Cam Zink is one of the Godfathers of freeride and slopestyle mountain biking but yesterday he called time on his competitive slopestyle career during the Red Bull Joyride.
Zink, 30, elected to take one farewell run of the course he has been competing on for 13 years, despite harbouring an ankle injury. At the bottom he announced in an interview that he would be stepping down.
Zink said: “I hurt my ankle in practice. There’s no alternatives here so I just decided to put on one last run for the crowd … More
Though the current F1 fleet sport a turbocharged, 1.6-liter V6 motor, they’re a far cry from the absurdity of early and mid-eighties turbo cars. Nowadays, the electric motor helps generate a linear power delivery, which is better harnessed by modern tires and a paddle-shifted gearbox. Thirty years ago, the turbo cars were more violent, more prone to self-destruct, capable of shredding gears without any real provocation, and much, much smaller. Observing the front … More
Carson Storch creatively uses heavy machinery to jump buried tires and cannons on a personal course. Located in Central Oregon, Prineville Adventure Park is a 650-acre property, zoned eclusively for outdoor recreation — just a 50-minute drive from Bend, Oregon, hometown of Storch. Using Prinevilles big machinery and a bit of creativity, Storch rigged up a slopestyle course ripe for some shredding. Check it out!