Our wonderful sport is constantly growing and evolving. With the increased media and industry focus on Enduro we are seeing more events and participants than ever before. From local regional events to a fully international Enduro World Series, enduro is flourishing and with it the media coverage.

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When Cannondale’s South American Manager, Juan Vivo and Eduardo De Solminhiac from http://montenbaik.com contacted me to invite me in Chile, I couldn't believe it and I was really excited to visit South America again!

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I enjoy some Fall adventure in Chile with my Cannondale Team mate Ben Cruz. We had a nice trip in Santiago and we moved in the south of Chile last week end for an National Enduro Race in Valdivia organize by the website www.montenbaik.com

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We spent 2 days with Alle Di Lullo for a photoshooting in a very cool spot (Pilat, France). During the photoshooting, we recorded a “behind the scene” video.

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VIDEO. For those that don't know, Mavic®Trans-Provence - http://www.trans-provence.com - is the only multi-day gravity-orientated itinerant MTB enduro in the world. Seven days, 310km of riding 15,000 metres of descending 10,000 metres of climbing (each day has an uplift shuttle at some point) and 26 Special Stages.

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Day 7 traditionally has that feeling of the last day of term. Don't mistake us, Mavic® Trans-Provence is an adventure of a lifetime, but for most people 7 days is enough racing. We tend to focus on the race and the videos do to, but they can't tell the full story of just how worn out people are by the last day .

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Day 6 then is the beginning of the end - it's a big day still, but you can look back over the last five days and the country covered, and look forward to the final pull to the coast.

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Day 5 of Mavic® Trans-Provence showed in equal measure the spirit of cooperation and support that has always been the part of the spirit of Mavic® Trans - Provence, but also the transition of the event, the sport, and the concept of multi day enduro style racing. From a mostly amateur affair to a to a recognised discipline in its own right, and with it the need for more stringent rules and the application of penalties for those that break them.

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Wednesdayʼs ride through the Maritime Alps was a short one, relatively speaking. A touch under 30km long, 2354 metres of descending and a total accumulated baguette consumption of 135 metres.

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Day 3 - The race continues ! The approach to stage one today see's competitors become more personally acquainted with their bikes .Yes, It's the first major carry of the Mavic® Trans - Provence.  A 500 metre carry or push depending upon your persuasion leads you to a col in the mountains and the first Special Stage of the day.

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