Round two of the Enduro World Series may have been a completely new venue, but it offered up some familiar terrain: mud and rain.
Colombia will go down in the history books as the most unique EWS race to date, with an opening stage that raced through the downtown streets of Manizales, followed by six stages in a single day amongst the dense rainforest high above the town. The tropical climate of Manizales lived up to its reputation with regular downpours throughout practice and racing, a stark contrast to Round 1's thick dust. And while the conditions couldn't have been more different, the outcome was the same wild, wild racing.
Where the rest were trying to recover from sliding left to right, Sam Hill was pedalling! He is on fire and he has a psychological advantage over the others (it reminds me a little of Valentino Rossi when he left Honda)
The MotoGP guys have been doing for a few years now, taking their inside foot off and braking later than usual.