Boris Beyer
One of the colourful characters of the mtb scene, aptly nicknamed Maddog Boris. He’s an integral part of our yearbooks and his images are often standouts.
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Our collaborators have been involved in the world of mountain biking for years, helping the sport to develop, inspiring generations and documenting what we see in magazines, adverts and videos.
Sebastian Schieck
Schieck is a silent sharpshooter — you probably won’t see Sebastian too often at events. He’s usually away from the crowd finding unique angles.
Sven Martin
Sven Martin is an integral part of mountain biking. He has greatly influenced the sport as a whole while also snapping some of the sport’s most iconic images.
Ben Winder
Ben Winder literally grew up in the Dirt Magazine office, learning his trade among some of MTB’s best snappers.
Andy Lloyd
Andy Lloyd is based in Bath, UK. His photography has a unique and unmistakeable style; Lloyd has a keen eye for detail.
Victor Lucas
Lucas has seen and photographed some of mountain biking’s standout moments. When he’s not out shooting he can be found out on the gravel or playing his guitar.
Mike Rose
Aka the Cow, longterm Dirt Magazine editor, fly fisherman and photographer. Rose dug deep into his archives and discovered some timeless images.
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CORE TEAM
FOUNDER-DIRECTOR: James McKnight
CO-DIRECTOR: Ben Winder
BEAN COUNTER: Theo FellgettÂ
CHAIRMAN: Mike Rose
SOUND SCIENTIST: Victor Lucas
CREATIVE DIRECTOR: Chris Jones
DOOD OF DOODLES: Jon Gregory
TEAM
Morgane Charre: Production
Harriet Jones: Design
Sven Martin: Photography
Boris Beyer: Photography
Sebastian Schieck: Photography
Tom Caldwell: Tea&Biscuits Boy
CREW
Anna Buick, Chris Hall, Pete Scullion, Ric McLaughlin, Paul Aston, Chris Kilmurray, John Parkin, Chris Jackson, Pedro Ballin, Alan
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