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The Trans-Provence is back with a boom for its 7th time, and this one is set to be a cracker. There’s a rather large gap between the Trans-Provence racers and it’s all for good reason, with each course not revisiting major parts of the previous, it takes an entire year to scout and ride spots which are good enough for the worlds best. It’s safe to say this year, the Southeastern area of France has some pretty high expectations attached to it.

Where adventure meets competition, you can either adapt to your surroundings or get entirely lost and never return. Luckily, in the Alta Via Stage Race, GPS devices are given to teams and are a necessity to actually complete the entire race. Check out what happens when enduro gets thrown into the wilderness!

Zamboanga City in the Philippines was under siege on June 13th 2015, as it played host to the third major leg of the EnduroPilipinas national series. Riders flew and sailed in from different parts of the country to take part and experience what the City had to offer. Once again, the Philippines didn’t disappoint.

Round 3 of the Scottish enduro series saw riders travel to the little town of Tomintoul, the highest village in the Highlands of Scotland in the prestigious Glenlivet estate – an area famed for the production of Whisky, but there was to be no ‘wee drams’ for the riders this time. With a course that covered almost 50km and just over 4,000ft of elevation according to my strava, riders were in for a...

It would not be over-exaggerating to say that Irish racer Greg Callaghan has been on a meteoric rise this season. Recently joining the Cube Action Team we all knew he had potential, but nobody expected him to have such a dominant presence on the EWS rankings. He took a solid 11th in New Zealand, then shook the media taking the win in Ireland, following up with a 3rd in Scotland. Currently sitting...