EP 152 - Catalina Vidaurre - "Me costó un tiempo sentir que la bici era lo mio"
Catalina Vidaurre grew up in a family dedicated to sports, especially mountain biking. A much-loved family in Chile, which carries a significant burden of expectations. A Chilean and Pan American champion, her career has been anything but easy, full of ups and downs from which she has learned a great deal, and from which we can learn a great deal by listening to her. It has been a pleasure to meet her.
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EP 153 - Chus Castellanos - Spain's most renowned MTB skills coach.
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EP 151 - Thibaut François - Leading the XCO World Cup in his final U23 year
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⛰️CERVINO / MATTERHORN SOLO | The moment that changed me forever | Leone Ridge
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Ricard Jové: What nobody tells you about MotoGP | Maverick, Márquez, and Acosta
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El podcast de Colina Triste - Etapa 3
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First review of the New Oiz, did I mess up? | Ibon Zugasti
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EP - 148 - Mariano Gon - En la industria sobran... y falta más buena gente.
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BMW asked me to race their bike in Romaniacs | F900 GS Enduro
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The Woman Who BROKE Trail Running by RUNNING WITHOUT RULES (and WITHOUT GELS!) | Leire Fernandez
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Esto es lo que pasa a 7000 metros (alpinista) | frío extremo, mal de altura y rescates
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The New Revolution Already Being Tested at the Tour - Interview with the Discoverer
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The Greatest Dangers of the Himalayas? Survival and Hallucinations at +8,000m with Carlos Pauner
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EP - 147 - Sebastian Sitko - Autor de ciclismo 2.0
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12-kilometer run without a chain | Stage 4 – Andorra Epic 2026 | Ibon Zugasti
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A fan of the sport | My Western States 2026
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CASOS IMPOSIBLES en el CAMIÓN QUIRÓFANO de Diego G. Rivas
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Culture Shock in the US: "They Eat Burgers at 8 AM and it's Not a Cliché"
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Don't Do the Camino by Bike Without Knowing THIS
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La velocidad del alma es distinta a la del cuerpo | EP.151. Andrés Zapata
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