If you continue your race instead of helping, victory is much more important than a human life. No matter how easy or difficult the person is injured. At least 2 people must be with the injured person until a third or fourth person can replace them. Greetings from Germany.
As for the rider at 7:14, I don't know if there's much another racer can do in that situation except perhaps call for the rescue team. Most racers don't carry provisions to help another out in need, so stopping and trying to do something isn't going to help. In any case, OC did an amazing run and I feel was limited to slow and awkward riders up front. I would try out the lower trails, but that mountain is something else
Amazing video ! Mountainbiking is like fighting in life where you need a lot of determination and ambition to get through. Your bike is your friend who thrustfully helps you to survive.
I Do not know how many vertical ft or meters that was, but my ears were popping just watching. I also believe I would have stopped for a beer when the track went through the bar.
Great ride bro! I came here after i seen a similar preview video on a fb bike group im in. I wanted to see the whole race not just a 3 min teaser, so here i am. I kept hoping you would overtake the 2 red guys, but you lost them in hte end. You made an awesome run mate! GG!
@@NicolasBoisset Oh you notified the rescuers, thats what it was. I was confused why you were talking to that person while other riders were passing you. Respect to you! Nice!
Or people that dosent like to see a guy on the ground at 7:11 and nobody help him. Even in race must be time to help other ! The life goes farther after the race !
@@JuliusCesar2781 i know this is a little late after 4 years, but in a situation like that you cant do much. NEVER, NEVER move someone that could have a head or spinal injury. They informed the guys that watch the road and they are responsible for calling a medic helicopter (which most likely happened, but you dont see it in this video). Do you expect to stop the whole race? Its a tragic accident, but the rider knew this could probably happen. Pretty sure they have to sign a waiver. I just hope the dude is ok
That is insane. If the first guy went off a cliff, I think everyone would have gone off a cliff due to visibility. I dont know how anyone followed the correct path. Great riding
Salut, me permet tu d'utiliser quelques secondes de ta video dans mon montage ? tu me vois passer sur le glacier sur la droite a 1m36 environ (j'étais a 69KM/H pour info) puis plus loin tu me redouble entre 16m20 et 16m32....et je me scratch lamentablement sur le second gap de sapin....Fracture clavicule :(
Salut, j'y participe cette année. Tu rides vraiment bien, j'adore le style. Quel est ton entrainement (je suis sur Bordeaux donc moyen pour les descentes...) Merci
Salut ! Quand j'y ai participé je roulais beaucoup en sortie type dh et les remontés à la pédale avec quelques sorties en bikepark. Un peu de natation à côté. J'y retourne l'année prochaine mais cette année je roule en enduro je roule tous les weekends avec des sorties assez techniques et du crossfit pour la forme
ma come si fa a fare una gara del genere dove ci vuole più tempo a sgomitare a piedi tra la gente di quello che ci si metterebbe a scendere in sella per un normale giro turistico?
These guys aren't video game wimps. I'll bet you could just fly over that 'rocket man". It's called "pushing". Sometimes geared to high, a surprise pitch, Zero vis...Happens a bunch. No biggie.
+ Sigh Phi - hey! Hi! I have entered many races without study/practice time. Sometimes that is how it goes. All of these contestants are GOOD riders. Did you see thru the race, there were a number of sections, where all were pushing UP UP UP!. Be safe!
The Bikevlog - Duh...It's still winter/spring at elevation in the ALPS. White out Add the wind chill factor...riding on snow, wearing almost tennis shoes. 100% humidity. No. It's another day on the couch.