This issue’s cover is by Martin Bissig. It’s got a distinctly Scottish Island feel to it, though that’s not in fact where it was taken… The emerald green Soca river…
Matt Walker should have been in the start gate with a number one plate at Fort William this weekend. Unfortunately, as we all know, Fort William World Cup was cancelled due to Covid. This year would have been the 20th anniversary of the race at the Nevis Range.
Not to be denied the run that could have been, Matt headed up to the Highlands to take his run. With a little nod to its history, he takes a ride down the iconic track.
This weekend, Matt Walker should have been taking to the start gate with the number one plate at the iconic Fort William. Unfortunately, the pandemic had other plans. However, that didn’t stop Matt from heading to the Highlands to take on one of the toughest tracks in the world on its 20th anniversary. Ride with Matt as he follows in the bike tracks of greatness at the one and only Fort William. Take it away Matt, it’s time for your Home Run.
Madison Saracen
The first round of the UCI DH World Cup is in Leogang from 12-13 June 2021. Catch up with Matt and follow the latest from him on his Instagram.
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He made that look so easy. I guess rocks are easy to ride over when you don’t touch them. Smooth.
Smoooooth.
Nice.
Great video. Matt’s so smooth on the bike he makes it look easy. He’s got the Pierron tuck nailed.