stood out from the rest.

2019 was one of the best race seasons ever, and these seven athletes stood out from the rest.

Two drivetrains, a dropper post, and a set of extra-powerful brakes made this year's list.

A dual discipline threat, it's a Belgian rider who will be taking home the Athlete of the Year award.

Jolanda Neff, Kate Courtney, Nicholi Rogatkin, Sam Hill, and Martin Maes. That's one hell of a list!

And the winner is...

Marin, Specialized, Whyte, Transition, and Polygon all made the final round, but one bike in particular stood out from the rest.

Will Fox or RockShox take home the win this year?

A carbon linkage fork, a machined Machine, and a helmet that can call for help. There was no shortage of innovative ideas in 2018.

Hayes, Maxxis, Cane Creek, and Shimano all made it into the final round; now it's time to reveal the 2018 Component of the Year.

Marzocchi, SRAM, and OneUp face off in the battle for Best Value Product.

Jesse Melamed, Gee Atherton, Emil Johannson, and Myriam Nicole all had amazing comebacks, but one stood out from the rest.

Red Bull Joyride, EWS #8 in Finale, and MTB World Championships in Lenzerheide. Which event took the win?

Pinkbike's editors have made their final picks, now it's your chance to vote for the winners of the 2018 Pinkbike Awards.

A DH prodigy, an enduro veteran, a dual-discipline threat, and a downhill dominator. These are our four picks for Athlete of the Year.

Five bikes that offer an excellent price to performance ratio.