The formula doesn't get any simpler: one racer, one track, and a stopwatch. In our case, the racer is a mountain biker, our track is a rooty and rocky descent, and the clock is a
Freelap timing system that doesn't lie. Last year saw Sam Hill and Miranda Miller, along with a bunch of other really fast people, throw down Pinkbike Hot Lap times, and we're back for the second season with a new track and new racers for 2019.
Iago Garay is known for his unique style on the bike but does steeze equal speed? He takes on the Pinkbike Hot Lap to find out.
The Track The second season of Hot Laps sees us move to Cakewalk, a classic Squamish descent that has a good mix of roots and rocks, as well as plenty of different lines to choose from. And just to keep everyone honest, there are even a few brief climbs to make sure the mountain stays in mountain biking.
www.pinkbike.com/news/video-this-couple-rides-jumps-teeter-totters-and-drops-on-their-tandem-downhill.html
Also why is an Eight Ball lap not mandatory for all pros, by far the most interesting race with the race.
Ah he got messed up on the off camber jank before the bridge near the bottom, that gets most everyone, shouldn't get the pros though.