- Mike Rose
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Back in 2003 4X racing was big news. It was fresh and new, and with its elbow-to-elbow dogfights it inspired flashbacks to the early days of BMX racing.
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Dreamy Dust
- Andy Lloyd
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Available in two standard sizes and as a fine print.
The end of a long day shooting for Dirt Magazine in Vallnord Bikepark, heading back down to the town of La Massana for some beers. For once, I was leading friend and colleague James McKnight on (what is now) a fun blue run back to the valley floor.
As I flew out into a clearing about halfway down, I looked back to see the evening sunlight streaming through the trees and my recently kicked up dust. James came into view through the cloud of dust and at that moment I saw the shot. Grabbing my camera from my bag, I sent him back up, but with the lack of a lead rider to create the dust I improvised, lobbing handfuls of dust up into the trees to create the same effect.
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- Sven Martin
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Is there ever a bad last-light sunset in Utah? This is from a 2009 photoshoot out near Green River. The crew shot some big stunts up high and, as the sun dipped down, James Doerfling surfed the ridge back down to the RV.
- Sebastian Schieck
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Rachel Atherton caught perfectly, mid-way through her incredible winning streak that spanned 16 consecutive elite race wins, three seasons and two World Championships titles.
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- Sebastian Schieck
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Say 2008 Val di Sole and only one person comes to mind. This shot defines Sam Hill in that era: Iron Horse, number one plate, focused eyes, and the Black Snake racecourse.
- Sven Martin
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This is Hecklers Rock as Stevie would always want it to be remembered. Course tape down, beers flying, crowd wildly roaring and partying.
- Mike Rose
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The Welsh Dragon downhill race series really seized the moment, setting the bar pretty high, showing that there was real terrain and big mountains on which to host races in UK.
- Boris Beyer
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Les Gets downhill World Championships 2022 – what can we say? The wildest, craziest, most brilliant mountain bike race of all time. Loic Bruni takes the win in front of the home crowd,Perfectly captured by Boris Beyer.
