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@TheR: I believe they are on a new full suspension bike that will be commercially available next year

If it works the same as Eurosport Player (owned by Discovery) you can go back instantly and when the live feed ends the replay is automatically available. And if you are watching with a delay you don't even notice it, no need to refresh the page or go to another link. RedBullTV anoys me with that, I don't even watch the race live anymore when I know I need to go away in the middle of it as I like to watch from start to finish.

@liketoride1: Jenny doesn't ride with a bull in her head, that's why. If it was someone with wings it would be a interview about positive aspects, how they look awesome during the race, etc. etc.

Loana recently followed Canyon CLLCTV, Canyon brand, Canyon SRAM (road team) and some of the Canyon SRAM riders on instagram (doesn't know how long but it's one of the more recent followings on Instagram). After PFP left Canyon, they stayed only with Emily Batty and Laurie Arsenault as their top female riders. And even if Emily is big on social media, it's been 2 or 3 years without the results a brand like Canyon wants, and I don't think it's likely she can go back to the level she had in 2018. So it makes a lot of sense.

When Blevins was born the US of A hadn't won a XCO World Cup for 3 years. Amazing!

@ilyamaksimov: There's still 375 points on offer, so both Cink and Koretzky have matemathical chances of winning (125pts for short track and 250 for XCO).

@ReformedRoadie: Tour of Britain A bit stupid since I believe he hadn't even raced in road so far this year. But it's Trinity home tour, altough if I was in charge I'm not sure I would trade the chance to showcase my brand with the stripes for that race.

This should be the future of DHI (and Enduro) broadcasts. We have 60 riders on a World Cup final. That's like a 50.000€ investment in GoPro cameras for everyone (including a couple of spares to replace damaged items). The road cycling transmissions already have selected riders with live feed from their onboard cameras (and they travel through a range of much more km's than a MTB race with the plane responsible from transmitting the signal several meters ahead of the ground. How much would it cost to implement a system in the mountain which could relay the signal back to the finish line?

@EnsBen: I had problems with Germany (Berlin) and Hong Kong, despite being on the list of countries not georestricted (I'm not sure Hong Kong was but usually are on UCI events) Ended up using Czech Republic with no problems.

I invested in Surfshark's VPN. Guess that's what Red Bull comments mean to me. Let's hope that Discovery and GCN doesn't want to delve further in the sport because it would be a shame to lose 'legal' access to the platform who at least knows what is doing.