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Check back for daily updates following each stage. Up to date results and race info can be found here! Stage 1- Santo Domingo-San Pedro de Macoris-Santo Domingo:144km Our team of 6 was tired on stage 1 and we have some redemption to make up in the following stages. It all started last night when we […]

Getting to the Dominican Republic was slick. Hop a couple planes from Victoria-Toronto-Miami-Santo Domingo, arrive 2 am, walk outside get a shuttle into town, check into hostel, sleep for 8 hours. It couldn’t of gone much smoother. My rippin Kona Road bike, King Zing, and I were both safely in the Caribbean and ready to

It’s been nearly two weeks since work ended. In that time a lot of transformation has happened, not a lot of blog updates, but a lot of travelling, visiting, and riding. I had to stop for a few days in Jasper as the trail riding was great for this time of year. Thanks to the

2012 ended with a bang up on Signal Mountain in Jasper National Park. Having Dave MacDowell, Tracy and Keri join me for a dark ski/snowshoe was the perfect way to end another great year. Dave use to manage the local bike shop (Freewheel Cycle) in Jasper and was my first ever sponsor/supporter as he hooked

It’s the start of the Canadian winter and Northern Alberta is a blazing with seismic teams and drill rigs across the muskeg landscape surrounding Fort Mcmurray. Alberta as a province ranks 2nd in the world against all Oil producing countries with its known reserves of over 200 billion barrels of oil. This is 13% of

Here’s a real cool documentary on the Mongolia Bike Challenge 2012… MBC 2012.

Australia voyage 2012 has come to a close as I sit here in Canada feeling like a jet lagged stoned wombat. The racing was great, getting a bike and 90% of my luggage jacked was forgettable but the new friends created are the real highlight of the trip. After the Croc I forgot about bike

The Crocodile Trophy is one of the greatest mountain bike adventures I have experienced. Its one part bike racing to one part playing boy scout in the Australian Outback . With blazing heat, crazy and deadly animals, euro racers and the “x-factors” of the Outback it makes for one heck of a challenging 9 days,

The rest week after the Scott 24 hrs couldn’t had been much better as the Stinson’s house in Canberra provided good sleeps, good company and good feeds. Not much more a roasted mtb could ask for! Heading up north to Cairns on Thursday was straightforward. For anyone coming to race in Australia, Jetstar is a

Scott 24hrs Whammm! Another solid 24 in the bank and I’m not super screwed for the next 3 weeks recovering, just sorta… The Scott 24 Hrs was one of the hardest races I have ever done as the competition was very tough, the conditions were muddy, and there was a little jet lag to deal

Scott 24 HR= Done. 4th Report coming once I arise from the darkness.

This past September was one of the most unreal Septembers ever. An Indian summer came into the Rockies and left us all up there running around like a bunch of sugar high kids at Halloween as we tried to take advantage of the unreasonably awesome weather. Things all started off with 5 days in McBride/Jasper