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Weather conditions that changed, massive amounts of vertical, never-ending stages and a battle to the end. Whistler Bike Park has it all and the 2019 Enduro World Series sampled some of the best!
Photos by the one-and-only, doin'-it-solo, @maddogboris
Richie Rude was unstoppable this weekend in Whistler. The Pro Men's fast times were over 50 minutes of total racing, and Richie managed a 55-second margin to take the win over Sam Hill. All photos by @maddogboris
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Richie Rude on Stage 1. Just about 18 minutes to go from here!
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Isabeau in the fog on Stage 5. After an hour of total racing, she took the win by just 15 seconds over Noga Korem.
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Isabeau on Stage1
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Isabeau was one of the first riders to start her training on Stage1.
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Isabeau won the race and also the last stage, even with a crash on one of the wet wooden bridges.
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Mid-day Whistler Village napping for Isabeau Courdurier
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Noga Korem on the rock slab.
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Noga on Top of the World.
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Sam Hill in the Fog!
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Sam Hill was hungry to take the win here in Whistler
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U21 Women winner Lucy Schick on Stage1
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R-Dog was racing the EWS100.
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Graeme Mudd had a bit of bad luck and snapped his chain just after the start of Stage 1. Still dropping some steeze.
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Masters winner Cedric Ravanel on TOTW.
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Cody Kelley railing turns.
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Shawn Neer - coffee roaster, skatepark blaster and 11th place finisher in Whistler.
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Pretty impressed about Jesses performance just a couple weeks after he broke his Ankle and finger in Canazei.
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Gee Atherton-inspired gloves for Jesse Melamed. He ran 29th with a broken finger.
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Jesse's custom Grip Setup.
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TOTW Jesse Melamed
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Christian Textor was super stoked about his 14th position.
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Stoked Eddie after 2 days of racing and ending up in 3rd.
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ALN overtaking Bex Barona on Stage 2.
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Dimitri Tordo on "In Deep".
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Sofia Wiedenroth, in Whistler for the first time and loving it.
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Katy Winton on Stage 2
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Karim Amour on the Top of Stage 1. After 6 Stages he finished the race on P2 with 50 seconds behind Cedric Ravanel
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Antoine Vidal at the bottom of Stage 2.
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Curtis Keene is back racing EWS.
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Adrien Dailly with a stage win on 5 and a 4th Place overall.
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Mark Scott in 22nd, just a few seconds off the top 20.
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Start of "Top of the World" on Saturday.
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Your EWS Whistler podium 2019.
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Josh Carlson was stoked about his 6 Place.
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Moody Whistler
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Rhys Verner 15th on stage 1 with a 17th overall.
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Keegan Wright with a DNF. He didnt feel well and pulled out after Stage 2.
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Maxime Chapuis just after crossing the finishline.
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Dimitri Tordo in the fog on his way 12th.
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Ed Masters getting grilled after his win on Stage 2.
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Florian Nicolai "just" with 9th this weekend.
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Miranda Miller was disappointed with her 9th place.
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Riders looking for lines on In Deep.
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Katy Winton is back racing and finished with an impressive 4th place.
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Yeah Richie!
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No need for a pit setup in Whistler when you can work in your garage.
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It was a muddy one.
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Iago Garay in action with wheels on the ground for a change.
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Ed Masters getting some treatment. #spiritofenduro
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Kiwi Matt Walker with another solid top 10 result.
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Ines Thoma enjoyed racing in the mud and ended up 5th with a stage win on 4.
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Yeah Remi Gauvin...5th place for the Canadian.
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Top of the World Views.
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That's how we know Sam Hill. Driving over roots in the mud on Stage 2.
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Max Chapuis on the new Specialized Enduro with P13.
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Robin Wallner with a solid 10th place. At this point it was already raining on the top of stage 1 and the riders had 20min minutes of downhill to the finish.
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Rae Morrison with dropping in to 6th.
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Antoine Vidal was smashing it over the rocks and roots on In Deep
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Thank you Whistler! Another epic EWS in the books. @maddogboris
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