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Absa Cape Epic 2016 – Stage 5: Spitz gets a taste of victory

Cycling legend and Olympic gold medallist Sabine Spitz of Germany seems to be taking a liking to the Absa Cape Epic and today she and teammate Yana Belomoina swept to an impressive win in the race’s Queen Stage.

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Aiming High Part 7 – James Shirley: bikes, vans, and girls

Bikes are good. In fact, bikes are well good. Just thinking about them gets me stoked. There is, however, more to life than just bikes. For most people, their passion/hobby/sport is their escape from real life – that blissful release that detaches them from the stresses of normal life. For me, at the moment, normal life IS bikes. I’m living the dream! It’s a disgustingly cheesy phrase though so I try not to use it. The next part is also classic cliché vomit inducing stuff but it is also true…

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Absa Cape Epic 2016 – Stage 4: Trails and tribulations … and a debut win

It was a day of disaster for one of the race favourites when Kristian Hynek of the Czech Republic pulled out early on Stage 4 of the Absa Cape Epic after injuring his arm in a crash the previous day.

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Absa Cape Epic 2016 – Stage 3: Drama at the front of the field

It was a bleak day on Stage 3 of the Absa Cape Epic for two top teams.

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Thomas Lapeyrie – Injuries, top fives and enduro racing’s future

A few weeks ago, fast Frenchie Thomas Lapeyrie of the SUNN Enduro Team swung by the ENDURO HQ in Stuttgart, Germany to talk with us about injuries, the future of enduro, and the upcoming season, oh and of course we had to show him our local loop! After a personal best of 5th in Samoens last year and the frustration of a niggling hand injury over the winter, motivation will be at an all time for Thomas when he lines up on the Chilean soil at the end of the month!

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