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Photo Of The Day

Is that a flying squirrel?

Nope, that’s not a wildlife documentary.

That’s just Tommy G. soaring through the forest like he’s attached to a zipline.

Unfortunately, gravity had other plans for him last week. Sending all the healing vibes your way Tommy!

📷 Jules Langeard behind the lens.

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Video Of The Day

SO GOOD! Y’all should try to make some time for this one or jump to 2:00 to get hyped for your Monday.

If you thought riding bikes might eventually get old, this edit is here to say “absolutely not.”

Not Bored Yet isn’t just a riding edit. It’s a two-year-long love letter to mountain biking, packed with big sends, big laughs, and zero regrets.

Because at the end of the day, it’s not just about the gnarliest gaps or fastest times. It’s about the stoke that keeps us coming back for more.

⏰ Watch time - 20 min 11 sec

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BONUS: Giant MTB Seesaw = Backyard Rampage Madness 🔥

Brendog has been busy building a giant MTB seesaw in the garden.

As part of their home Rampage series, the mad ideas keep coming, and this one took a while to complete (thanks in no small part to the UK’s signature terrible weather).

But after some delays and a whole lot of trial and error, it’s finally finished, and it works perfectly!

⏰ Watch time - 13 min 25 sec or just skip to 10:14 for the action!

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Send Of The Day

Finally a good use for all these malls!

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Poll - Pushing the Limits or Just Pushing Riders Into the ER? 🤕

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Between Red Bull Hardline and Natural Selection, we’ve seen more hospital wristbands than podium champagne lately.

Riders like Erice van Leuven have suffered severe injuries, including fractures to her back, neck, and wrist during practice at Red Bull Hardline.

Similarly, Thomas Genon, Thomas Isted, and Dylan Stark and others were sidelined from Natural Selection due to practice crashes.

With courses pushing the limits of what's rideable, we have to ask: Are mountain bike competitions becoming too dangerous?

Vote below and let us know where you stand on the fine line between pushing limits and pushing hospital bills.👇

Are mountain bike competitions becoming too dangerous?

No way! If you’re not scaring yourself a little, are you even riding?

Maybe a little… Let’s push boundaries, not spinal cords.

Absolutely. These courses are starting to look like Red Bull Jackass.

I’m just here for the crashes. Someone’s gotta keep the replay button warm.

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Results - Winners, Losers & The Ones Who Just Came for the Vibes

A ton of events went down over the weekend, and while some people were out there crushing podiums, others were just happy to survive (and honestly, we respect that).

To keep you in the loop, we’re dropping the top 5 results for every event below. Whether you’re here for serious comp intel or just to see who sent it a little too hard, we got you.

Scroll down for the goods.👇

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Results: Crankworx Summer Series Christchurch Pump Track

Elite Men:

1st. Ryan Gilchrist
2nd. Tuhoto-Ariki Pene
3rd. Tyler Waite
4th. Daniel Butterworth
5th. Logan Clarke

Elite Women:

1st. Sabina Košárková
2nd. Jordy Scott
3rd. Martha Gill
4th. Cassien Lewis
5th. Winnifred Goldsbury

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Results: Australian Open Downhill at the 2025 Thredbo Cannonball MTB Festival

Pro Men:

1st. Troy Brosnan: 5:08.266
2nd. Jackson Frew: 5:10.125 // +1.859
3rd. Connor Fearon: 5:10.872 // +2.606
4th. Luke Meier-Smith: 5:11.163 // +2.897
5th. Jackson Connelly: 5:11.880 // +3.614

Pro Women:

1st. Sian A'Hern: 5:46.153
2nd. Elleni Turkovic: 5:49.886 // +3.733
3rd. Ellie Smith: 5:56.637 // +10.484
4th. Sacha Mills: 6:02.687 // +16.534
5th. Tegan Molloy: 6:05.715 // +19.562

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Results: Crankworx Summer Series Redemption Downhill - UCI Continental Series

Elite Men:

1st. Lachlan Stevens-Mcnab: 3:56.669
2nd. Bernard Kerr: 4:03.846 // +7.177
3rd. Tegan Cruz: 4:06.172 // +9.503
4th. Sam Blenkinsop: 4:06.493 // +9.824
5th. Sam Gale: 4:08.008 // +11.339

Elite Women:

1st. Jenna Hastings: 4:35.219
2nd. Mille Johnset: 4:53.467 // +18.248
3rd. Louise Ferguson: 4:53.787 // +18.568
4th. Siel Van Der Velden: 4:59.867 // +24.648
5th. Kalani Muirhead: 5:11.665 // +36.446

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Results: Crankworx Summer Series Gold Cup Slopestyle

Elite Men:

1st. Kaidan Ingersoll: 93.66
2nd. Lucas Huppert: 91.33
3rd. Jake Atkinson: 88.33
4th. Chance Moore: 86.5
5th. Liam Baylis: 84.33

Elite Women:

1st. Natasha Miller: 88
2nd. Patricia Druwen: 84
3rd. Shealen Reno: 65.66

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Results: Natural Selection Bike Aotearoa New Zealand 2025

Men:

1st. Szymon Godziek: 92.88
2nd. Carson Storch: 85.88
3rd. Louis Reboul: 80.38
4th. Finley Kirschenmann: 78.63
5th. Reed Boggs: 77.88

Women:

1st. Cami Nogueira: 86.50
2nd. Hannah Bergemann: 79.75
3rd. Kirsten Van Horne: 78.50
4th. Janelle Soukop: 78.25

Epic work Senders! Pretty close. We should start placing bets on these polls.

Best Trick: Adolf Silva - Superman

Best Style: Finley Kirschenmann

Spirit Award: Janelle Soukup & Carson Storch

Reminder: Missed the madness? Don’t worry, we all did. But the full Natural Selection Bike Aotearoa New Zealand finals coverage is coming to Red Bull TV on March 5 at 12 PM PST.

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Dream Rides ❤️

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This magnificently dialed and fully customized Santa Cruz Hightower will be Clement Malevez’s trusty steed for the 2025 season.

It’s got more upgrades than a first-class seat to Whistler, and honestly, we’re a little jealous.

NUTRITION FACTS

Frame: Hightower CC Size: Large
Color: Matte Deep Purple
Fork: Fox 36 Factory GripX2
Shock: Fox DHX2 Factory
Drivetrain: SRAM X0 AXS T-Type
Brakes: Magura MT7 HC3 Chrome
Rotors: Galfer Wave Floating Purple
Wheels: Reserve 30|HD Carbon
Hubs: Industry Nine Hydra Silver + Silver Spokes
Valves: Reserve Fillmore
Tires: Schwalbe Magic Mary / Albert Pro Gravity Radial
Handlebar: One Up Components Carbon
Stem: One Up Components Alu 50mm
Grips: One Up Components Thin Grips
Dropper Post: Fox Transfer Factory

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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Laugh of the Day

We finally got our budget locked in!

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

For the ❤️ of two wheels.

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