@bridgermurray: awesome to see Keene get the boost from Graves that Specialized was hoping for by the look of it. Been a long hard few years for that fella, good to see work paying off.
you actually have to have 'been there' before ya can be 'back'.
i don't know who's daughter this guy married, but.............................
keene has never 'been there'..................ever.
he should count his lucky horseshoes he even got this result.
@stacykohut: and I'm also pretty sure that "luck" isn't much of a factor at the highest levels of mountain bike racing, you don't luckily get in the top 5 at an EWS.
@stacykohut: us grown ups lmao I am 45. how old are you boy you think keenes not much of a racer lol in uk people like you have a special name its called nob ed
@powergavin: Don't pay attention. This guy, (stacykohut) is probably so angry at its own life ,that gets his kicks at making ohers miserable By the look of his pictures I think I know why.
There must have been a lot of drama going down on day 2 according to the results sheet. Despite Graves and Ravanel there`s been quite a mixup. - Anita Gehring becoming 2nd - Clementz etching Maes of the Podium - Graves and Lau with average results on the last two stages. - behind Graves the top 5 within 14sec - relatively unknown british rider taking the last stage win - Rude injured 3rd on the 2nd to last.
Can´t wait for the stories behind that Oh, how I like enduro racing, there´s just so much more than who has won.
Graves!!! Keene!!!! Gotta feel good for Graves getting past the mechanicals and Keene training hard with Graves has shown off!!! Good to see young Martin Maes back in it after injury grand Rude were toe to toe in the first few !!!!
I'm really stoked for Graves. After so many bad luck outcomes this is good to see. I'm still waiting for more details about Rude. What is the matter with him?
I know that this is on US home soil, but there are a lot of fast and unsponsored North American women riders on this list.many faster than a couple of sponsored ones (w'out knowing what happened in each & everyone's race). When I watch the world cup today; I wonder where the north American female pro riders are when clearly the talent pool is large. I mean you still have JillKintner representing well into a long career but where are the younger riders? The talent pool and number of.pros for French and British riders seem to make sense.
Man, soo pumped for Keene and Maes! It's cool to see those two finally live up to their potential. Maybe not full potential, Maes definitely has so much more in store, but you guys know what I mean Keep. It. UP!!
5-6 absolute rippers from my area raced this weekend. It's astonishing how far ahead the top guys are. Congrats to Graves! Congrats to Keene! Heal up quick, Richie!
The gondola was closed for a bit plus a spectator was hit by a rider and there was a long course hold. Hope the spectator is okay, he got smoked crossing the course at the wrong time and place.
A pro women had a serious crash and closed the course down. Many pro women were on course and had to stop. Due to various reason they didn't have them re run it.
Ok thanks, I was just looking at the full results and was found it odd, that the U21 women did stage 6 but pros didn't so figured something must had happened.
Anyone know why CG hasn't been racing ?
just not a fan of the racer.
i like him as much as i like jeff gordon or tony schumacher or trey canard.
for us grown ups, talking trash about racing is called bench racing.
i'm sure keene is a nice man, he just blows chunks as a racer in my view.
This guy, (stacykohut) is probably so angry at its own life ,that gets his kicks at making ohers miserable
By the look of his pictures I think I know why.
Despite Graves and Ravanel there`s been quite a mixup.
- Anita Gehring becoming 2nd
- Clementz etching Maes of the Podium
- Graves and Lau with average results on the last two stages.
- behind Graves the top 5 within 14sec
- relatively unknown british rider taking the last stage win
- Rude injured 3rd on the 2nd to last.
Can´t wait for the stories behind that
Oh, how I like enduro racing, there´s just so much more than who has won.
When I watch the world cup today; I wonder where the north American female pro riders are when clearly the talent pool is large. I mean you still have JillKintner representing well into a long career but where are the younger riders? The talent pool and number of.pros for French and British riders seem to make sense.
What...too soon?
Seriously, I hope the spectator and rider emerged unscathed.