The Teva Mountain Games Kicks off next week in Vail, Colorado, but if you can’t make it and have a knack for videos—shooting them, starring in them, editing cartoons into them to promote your new shoes (the B1s)—then send your YouTube submission to Teva for a chance to win a trip to next year’s Teva Mountain Games as well as a free film course at the Serac Adventure Film School.

Entries must be recieved by June 30. For details go to CLICK HERE.

This is for all you Intense fans: The company has developed a second limited-edition model of its Tracer VP. The black chrome frame features red anodized accents and comes with a full XT build kit, Titec cockpit and Fox TALAS fork. Riders also can choose between the 6-inch-version with a TALAS RC2 or the 5.5-inch version with a TALAS 32 RLC. Bikes will be available through Intense dealers. The first limited-edition Tracer was offered in the bright blue Chain Reaction team colors. 

Absalon, Chenyen Win in Offenburg

Julien Absalon, the men’s overall world cup winner last season returned to the top spot on the podium this year with a win at the second XC World Cup of the season. Absalon had finished second to José Antonio Hermida at the first round. Ren Chenyen, who did not compete at the first stop in South Africa, won the women’s race.

Adam Craig was the top American male, finishing 14^th. Sam Schultz finished 16^th. Willow Koerber put in another strong performance for the women, finishing 11^th. Georgia Gould took the 12^th spot.

Check back to bikemag.com later today for full results and photo galleries. 

One of the latest videos to go viral. “Like Parkour for bikes,” screams one online “news source.”

Check out the mutant 23-year-old Scottish sensation light it up.

Step One - leave your steel prototype outside.

Step Two - pull your downtube sticker off.

Step Three - clearcoat.

For a limited time only, Ibis is offering a chance to get 99.9 percent off a $5,000 Ibis Mojo.

The Ibis crew is at Sea Otter selling raffle tickets to win an Ibis Mojo built exactly as Ibis goldenboy Brian Lopes will build his bike up for Downiville this year. The benefit—every penny raised—goes towards the Sierra Buttes Trail Stewardship.

You don’t have to be at Sea Otter to enter to win, and this one’s a no-brainer, people. Sign up, maybe win a bike, and if you don’t win, don’t sweat it, you’ve done your good deed for the year.

For more on the bike, or to enter to win, go to www.ibiscycles.com/raffle

Greg Minnaar won the World Cup downhill on his home track, finishing more that 2.25 seconds ahead of Mick Hannah. Steve Peat came in third, followed by Sam Hill, Gee Atherton. Duncan Riffle, the top American finisher, came in 12th. For the women, it was Tracy Moseley, followed by Emmeline Ragot and Sabrina Jonnier. Check back to Bikemag.com for the complete story and photos as they come in. Complete Men’s Results: 

1	1	MINNAAR Greg		RSA19811113	SCB	3:43.44
	2	88	HANNAH Michael		AUS19831121	GTB	3:45.69
	3	4	PEAT Steve		GBR19740617	SCB	3:49.25
	4	2	HILL Samuel		AUS19850721	MER	3:50.18
	5	3	ATHERTON Gee		GBR19850226	ANC	3:52.01
	6	35	COLE Cameron		NZL19880203	TMR	3:53.20
	7	8	LEOV Justin		NZL19841020	TRK	3:54.01
	8	81	GRAVES Jared		AUS19821216	YET	3:54.32
	9	13	BEAUMONT Marc		GBR19840925	GTB	3:54.83
	10	10	CAMELLINI Julien		FRA19840107	CRC	3:54.95
	11	7	RENNIE Nathan		AUS19810531	KMT	3:55.02
	12	56	RIFFLE Duncan		USA19861029	DRR	3:55.29
	13	14	ATHERTON Dan		GBR19820125	ANC	3:55.51
	14	11	NEETHLING Andrew		RSA19840805	TRK	3:55.68
	15	63	OULEGO MORENO Ivan		ESP19760604	MAS	3:55.75
	16	105	GIORDANENGO Aurélien		FRA19880422	—	3:56.16
	17	26	GWIN Aaron Holmes		USA19871224	YET	3:56.28
	18	34	GUARDIA PASCUAL Bernat		ESP19820930	MAS	3:56.54
	19	49	VAZQUEZ LOPEZ David		ESP19790210	LSS	3:56.64
	20	29	SMITH Steve		CAN19891125	MSE	3:57.20
	21	18	PAYET Florent		FRA19861121	SUB	3:57.54
	22	93	COUSINIE Fabien		FRA19860814	—	3:57.61
	23	19	PASCAL Mickael		FRA19791011	MSC	3:57.78
	24	30	GRACIA Cédric		FRA19780323	—	3:58.79
	25	16	CANALS FLIX Pasqual		ESP19840915	XMS	3:58.93
	26	39	CUNNINGHAM Ruaridh		GBR19890215	CRC	3:59.12
	27	24	SPAGNOLO Damien		FRA19850428	SUB	3:59.14
	28	5	BLENKINSOP Samuel		NZL19881028	YET	3:59.60
	29	61	MASTERS Wyn		NZL19870418	ANT	4:00.19
	30	85	NEETHLING Jonty		RSA19860717	—	4:00.24
	31	40	BEER Nick		SUI19870917	STT	4:01.08
	32	12	FAIRCLOUGH Brendan		GBR19880110	MER	4:01.20
	33	73	BIGONI Joris		FRA19890421	—	4:01.27
	34	31	RUFFIN Thibaut		FRA19841030	—	4:01.62
	35	96	BENEDICT Bradley		USA19860525	DRR	4:01.72
	36	78	BRAITHWAITE Thomas		GBR19841228	—	4:02.16
	37	25	POLC Filip		SVK19820410	MSE	4:02.19
	38	64	GEORGES Pierre Charles		FRA19860206	SAF	4:02.46
	39	32	BRYCELAND Josh		GBR19900323	SCB	4:02.48
	40	46	DALE Sam		GBR19900212	—	4:02.53
	41	111	BARRETT Aari °		NZL19910131	STT	4:02.93
	42	71	WALLNER Robin		SWE19880704	—	4:03.27
	43	86	POTGIETER Johann		RSA19870106	—	4:03.43
	44	38	THIRION Rémi		FRA19900423	SRS	4:03.57
	45	15	DELFS Mitchell		AUS19890725	KMT	4:03.76
	46	67	RISCHBIETH Will		AUS19891203	—	4:04.27
	47	21	RANDO Jared		AUS19810622	GMT	4:04.45
	48	113	DERTELL Dennis		SWE19900108	—	4:04.53
	49	107	ORTIZ Nicolas		FRA19830509	—	4:04.63
	50	43	SMITH Joseph		GBR19900704	KON	4:05.01
	51	42	SIMMONDS Matthew		GBR19870520	CRC	4:05.18
	52	28	DONOGHUE Neil		GBR19810817	—	4:05.24
	53	103	SORRELL Rowan		GBR19801022	—	4:05.45
	54	44	STANBRIDGE Dan		GBR19850716	—	4:05.90
	55	87	BUGNONE Marco		ITA19890813	ABG	4:05.97
	56	122	COZZI Claudio		ITA19870107	DDH	4:06.25
	57	95	DEACON Tom		GBR19860325	2SF	4:06.29
	58	47	HART Danny °		GBR19910920	LSS	4:06.54
	59	62	GSPAN Dominik		SUI19870716	—	4:06.61
	60	55	BRAYTON Adam		GBR19881019	JRR	4:06.80
	61	91	CONDRASHOFF Ryan		USA19860714	XFI	4:07.61
	62	65	BUTTON Joshua		AUS19891125	—	4:08.72
	63	37	STROBEL Luke		USA19860624	TMR	4:08.85
	64	82	MILIVINTI Marco		ITA19851202	DDH	4:09.06
	65	83	SUDING Lorenzo		ITA19860315	DDH	4:10.01
	66	116	VAN DER MERWE Pierre °		RSA19910823	—	4:10.06
	67	121	BENTLEY Timothy °		RSA19920723	—	4:10.22
	68	114	MEARS Scott		GBR19890206	—	4:10.36
	69	97	KNIPE Louis-Bresler		RSA19891221	—	4:10.44
	70	102	DINHAM Laurie °		AUS19910403	—	4:10.67
	71	90	BARNARD Gary		RSA19760517	—	4:12.16
	72	104	STOW Darryn		RSA19851112	—	4:12.45
	73	109	BROWN Hayden		RSA19901227	—	4:13.73
	74	100	HUGHES James		GBR19790814	—	4:14.01
	75	53	FERREIRO PAJUELO Antonio		ESP19900103	XMS	4:14.83
	76	115	DAVIES Emyr		GBR19900315	—	4:15.24
	77	130	DINKELMAN Simon °		RSA19920525	—	4:16.67
	78	79	CRITCHLOW Daniel		GBR19810204	CRC	4:22.52
	79	125	AIELLO Kevin °		USA19910412	GTB	4:29.89
	80	54	BENNETT Kieran		NZL19871202	XFI	4:31.47
	81	20	LEHIKOINEN Matti		FIN19840419	MSE	4:31.63
	82	9	KOVARIK Chris		AUS19780301	CRC	6:30.14

Trek unveiled it’s World Racing team in South Africa. Meet them here .  Or watch the vid below.  ” alt=”" border=”" hspace=”" vspace=”" width=”" height=”" align=”" title=”undefined” onmouseover=”undefined” onmouseout=”undefined” />