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Photo of the Day

Ray Fournier isn’t here for sightseeing, he’s here to turn Guanajuato’s historic streets into a high-speed blur of chaos.

Cobblestones, stair sets, and alley drops?

Just another day at Red Bull Cerro Abajo.

No staircase is safe!

📷 Jose Duch behind the lens.

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PC: Jose Duch / Red Bull Content Pool

Video of the Day

No lifts, no crowds, just Andreu Lacondeguy, Nico Vink, and endless freeride lines in Chile’s untamed north.

This is freeride in its purest form, and honestly, we wouldn’t have it any other way.

If it’s steep, loose, and terrifying, it’s fair game.

⏰ Watch time - 4 min 05 sec

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Bonus: We can’t get enough of Dominik Puffer’s insane skills!

Dominik Puffer takes us back with some pure archive-style gold.

Hardtails, trial skills, and a masterclass in bike control.

No fancy edits, no filler, just raw talent and precision.

⏰ Watch time - 3 min 33 sec

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Send of the Day

We’re not saying ‘Mandala' is going to have the most insane riding, but this POV’s making a strong case.

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Red Bull Guanajuato Cerro Abajo 2025: Sector-by-Sector Breakdown of the Epic Race

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Another year, another insane round of the Red Bull Guanajuato Cerro Abajo.

And let’s just say, it was the most exciting thing those cobblestone streets have ever seen!

On March 29th, the world’s best urban downhill riders hit the historic heart of Guanajuato Mexico for the final showdown of the 2025 Red Bull Cerro Abajo series.

And what did we get?

Epic sends, nail-biting moments, and a podium that was so close, you could almost hear the tire screeches echoing in your ears.

Here’s how the results went down, sector by sector:

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Sector 1 – The Early Surge

Sector 1 Results:

1. Juanfer Velez: 30.043
2. Sebastian Holguin: 30.341
3. Jeronimo Paez: 30.615
4. Edgar Carballo: 31.019
5. Lucas Borba: 31.144

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Vélez? He made it look easy.

Holguín? Still fast, but that stair set was clearly a tiny bit much.

Paez, despite getting a little too cozy with those stairs, wasn’t too far behind.

It’s like the game of musical chairs, but everyone’s on a bike and there are WAY more stairs.

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Sector 2 – The Chase Begins

Sector 2 Results:

1. Juanfer Velez: 23.164
2. Sebastian Holguin: 23.305
3. Douglas Vieira: 23.363
4. Johannes Fischbach: 23.814
5. Roger Vieira: 23.916

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OK, now it’s really on.

Vélez wasn’t slowing down in Sector 2, clocking a quick 23.164 and continuing his reign at the top.

Sebastian Holguin, still clinging to second, posted 23.305, and Douglas Vieira was hot on his heels with a 23.363.

As they blazed through this sector, Johannes Fischbach (23.814) and Roger Vieira (23.916) made sure to remind everyone that they were still very much in the game.

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Sector 3 – Full Throttle

Sector 3 Results:

1. Juanfer Vélez: 27.143
2. Sebastian Holguin: 27.604
3. Roger Vieira: 27.611
4. Felipe Agurto: 27.667
5. Johannes Fischbach: 27.686

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Time to pull out the big guns.

By the time they hit Sector 3, Vélez was still pulling away with a time of 27.143, looking like he’d just cracked open an energy drink and was ready to finish strong.

Sebastian Holguin (27.604) and Roger Vieira (27.611) weren’t letting up, still hunting for an opening.

Meanwhile, Felipe Agurto (27.667) and Johannes Fischbach (27.686) were hanging on to their positions, hoping the other guys would trip over a root or something.

It was a high-speed, adrenaline-fueled race to the finish line.

Would anyone be able to catch up with the leader? Not yet.

Sector 4 to Finish – The Final Push

Sector 4 to Results:

1. Johannes Fischbach: 26.883
2. Roger Vieira: 26.899
3. Juanfer Vélez: 26.907
4. Sebastian Holguin: 26.944
5. Jeronimo Paez: 27.059

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Here’s where the real battle happened.

The final stretch was so close that you needed a microscope to see the difference between Johannes and Roger.

I mean, we’re talking 0.016 seconds—that’s like a blink and a half.

Vélez wasn’t backing down either, throwing in some seriously fast lines.

The tension? You could cut it with a knife.

But Fischbach ended up just edging out Vieira by the slimmest of margins.

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Final Results – In case you were too busy screaming at your screen:

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1. Juanfer Vélez – 1:47.257
2. Sebastián Holguín – 1:48.194 (+0.937)
3. Roger Vieira – 1:49.853 (+2.596)
4. Johannes Fischbach – 1:49.906 (+2.649)
5. Jeronimo Paez – 1:50.310 (+3.053)

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Vélez claimed victory with barely a breath, Holguín put up one hell of a fight, and Roger Vieira?

Well, he definitely looked like he was trying to outrun time itself.

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Want to re-live the madness?

Catch the full live replay with a whole lot of "how did they do that?" moments.

This kind of chaos never gets old.

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Dream Rides ❤️

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We’re not worthy of this Custom Santa Cruz Heckler in blue. 🤤

Got a bike that makes your friends drool? We wanna see it! Shoot us an email at editorial@thesenditdaily.com, and maybe your ride will be the next superstar.

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Trail of the Day

Crinkum Crankum, Mount Fromme - North Vancouver, British Columbia

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Crinkum Crankum kicks off with a bunch of tight, techy switchbacks that'll have you questioning your life choices, followed by steep, slippery ramps that scream “send it or bail!”

Luckily, Ol' Man Pete’s got your back with a bypass around the chaos.

Just turn right after the log ride, then left before the road, and you’ll be gliding into the final descent of Kirkford, where you can pretend you know what you're doing.

Good luck!

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Laugh of the Day

We have a very different vibe compared to our peers 😂

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That’s all for today folks. We hope everyone gets some saddle time out there. See you all tomorrow! 🤙

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