Video: Jesse Melamed's Winning Pro Stage POV from EWS Petzen-Jamnica 2022

 Couldn't have anything to do with the format of the race. Or the amount of resources they have to broadcast. Must just be negligence. EWS SUX!!! IM MAD!

 I agree that the coverage it’s not the best… but I believe it’s also harder to get footage from so many stages and so many riders.
Compared to a stationary track.

For me it’s kind of similar to Formula 1 and WRC.

 DH: Because Redbull has money. And it's peudo-live coverage.

Even FIA struggles to cover the WRC.
And you expect EWS to cover 5-6 stages on a shoestring budget?

And let's face it, enduro is a small sport for us nerds, no one else gives a f.

 @mlangestrom: These things are all true, but look at the coverage hard enduro gets in moto. Again, its not like watching an F1 race, but there is multi-modal live feed coverage, and even if the coverage is messy and jumps around, it's still rad. Obviously, if you use an event like DH as a standard, you'll only be dissapointed. However, lots of events run like this with decent coverage of action. WRC plus often seems jumbled and hard to keep track of, but you always get to watch some good racing! It just seems like they gave up on coverage a while ago. Try something more, make mistakes, and learn how to do it better.

 This is a single stage that happened yesterday and the video was of course posted after the stage results had already been up for 24 hours. If you are going to try to avoid the results of every single stage for the entire weekend so you can watch the highlights show on Monday afternoon then you might want to stay away from social media in general.

 I am intimately familiar with the race format. Thank you for your explanation though.

 Don't click on things then. Simple fix

 It may not be as simple you suggest as the link title itself has a spoiler.

 @rfchambers: Posting a video a day later and naming the winner of a single stage is completely reasonable. Every single MTB outlet that covers the race, the EWS organizers, the rider himself (obviously) had already posted it very publicly.