As the 2022 EWS season continues in Val Di Fassa we have rounded up all of the best videos to keep you updated with the racing this weekend. Come back throughout the weekend for more videos from practice, the Pro Stage and Sunday's big day of racing.
Race DayWe Are One Enduro Team:In the Land of Ferraris, 5 Euro Margherita Pizzas, and road cyclists as far as the eye can see, the 4 young Canadians on the We Are One Enduro Team experienced the trails that Northern Italy had to offer in the 3rd stop of the EWS. Coming off of a high in Petzen-Jamnica the week before, the boys were excited to prove themselves once again. One of them may have been TOO excited as Johnathan Helly found himself in the clinic after a crash on stage #3. The other riders however found themselves with solid results that left them hungry for more.
Full Highlights: | Welcome to the second episode of the all new Enduro World Series Show, your complete guide to all things EWS!
In this show we dig deeper into the dirt of the second round of the Enduro World Series and EWS-E from Petzen-Jamnica. It's been four years since the series visited the race course which straddles the Austro-Slovenian border and it was definitely a return to the big, physically demanding stages of old!
In this episode we follow local racer Vid Persak, unleash Josh Carlson into the pro pits and dissect the big winners (and losers) from a dramatic R2.— Enduro World Series |
Moi Moi TV: | Race day was tough! 6th is all I had on the day.
Shout out to Mr Ed holding it down for the #shoulderboisworldwide and getting back on the podium!
Who You got in a dance to the death, Mr Bomba VS Party Boi?— Jack Moir |
Pivot Factory Racing: | Well sports fans the crew out did themselves and took it straight to the box for the Canazei Italian EWS !
Amazing long stages, great weather, great friends, great times and even better results!— Bernard Kerr |
Highlights: | The dust has just about settled here at EWS Val Di Fassa Trentino and what a race it was! The Italian Dolomites put on a world-class show and pushed racers to their limits! Watch our highlights show to find out what went down.— Enduro World Series |
Pro StageHighlights: | The opening act of the third round of the Enduro World Series, EWS Val di Fassa Trentino, was an insanely physical Pro Stage that pushed even the toughest riders to the limit. Set amongst the scenery of the Dolomites, the racing proved every bit as dramatic as the scenery.
Join Ric McLaughlin and Josh Carlson as they break down the results from today’s events and analyse where it was won and lost, and what it means heading into Sunday’s four big race stages - where the overall series lead currently hangs in the balance!— Enduro World Series |
Moi Moi TV: | That was a lung burner!! Shout out Mr Bomba, today's MVP. Stopped 100m before the end of the stage and still got 4th haha.— Jack Moir |
Richie Rude's Pro Stage POV:
Jesse Melamed's POV:
PracticeCourse Preview: | The course here at EWS Val Di Fassa Trentino is nothing short of epic. With breath-taking views and an all-you-can-eat buffet of world-class trails, racers are in for a treat. Let Ric McLaughlin and Josh Carlson guide you down two of the most iconic stages in the Fassa valley - Titans and Tutti Frutti.— Enduro World Series |
Practice Highlights: | It's practice day here at Val di Fassa Trentino. With the jagged terrain of the Dolomites overlooking them, the racers hit the stages. With an array of line choices available, we caught up with a few of the pros to see how they're finding the trails here - and how they find the fastest lines for the all-important race day!— Enduro World Series |
Moi Moi TV Covers Practice Day: | Val Di Fassa, Canazei Enduro World Series Practice Day
Frothing on the tracks! Dirt is sick, but still super slick from the rain the last couple days.— Jack Moir |
Pivot Factory Racing: | We're back from Bentonville and straight to Canazei Italy for the 3rd round of the EWS and its a big mountain one! Slippery roots big stages and good times were had.
Check in with Eddie masters, Matt Walker, Morgane Charre and myself as well as the whole Pivot factory racing team!— Bernard Kerr |
Jesse Melamed: | I hope all those that went down are ok! This stage was slick and sketchy and was catching a lot of people out. Myself included.—Jesse Melamed |
ShakedownHighlights | Shakedown at EWS Val Di Fassa Trentino went down under the looming rock spires of the Dolomites. Riders were treated to absolute hero-dirt conditions, after some overnight showers and a morning in the baking sun. We caught up with some of the world’s best in-between runs of the amazing ‘Rodeline’ trail.— Enduro World Series |
How to go fast, in Fassa | We're in the beautiful Italian Dolomites for round three, EWS Val Di Fassa Trentino. Josh Carlson headed out to Shakedown to see the Pros put tyres on dirt for the first time this week, and see if he can uncover what the secret to going fast in Val Di Fassa is!— Enduro World Series |
Sessioning Jumps and Bike Setup with Jesse Melamed | Shakedown day at EWS is a chance to sample some of the trails that are similar to what we will be racing. We can get some content ahead of the race as well as get an idea what the trails are like and what settings we might need to change.— Jesse Melamed |
Media Recce Racing | EWS Val di Fassa – the main race. That is, the media recce race to the bottom.
You'll never guess what happens in this episode! OK, we'll tell you: Sven crashes but survives to real-talk another day, then takes us for a ride around stages 2-5 of this week's Enduro World Series race.
Who's your money on for the EWS win this week?
Camera: Squids on Tour, Sven Martin Edit: TJ Smith/Film Smith Media— Misspent Summers |
Shakedown and Track Walk with Jack Moir | Moi Moi TV - Canazei Enduro World Series Round 3 Shakedown and Track Walk. Mr Bomba and Party Boi up to their usual antics, Stages look wild, and the shakedown track was sick!— Jack Moir |
Nukeproof-SRAM Factory RacingThe Nukeproof-SRAM Factory Racing team sample the hero dirt during Shakedown.
You have awesome riders finishing in the top ten in the world but never hear anything about them.
If the EWS wants to grow or even keep going then it needs to also focus on riders outside the top 3. What’s the point in sponsors getting involved or riders or some racers even racing if there is literally zero media coverage of them.
He needs to show a win win situation to them.
How much do those sponsors pay or do they just supply product and prizes.
If mt bike guy is doing this for profit then there is no reason he should not pay like everyone else
Everyone here seems to hate anyone who makes a profit/protects a patent etc....
But without profit you would have very few businesses making/providing the things we love.