Aaron Gwin's Winning Run from Val di Sole 9

When the pressure was on, Aaron Gwin once again delivered like only he can, laying down a stormer of a run to obliterate the field and secure his 19th World Cup race win and his fifth overall World Cup title.

Credit: Red Bull
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Aaron Gwin
UCI Mountain Bike World Cup
Downhill
Val di Sole, Italy
Red Bull
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adrennan
7 years ago
my takeaway from this race is that the finish jump's landing is not far enough out. so many people taking that thing very deep or to flat
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Alex1
7 years ago
Congratulations Aaron on your 5th overall world cup tittle! Well done!
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onenerdykid*
7 years ago
It almost seemed kinda random who they showed more of and who less, instead of showing the top 10 the most. Picking up Aaron's run at the gap jump definitely cut out a lot of sweet sections...
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Beasy
7 years ago
Agreed, could have used less coverage of Minnaar walking his bike down the track and more coverage of Gwin. This has been an issue all season - because the drop-in intervals are fixed we lose coverage of wild runs because the rider before had a mechanical and took more time. Solvable problem! At least release all the footage of the run after the fact.
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bobble off
7 years ago
I seam to remember someone telling me the protected riders didn't start till the rider in front had finished so redbull could show whole runs and the only reason you don't see a full run is because they can't get cameras on the whole track. I must have been wrongly informed