US EditionTom Pidcock Hits 95km/h in Breathtaking Descent Video
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Tom Pidcock hits 95km/h in breathtaking descent video
Tom Pidcock, Britain’s Olympic mountain bike champion and Tour de France stage winner, has once again showcased his elite descending skills – this time reaching speeds of up to 95km/h down the Rossfeld Panorama mountain pass, which straddles the Austria-Germany border. In a video, the 25-year-old is filmed tackling the 6km descent by Austria’s former Dakar Rally bikes champion Matthias Walkner, who follows on a motorbike equipped with cameras. …
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Cyclist Tom Pidcock is both an Olympic and World Champion in mountain biking and a top road cyclist, winning a Tour de France stage and now competing with the Q36.5 team. Though he’s talented on the uphill climbs, his skills shine the most when he’s ripping downhill, often faster than anyone else in the race. A few times he’s even been called the world’s best descender on a road bike, and while that’s certainly just an opinion this video seems t…
In a challenge organized by Red Bull, Tom Pidcock went down the slopes of the Rossfeld Panorama Strasse. The Britishman, engaged on the Giro in May, came close to the 100 km/h bar.
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