Video: Wyn TV Track Walk - Loudenvielle DH World Cup 2023

 Stoked AF (as Frotha).

 Put Joshy in the commentary booth!!! The world would be a better place!!

 frothan at the mouth boi

 "the best bit was the food" was bleedin funny

 Kinda Ratboy Jr

 His parents have some explaining to do. The kid's too excited about having his belly full.

 This man brings really good vibes and spontaneity in this sport ! Love it ! Just a bit hard to understand everything for a french like me haha

 I was thinking this as soon as I got 10 seconds into his interview

 @mi-bike: nah, I'm an art director that has worked big hollywood style shoots all the way to run and gun shoots, a good craft service spread always brings a smile. I was shooting in LA a few weeks back and the crew doing breakfast and lunch were solid gold - food was on point. Ya never got to explain being stoked about eating well.

 That half the comments section doesn't approve of.

 Hahaha. So true. “My grandfather could ride that track” “someone’s gonna win on an enduro bike” Almost every racer is saying it’s their favorite track of the year.

 complainers gonna complain

 I saw this too and had a giggle as I commented on the track looking fun to ride on a previous post. Sadly some “riders” lack of experience limits their ability to know what makes a great downhill track.

But the PBcomments section always knows best right?

 it left me baffled reading all the negative comments about the track. Never tought people would complain about a pure racetrack on a worldcup race?!

this probably is one of the greatest worldcup tracks in a while.

 @cro-magnon: I won't lie, after watching Bruni's course preview, I thought it looked like a very one line bike park type track. But after seeing how steep it is, and some track walks, it seems like a great track.

 @nozes , after watching the summer preview it looked boring AF, but after watching yesterday's vital raw, the track looks pretty cool, maybe will suffer a lot if it rains, but we'll see...

 @mtbcyclist: the bottom half looked scary steep to me on the Bruni preview, when gopro footage seems to be spicy steep you know that in reality the thing is insane. I remember pulling to the bottom of the Champery WC track and just looking up at the mountain which seemed almost vertical to me at that point. VDS also makes a great impression in person, it is difficult to walk up the track as you enter the bottom woods from the plunge. This thing must be mental to ride for a "normie" MTBer such as myself

 Fun fact: minaar is a huge fan of the froth

 This world needs more great humans like Frotha

 I misread your comment and thought you said the race is "4 hours in".

Night ride EDR sounds pretty fun actually.

 @antennae: Evening Downhill Race?

 So true, thanks for quoting it. More reports and articles about EDR please!!!

 the way bernard juggles his team, he sure is the man to cope best with sudden changes and sniper shots.

 @xice: he does seem to revel in chaos, the more he's got going on the better it is for him

 A wet one might be even better.....

 @mtbcyclist: I am not sure the off cambers would even be possible in the wet

 @adrennan: I'm just glad it's not me! But the wet days are where the legendary runs come from. Fingers crossed for Danny Hart in Champery 2.0 (albeit with slightly worse commentary)

 He's talking about elite and non elite teams pitting in different locations at the last round, I think due to a lack of space. The rumours were about Loudenvielle not being a nice town.

 Issue isn't rain and mud, but high winds or lightning. Either of those means both the gondola and or helicopters cant run. High winds almost canceled the Australia Nationals earlier this year at Thredbo. With only U19 and Elite getting a finals run. All other categories used the qualifications as the winner.

 It'll be so wild in the mud but that dirt looks like it'll be good if it rains pre race, washes the loose off and then dry's up, it'll pack in nice and tacky.