2012 Val d'Isère Trek World Racing DH

By taking 5th place at Round 6 of the UCI World Cup, Aaron not only won his 2nd World Cup Overall title in as many years, but he also maintained his 100% record of World Cup podium results, 13 from 13 starts with Trek World Racing, and a record 14 in a row when the final round of 2010 is taken into account. Furthermore, the Trek Session race bike has scored an impressive 35 World Cup podiums since the start of 2009, more than any other bike model.

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2012 Val Di Sole World Cup With Team CRC/Nukeproof

Team CRC/Nukeproof - Val di Sole from chainreactioncycles on Vimeo.

Following a quiet start to the season with two riders missing from round one, the team take to Val di Sole for the second round of the UCI Mountain Bike World Cup to take on one of the toughest tracks on the circuit. Check out the edit by the guys at MTBcut which includes some fun on Lake Garda before the race.

2012 Val Di Sole World Cup With Team Specialized

After a rough off at Leogang, Troy Brosnan sat out the second round of the World Cup series at Val di Sole. Sam, meanwhile, was feeling good about his fitness, but not as much about the loose, rooty track. Despite his misgivings, Hill finished 7th feeling good about the next few rounds.

The team was also finally able to talk about the 2013 Demo 8 Carbon they'd been riding since last year's World Championship, which debuted at the Val di Sol race.

2012 Val Di Sole WC 2 By Ride.io

Watch the Ride.io edit where Rachel Atherton was back on top of the box and Aaron Gwin completely annihilates the competition by 8 seconds at round 2 of the 2012 UCI Downhill World Cup.

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2012 Val Di Sole World Cup With Santa Cruz Syndicate

The Syndicate arrives in Italy, and gets back to racing after what seems like an eternity. Mixed fortunes abounded here - Josh Bryceland qualified 7th but then slipped a pedal and did some dirt surfing in the final. Peaty got pinballed by the course (along with just about everyone else), finishing 14th when the dust settled. Greg Minnaar, after a close-fought win at the opening round in Pietermaritzburg, claimed a strong 2nd in both qualifying and the main, and now shares the World Cup lead with Aaron Gwin (who scorched the entire field here, stomping both quallies and the main by margins of more than 7 seconds...).