Team Videos: Mont-Sainte-Anne DH World Cup 2018

Polygon UR


Mont-Sainte-Anne seemed to be tougher than ever. With some crashes, smashed rocks and bashed trees during qualifying, Alex, Tracey and Kenta still made it through to the finals. Unfortunately not much went to plan for the boys but Tracey was there to better the team's morale with an excellent 3rd place! As for Mick? A few runs in practice showed that his hand is still not strong enough to undertake the beating of a World Cup race track and he'll be resting it a bit more before he gets back to racing. See you all at Crankworx Whistler!

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Voul Voul Racing


After the last couple races with crashes and ups and down the Voul Vouls are back. We enjoyed the very historical race here in Mont Sainte Anne. Antoine Pierron qualified his first time so all three Pierron brothers were able to race against each other and Florent was able to bring his race run together - even with his wrist.

See you all in La Bresse for the final round!

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YT Mob


The YT Mob’s youngest rider, Spain’s Angel Suarez, showed his hand today as a rider who’s determined to find a bright future for himself in the world of mountain bike racing. Straight after his career-best result of 13th in Andorra a few weeks ago, Angel set a new personal benchmark by finishing 9th here at the demanding and long track in Mont-Sainte-Anne, Canada.

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HIAG Data - NS Bikes Factory Racing

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Propain Dirt Sixpack


Mont Saint Anne was not a bad event for team Propain Dirt Sixpack with another podium in the juniors and a top 20 in elite.

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Team Dorval AM


A historic weekend for the team Dorval here in Mont-Sainte-Anne; Mariana Salazar finish 5th!

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JC Racing Team

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Trek Factory Downhill/Atherton Racing


Join us in Canada for Rachel's scorching victory and Gee's 100th start - and we bag team of the day!

Get your swap on with the riders as they tackle on of the gnarliest tracks on the circuit riding right on the edge with some great results!

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KHS Factory Racing



KHS always has fun in Mont Sainte Anne, the classic of all classics.

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MS Mondraker


Sometimes you win, sometimes you lose- this is how racing is and this time we have lost. the 6th round of the 2018 UCI mountain bike world cup in Mont Sainte Anne/ Canada was a huge setback for the MS Mondraker team.

Laurie could not start because of a bad ankle from a smaller crash on the day before, Mike hasn’t had a good run, but also a flat tire and Brook crashed in his race run with in reach of the top split times, got back on the bike and had a flat tire as well.

A DNS dropped Laurie from 3rd to 6th position in the overall. Brook finished in 53rd and dropped one position in the overall from 6th to 7th place. Mike finished in 27th and dropped 1 position in the overall.

The only real highlight for us this weekend is the 4th place of Pat Butler I the juniors race. That got him from 9th to 6th place in the junior world cup overall ranking.

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