Enduro World Series Finale Ligure, Italy Day 2 Finals Slideshow

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Fabien killing it so hard on stage 5 today, he won. -Sven Martin

Fab don't-call-it-a-comeback Barel. Amazing work. -Sven Martin

Anne Caroline did all she could do this weekend, winning every stage and not looking at the points until the very end. -Dave Trumpore

Anne Caroline rolls out of the gate to meet the sun on the final day of the Enduro World Series. -Dave Trumpore

Leaving the paddock as GC leader, Yoann was also the only rider along with Fabien Barel to win two stages. Unfortunately it slipped away from him in the pedaling of the last 2 stages. -Sven Martin

Tracy Moseley is your first-ever and only two-time Enduro World Champion. -Sven Martin

Jared Graves kept it steady this weekend, playing it safe and never pushing too hard, but he still ended up 2nd on the weekend; a nice way to take the overall title. With Jerome, Fabien and Graves all healthy, next year it is going be another super tough year of racing. -Sven Martin

Damien Oton flying. His stage win on the final stage surprised a few and put him on the podium today and 2nd-fastest of 2014. @madduncbowman

A bit of an unknown at the beginning of the year, everyone now knows who Damien Oton after chasing Graves down to the last round to take 2nd overall. Well done! -Dave Trumpore

Justin Leov 3rd overall this year. A solid ride for him and Trek Factory Racing. -Sven Martin

The EWS this weekend took us on some ancient, forgotten, revived trails. Some of locals had more local knowledge than others and a setup to match the age of the trails. -Sven Martin

Cecile Ravenel is no longer just a 3rd place rider. She took some stage and race wins on the way to another successful season and the battle will continue next year. -Sven Martin

A 1200m climb for the first stage of the day. Jerome Clementz powers on up to higher ground. -Sven Martin

Jerome Clementz, on some sneaky inside lines, took 4th overall and finished as high as 2nd on individual stages despite not racing an EWS since Chile back in April. -Dave Trumpore

Anneke Beerten has been right there if any of the top three girls faltered. 4th overall for the year. @madduncbowman

Nico Quere giving it the one-handed-throttle-twist mid-stage 6 where you needed more than just strong legs to push on. -Sven Martin

Richie Rude was within seconds of the win going into the final stage until a broken chain derailed his hopes for the win. -Dave Trumpore

We forget that Martin Maes is still a Junior and has lots to learn in terms of putting a complete season together. He has stage wins and soon will be in contention for the overall. @madduncbowman

Innes Thoma, yet another strong rider who consistently finished top 5 all year long. -Sven Martin

Dougie Pryce, Joe Barnes' Mechanic, reveals Joe's stage 6 course notes he made after walking and GoPro-ing. Obsessive compulsive or professionally prepared? You be the judge Oh, he placed 2nd on the stage as you think about your judgement. -Sven Martin

Josh Carlson saw the hopes of a top finish slip away when he snapped his chain high up on stage 6. -Dave Trumpore

Alone on the long climb up to stage 5. -Sven Martin

Fabien has had a brutally tough year but has taken all the steps to bring him back to full speed. Stretching before the final stage. -Sven Martin

It's not always the victor who gets the spoils. It's also the wounded, as Ben Cruz found out. Thank you Tinder. -Sven Martin

The numbers say it all. Only two stages for the last day of the 2014 EWS season, but a big day nonetheless. -Sven Martin

Jared Graves kept in smooth and steady, admitting he didn't feel like he rode that well. 2nd on the day and the overall title winner. -Dave Trumpore

Affy letting loose on the final stage of the season. -Sven Martin

Fabien with a well-deserved cooling off in the Med. -Sven Martin

Nico Lau, NFG through the rocks on stage 6. -Dave Trumpore

The whip that helped take Jared Graves to an overall victory. We'll give you the full details soon. -Dave Trumpore

Anka Martin drops thorugh the loamy forest that made up the majority of stage 5. -Dave Trumpore

Isabeau Courdurier raced for the first time after breaking her arm in August to finsh in 7th. -Dave Trumpore

Jesse Melamed snakes through the tight trees on stage 5. -Dave Trumpore

Once again, Thomas Lapeyrie was one of the loosest on track. -Dave Trumpore

Ivan the Super Fan was here to cheer Greg Minnaar on in his signature fashion. -Dave Trumpore

While most riders went wide through the corners, Joe Barnes cut to the clever inside lines to take a 3rd and 2nd on the final two stages. -Dave Trumpore

Rivals and friends, Jared Graves and Damien Oton enjoy the victory champagne on the overall podium. -Dave Trumpore

The final blessing from Italy and the Enduro Pope/Mafia Enrico Guala. It's been one incredible year of racing. -Sven Martin

This year's trophies with memories and moments inscribed from the globe-hopping and expierences of 2014. EWS main man, Chris Ball in audio. -Sven Martin

Your 2014 EWS Champions and the end to one incredible season of racing! Thank you to all involved in such an epic year. -Dave Trumpore

The end of an incredible 2014 Enduro World Series has come and gone. After traversing the globe, the series concluded in the dream-like sea side town of Finale Ligure, Italy. Ancient trails among the scenic hills provided the final trails of battle where Fabien Barel and Anne-Caroline took race wins, while Jared Graves and Tracy Moseley rode consistently enough to retain Enduro World Series Championship titles. The in-depth interviews and breath-taking photos from Sven Martin and Dave Trumpore take you trackside as we bid the season farewell. A huge thanks goes out to Sven and Dave as well as everyone that made the 2014 Enduro World Series a season to remember!

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