Day 2 of the Mavic® Trans-Provence and what a day! The previous four years of glorious autumnal weather that Mavic® Trans-Provene has been blessed with, was ended abruptly on Monday morning with a storm of biblical proportions.

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Day 1 - A relatively relaxed start to the week with a later start the normal (8.30 am!) saw our seventy riders start Day 1 of the Mavic® Trans-Provence with three Special Stages today and around 45km of riding.

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It's that time of year again, It is time for the Fourth Mavic® Trans-Provence™. This year for the first time we are proud to have as our title sponsor Mavic® along side our co-sponsors of Fox and their UK distributor Mojo, Cannondale bikes and North Ridge outdoor camping and apparel. We're also pleased to have the kind support of AndyStand and Cool Bus.

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We are proud to announce that CANNONDALE is the official bike brand partner of Mavic® Trans-Provence. To mark the occasion, here's a look at their 2013 Overmountain bikes.

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300km, 10000m up, 15000m down, 26 timed singletrack descent, stages over 7 days.

Gravity racing excitement meets wilderness biking adventure.

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Exactly one week after Megavalanche in Alpe d’Huez, marathon downhill riders met in Les 2 Alpes to ride the Mountain of Hell race.

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Cannondale's OverMountain team of Mark Weir and Jason Moeschler wrapped up their BC Bike Race adventure in Whistler with a hard fought fourth place on the seventh and final stage to secure sixth overall in the duo category against some very tough competition.

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Today's stage in Squamish totaled 31 miles with 4,500 feet of climbing. It was also a day the team was looking forward to because most Canadians in attendance said it featured some of the best trails of the event, a sentiment the Cannondale OverMountain team of Mark Weir and Jason Moeschler both agreed on.

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The Cannondale OverMountain team of Mark Weir and Jason Moeschler woke up a little haggard but happy that it was going to be a shortened 38k stage due to an impassable river crossing. Two unfortunates: the stage climbed 4,000 feet and it was actually 44k today thanks to a miscalculation in course planning.

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Today's third stage of the BC Bike Race was a power course with constant pedaling so as you'd expect, there was a lot of toggling between 90mm travel Flow and 150mm Elevate mode from the OverMountain team of Mark Weir and Jason Moschler, who are proving the overall effectiveness of the all new Cannondale Jekyll.

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