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Race report and images by Eddie Clark. Cyclists of all sorts flocked to Vail to spectate and participate in a wide variety of two wheeled events. While those with a thirst for adrenaline had a massive slopestyle course and a unique urban freeride course to compete on. Additionally, Vail was also host to some world class climbing and white water boating competitions as well as the crowd favorite water dog competitions that brought fans and competitors of all origins out to have a good time. Saturdays cross country race boasted its biggest star studded field yet. Regardless, the perfect weather matched a perfect course which included close to feet of elevation gain on mostly doubletrack and access road. After the climb, racers were treated to a sweet singletrack descent through mountain meadows and large aspen stands. The downhills, although mostly singletrack, developed some significant braking bumps that relentlessly jarred those on hardtails. Not one to settle for second place, Katie Compton suited up for the Fetzer road bike time trial on Sunday morning, and destroyed it by setting a course record for the women with a time of Held smack in the middle of Vail Village, this was a very spectator friendly event where folks could watch the action from just meters away. Freeriders and dirt jumpers spent a good part of Friday and Saturday learning the course and perfecting their tricks for the Native Slopestyle competition on Sunday. Evidently the word is out on the good time vibe and large cash purse as witnessed by the 41 competitors in this years competition. Adding and improving course features from year to year are also part of the recipe for success. Lawrenuks victory certainly was challenging and hard earned. Prior to the finals Lawrenuks rear derailler was ghost shifting, which was not acceptable given the need for pedaling to get on top of the large step-down feature 20 feet off the ground. For complete results, please visit Teva Mountain Games. For additional photos, please visit Photo Cycle. Teva Mountain Games. Jun 06, Eddie Clark Category News. Video Snow Warrior Jan 04, Downieville Classic Postponed Until Dec 20, Video The Long Traverse Nov 30, MountainFlyer Newsletter. Sign Up. Erin Huck, Kelli Emmett, and Becca Blay l-r run up the first steep pitch that bottlenecked forcing the latter three quarters of tight fields off their bikes. Emmett pressed on to finish a respectable fourth. Its just a matter of time before there are some rainbow stripes on this kit. Katie Compton set a new course record for the Womens road bike time trial.
Report and photos by Eddie Clark. Video by Jordan Carr. Teva Mountain Games celebrates its tenth year with top competition and excellent racing. In its tenth year running, there was even more to take in, and the competition level was once again raised. In particular the slopestyle competition drew a record number of Canadians seeking fame, cash, and a good time like only Vail can offer. Early in the week, slopestyle riders from all over North America started showing up in Vail to practice on the new for course. Most just threw a barspin or off it before lining up to hit the much larger Launch Box ramp to a funky dirt step-down. In the qualifiers, riders on the cusp would dead sailor the large drop to have a shot at the lower dirt jumps. Of the 35 riders in qualifying, only 16 made the cut to proceed to the finals held on Friday evening. After landing the Launch Box, riders made a hard right turn into a large berm to prepare for the Double Dip, two standard dirt jumps, where riders threw even more wild tricks to impress the judges and crowd who were right in front of the second set. Next was a smaller jump through the Teva banner with one last big jump over the Big Booter for the run ending finale. With serious cash in the thousands of dollars on the line, the slopestyle riders used up every trick in their quiver to impress. One rider particularly stood out, and that was Mike Montgomery riding for Banshee Bikes. Not only did mike impress with the complexity of his tricks, but his amplitude was a level above his competitors, and aptly rewarded with a first place score for his first of two finals runs. Riding after Montgomery was Paul Basagoitia who nailed a perfect run and huge front flip at the end of his first run to score a close second behind Montgomery. For his second run, Montgomery went even bigger and landed a huge to cap off his run and further up the ante on his top score. Not to be out done, previous Teva Games winner Basagoita went every bit as huge and technical, and on the last jump he opted for a crazy double back flip, but just cased the landing with his front tire and was sent to the ground like a sack of potatoes. Basagoita was out cold for 5 minutes before coming to while being strapped to a back board for safety and a trip to the hospital for a CT scan.