News in MTB & Cycling End of week round up
five of the hottest topics mid February 2025
Some cool News you should know
01.
Gracey Hemstreet Wins Red Bull Hardline
Gracey Hemstreet made history at Red Bull Hardline, becoming the first woman to win the event with a display of fearless riding and technical precision. Tackling one of the most demanding downhill courses in the world, she navigated the massive jumps, steep chutes, and brutal rock gardens with a mix of confidence and composure. Her victory not only cements her as a rising star in downhill racing but also marks a significant moment for women in freeride, proving that they belong on the biggest stages of the sport. Check out our full article here!
02.
Crankwox Rotua Athelete Roster confirmed
Crankworx Rotorua has officially confirmed its athlete lineup, setting the stage for an electrifying start to the 2025 season. With top riders across disciplines gearing up to throw down in slopestyle, downhill, and enduro, the festival promises fierce competition and next-level progression. As the first stop of the Crankworx World Tour, Rotorua will once again showcase some of the best talent in the sport, kicking off the year with high-energy action and iconic Kiwi dirt. Watch the finals live March 9th on Red Bull TV.
03.
Lisa Baumann Claims Gold and Rainbow Jersey
Swiss rider Lisa Baumann delivered a powerhouse performance at the 2025 UCI Snow Bike World Championships in Châtel, France, securing gold in the women’s super-G event. Clocking in at 2:07.29, she not only dominated the course but also disrupted what could have been a French podium sweep. With this victory, Baumann adds another prestigious title to her growing list of achievements, proving her versatility and speed across all terrains. Now wearing the rainbow jersey, she cements her place as a force to be reckoned with in snow and downhill racing alike!
04.
DirtBound Introduces Camp Dirt!
Dirty Bound Cycling is bringing more inclusivity to the trails with Camp Dirt 2025, an adaptive off-road cycling experience set against the stunning backdrop of California’s central coast. Focused on building community and celebrating the joy of off-road riding, the camp will offer two sessions in 2025. The Spring camp will introduce beginners to adaptive mountain biking (aMTB) and gravel riding, while the late summer/early fall camp will cater to intermediate aMTB riders looking to elevate their skills. With only four participants per session, each camp ensures a personalized and supportive environment, making off-road cycling more accessible than ever! DirtBound empowers and supports para off-road cyclists, fostering skill development and inclusivity. Be sure to check out www.dirtboundcycling.com/
05.
Ladies All Ride Registration Open
Liv Ladies AllRide: Powered by SRAM - Mountain Bike Skills Camps coming at ya for the 11th year! A key part of the camps is the education stations, where participants gain hands-on knowledge about suspension setup, flat tire repair, bike maintenance, gear, managing fear, and more. Additionally, thanks to our amazing sponsors, attendees have the chance to win valuable raffle prizes. All dates are now live on Ladiesallride.com