Collection of some of my favourite shots from the last year captured on custom FPV drones.

After a whirlwind rise from a 12-year old Morzine-based phenom, to a world championship and multiple world cup-winning global superstar, Tahnée Seagrave is one of the most modest gifted riders to have ever graced the mountain bike race tracks of the world. This will not be news to many. The story of a great racer goes beyond what happens between the tapes though; from ascendancy to the pinnacle of the world cup downhill to successive injuries in a short span of time left Tahneé in need of release from a world that can become all-consuming. Finding happiness in simplicity and power in her own voice has been key to navigating the journey back towards contentment. Now, in the depth of the off-season, Tahnée looks forward to discovering her future frontiers with a newfound perspective that makes her more motivated, faster, and an overall healthier well-rounded athlete and human. Subscribe to the Wahoo Channel: https://www.youtube.com/user/wahoofitness?sub_confirmation=1 Follow Us: Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/wahoofitnessofficial/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/wahoofitness/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/wahoofitness Strava: https://www.strava.com/clubs/wahoo-fitness All Films: https://www.wahoofitness.com/wahoo-feature-films Podcasts: https://www.wahoofitness.com/podcasts

Riders the world over have developed a language of love for trails. Be it seasoned shredders or newcomers to the sport, we all understand the feeling of entering the elusive "flow state." Often, this is how we interpret the trails we love to ride—they're defined by their nuanced, unique traits, like gnarled set of roots or perfectly poised berms. They're memories and moments we all cherish. But behind the layers of soil, rock, and cambers lie ingredients that are integral to the trail​'s being. We might not even understand their role, or existence, but the combination of hardy people, little-understood laws, and collaborations between builders and land managers are crucial to the very soul of the trail. Without them, trails sit on the knife's edge between continuation and destruction. In this documentary, the former World Cup downhill and World Champion, Manon Carpenter, undertakes a journey of discovery. Visiting riders and builders from across mainland Britain, she uncovers what it takes for mountain biking to become an accepted, thriving part of communities. Along the way, managers of large swathes of land where trails are situated share their point of view about why trail existence, and management, is a complex undertaking. When tensions arise, they share how they can be diffused, and eventually transitioned, into collaborations for the benefit of all. Follow Manon on IG: @manoncarpenter Follow DW Agency on IG: @dwaco You can learn more about the trail associations and groups featured in this film by visiting: Ride Sheffield https://www.ridesheffield.org.uk Developing Mountain biking in Scotland: https://dmbins.com The Tweed Valley Trail Association: https://www.tweedvalleytrails.org Risca Riders: https://www.gofundme.com/f/riscarider-trail-fund You can read the current national guidelines from agencies we visited by clicking the following links: Forestry England: https://www.forestryengland.uk/article/unauthorised-trail-building Scottish Unauthorised trail guide: https://dmbins.com/trails/unauthorised-mtb-trails-guidance/ Natural Resource Wales: https://naturalresources.wales/permits-and-permissions/plan-an-event-activity-or-project-on-our-land/mountain-biking-and-cycling-on-our-land/ Get More from Specialized Join the Specialized Discord Server: https://discord.gg/specialized Follow Specialized on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/iamspecialized Like Specialized on Facebook: https://www.fb.com/specializedbicycles Follow Us on Twitter: https://twitter.com/iamspecialized Follow Outride: https://www.instagram.com/outride/

Stretching from just outside the hustle of Scotland’s largest city, Glasgow, to the iconic highland town of Fort William, the 95 miles (153km) West Highland Way is a world-famous, multi-day traverse loved by walkers from around the world. What is less well known about the route, is that a hardy band of mountain bikers have been vying for record times along the way for the last 10 years. Riding “the way” in its entirety is a notable accomplishment - it boasts a meaty 10,351ft of climbing, and parts of the terrain involve carrying, rather than riding a bike. This adventure has been on Rab Wardell’s mind since he first walked the route in 2007 as a recently retired 22-year-old professional mountain biker. In 2011, Wardell undertook his first attempt, completing the route in a 12.15hr, in 2012, he bettered that by going sub 12hrs - a major personal milestone. A few years later this record time was broken by Steve McInnes with an 11:30. Then in 2015, Scottish Endurance legend Keith Forsyth set a new fastest time of 10:27. Rab began thinking about trying to win his record back in 2019 and had concluded that a sub-10-hour time would be his aim, besting Forsyth’s time. To everyone’s shock, Fort William rider Gary McDonald then set a blistering 9:28 across the route in early August. Training through the pre-pandemic winter, aided training technology from Wahoo including the KICKR Smart Trainer. Rab was spurred on by girlfriend Katie Archibald's inspiring efforts leading into the now postponed Olympics. Despite setbacks, Rab achieved his aim and has openly encouraged others to attempt the record, all while experiencing such a soul-edifying route through his beloved homeland. How long his record will remain intact is an open-ended question; even completing such an extreme human endeavor could be considered a victory no matter what - but for this hardy group vying for records, there will always be more on the line than simply finishing. Presented By: Wahoo Santa Cruz Bicycles In Association with: Endura Cushcore Secret Training Outdoor Capital of the UK Shot and edited by Cut Media Executive producers: Stu Thomson and Matt Porter Subscribe to the Wahoo Channel: https://www.youtube.com/user/wahoofitness?sub_confirmation=1

This bike is made to lose: ATLAS Who would build a bike “made to lose” you might ask. What sounds absurd, can make a lot of sense. When appointments and smartphones have control over daily life, it is important more than ever to find moments to escape. To celebrate small things, commuting through the park to get to work or going on a short weekend trip with friends into nature. We have built a bike that will accompany your escape. The ATLAS is our first gravel bike. It is our all-round bike, which is not made to bring you on top as the fastest, but it will handle everything on the way to get there. It is like a reliable good old friend, with a big pinch of gravel pleasure. Tyres with up to 47mm, fender and rack mounts, upright comfortable geometry paired with nicely integrated cables are a solid base for a do-it-all-bike. No need to mention, all bikes will roll out with hydraulic disc brakes only. https://www.focus-bikes.com/int/atlas-made-to-lose?lang_checker&utm_source=social&utm_medium=organic&utm_campaign=atlas-made-to-lose&utm_term=&utm_content= 00:00 - Made to lose 00:05 - Let's get lost 00:15 - Get lost in real time 00:42 - Wide open spaces 00:53 - "Are we lost?" 01:23 - Lose yourself 01:26 - Made to lose Music by Paul Haworth: https://youtu.be/6UNYVugk7kU #focusatlas #madetolose #gravel #gravelbike #getlost #focusbikes #ridebeyond #ridetogether

Subscribe and 🔔 to the BBC 👉 https://bit.ly/BBCYouTubeSub Watch the BBC first on iPlayer 👉 https://bbc.in/iPlayer-Home Michael is furious with @Jack Whitehall's brass band wake-up call! Jack Whitehall spends a socially distanced Father's Day with his dad, Michael. He visits Michael the lockdown way, by setting up for the day on the road outside Michael’s front door. The two of them will spend some quality time, looking at some old family photos and awkward home video footage, and telling some classic Whitehall tales. Jack Whitehall's Father's Day | BBC #BBC #BBCJackWhitehallsFathersDay #BBCiPlayer #JackWhitehall All our TV channels and S4C are available to watch live through BBC iPlayer, although some programmes may not be available to stream online due to rights. If you would like to read more on what types of programmes are available to watch live, check the 'Are all programmes that are broadcast available on BBC iPlayer?' FAQ 👉 https://bbc.in/2m8ks6v.

Stream / Download "The Island" from your favorite service: http://www.fanlink.to/The-Island Follow LADYTRON: Facebook: https://facebook.com/ladytron Instagram: https://instagram.com/Ladytron Twitter: https://twitter.com/LadytronMusic Website: https://ladytron.com Spotify: https://spoti.fi/2HPIQAk Apple Music : https://apple.co/2sYdHr9 Cast: Vari Watt – The Experiment Kristopher Curran – Lab Rat/Hazmat Man 1 Darryl Girvan – Lab Rat /Hazmat Man 2 Gerard Bonner – Hazmat Man 3 Samuel Koepplinger – The Boy Crew: Bryan M. Ferguson – Writer/Producer/Art Director/Editor/Colourist/Director George Harwood – Cinematographer Mhairi Henderson – Co-Producer/Prop Master/Production Manager Ross Elliot – Focus Puller Miles Trotter – Drone Operator/Camera Assistant Rachel Gallagher – Make-Up SFX Linda McIntosh – Still Photographer

Meet Norman, Coleen, George, Walter, and Andy. Five real folk from Scotland, each with their own uniquely different background in cycling, each brought together through a love of charging hard on gravel. The Áspero is engineered for riders like them. Those who ride wild and full-bore, exploring personal limits on this new frontier. Welcome to the era of speed in gravel. // Haul Ass, Not Cargo // It’s time to change the paradigm of gravel bike design from hauling gear slowly to empowering athletes quickly. Leveraging vast knowledge from road racing, the Áspero frame is designed with world tour stiffness for greater pedal power transfer, using less and lighter material to aid climbing and accelerating, while maximizing speeds with aerodynamic shapes critical to efficiency at speed. ▶ See all the kits and colors at http://www.cervelo.com/aspero ▶ Learn more about Cervelo engineering at https://www.cervelo.com/engineering #gravelbikes #cervelo