Video: Kate Courtney Navigates the Unknown in 'Rising' Season 2

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 @CamNeelyCantWheelie Who? Rider in the vid has got a cool rainbow stripe jersey and a nice looking energy drink themed helmet. Seems athletic, hope they get sponsored.

 @grundletroll: sarcasm

 @twozerosix: I don't assume sarcasm on pinkbike unless someone uses the s/ thing.

 @HB208: Not to mention the last couple articles. Not that I'm complaining

 Sarcasm i'm guessing or Time to flip your rock over and crawl out!

 Nothing goes over my head. I am too fast and I would catch it.

 Dog s*** is bad enough. Clumsy ass, keep those shoes clean.

 @Neale78: hahaha can't afford a dog but can afford a Kona Traildog cutout!!

 Then upgrade to the real thing one day hopefully. Wonderful.

 On the plus side, flu deaths are now 0. :shrug:

 So true.

 why do those feelings have to be mutually exclusive? is it not possible to recognize the global severity of the pandemic while also empathizing for someone who has worked their butt off to compete at the Olympics (likely a lifelong dream), but couldn't due to the pandemic? would you have preferred for the video to not comment on it at all? pretend like the pandemic and the collective effort to respond to it didn't interrupt anything?

 @rfcrane: I don't know man, it could be just me, maybe I've just seen too many of these lately -
people who are quite well off complaining about the pandemic. I find it a bit arrogant, akin to haircut-gate - probably not the most important thing.

Courtney may be a wonderful person, not even commenting on her character. She probably had no say in the editing process anyway.
The way this is put together makes it seem as if she alone missed out on the Olympics, which by the way aren't canceled forever.

What do you mean by 'comment on it at all', there wasn't some great insight or commentary, it was more like a vlog on how her doggie helps her cope. (nothing wrong with that by the way)

Most of the guys in the video and most of us here for that matter are so incredibly lucky, whining about cancelled events and shortage of bikes and parts - which in the grand scheme of things - truly first world problems.

 Exactly.... who cares.

 @Milko3D: the pandemic is a very tragic event worldwide and everyone knows that. However, for everyone, there is a different kind of struggle as a result of it. For some people Olympics is their life, that does not mean they don't care about the rest of the people around the world, but that might be their biggest struggle. This is why sometimes the world we live in seems so unfair. There is always a person who is more unfortunate. I am not saying you are wrong, perspective is very important. It is important to grieve for the ones who lost their lives, however, it is also important to not be hung up on it and focus on your own goal as well.

 Maybe stop looking at the big picture and appreciate these fleeting moments before we all reach the Lantern at the end of Time.

 @thustlewhumber: Yah, masks and social distancing works so flu this season this season has essentially been nullified.
This should give you an indication of how incredibly contagious CV19 actually is and how deadly it would have been if absolutely nothing had been done.