BLISTERING BEGINNING
Velocio athletes are on top of the world after the first four Enduro World Cups.
Dan Booker: Ranked 2nd in the World
Stop 1 | Pietra Ligure, Italy | First Place
Stop 2 | Bielsko-Biala, Poland | 95th
Stop 3 | Loudenvielle, France | First Place
Stop 4 | Leogang, Austria | 7th place
Dan Booker isn't just here to race. He's here to win.
After four events, including a mechanical that set him four minutes back in Poland, he's ranked second in the world. Through snow, rain, sun, mud, dust, and incredibly tough competition, Dan is regularly laying down the fastest times in the world on the hardest trails.
Race Kit of Choice
Dan Booker's Enduro World Cup Kit
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$236.30
$278
The kit that has put Dan on the top step of multiple EDRs.
Women's Enduro World Cup Kit
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$236.30
$278
The kit that has put Dan on the top step of multiple EDRs.
Greg Callaghan's Enduro World Cup Kit
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$261.80
$308
The kit that has propelled Greg Callaghan to the podium of the Enduro World Cup overall standings.
Women's Enduro World Cup Ultralight Kit
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$261.80
$308
Lightweight and breathable kit that can stand up to the toughest trails and has been proven at the Enduro World Cup.
Greg Callaghan: Ranked 7th in the World
Stop 1 | Pietra Ligure, Italy | 12th
Stop 2 | Bielsko-Biala, Poland | 3rd
Stop 3 | Loudenvielle, France | 12th
Stop 4 | Leogang, Austria | 10th place
Consistency. Consistency. Consistency. Greg Callaghan has more years of racing experience than anybody else competing at the EDR, and it shows. Unfazed by the extreme weather, he's letting results speak for themselves. Greg isn't going anywhere.
New Arrivals: Trail
ROUND ONE & TWO
The first race in in Italy kicked off the season with a bang, with hard days, long liaisons, and a rain storm to keep everyone honest. After two days of racing, Dan Booker won the seven-stage race by only 0.37 seconds.
One weekend after Italy, Poland seemed to be the only wet spot in Europe — and it was WET. Snow, rain, mud and tough conditions had every rider hyper focused on finding speed without crashing. No stranger to rain, Greg Callaghan outclassed the competition for a third place finish, while Hanna Steinthaler took 14th.
Round Three & Four
Next up, Loudenvielle, France, provided a welcome respite from inclement weather, but that didn't make the trails any easier. The single day, five stage race forced riders to push the limit and find time where others didn't. Across 43 kilometers, Dan was able to find 10 seconds over his nearest competitor, for another first
The rain returned for round four in Leogang, Austria, delivering six wet and and loose stages. Know for its steep and technical riding, riders were doing everything to stay upright. Greg Callaghan again proved his wet-weather skills with a 5th place finish on stage one. Meanwhile Dan Booker took fourth place on stage two and five, and first place on stage six.
In the women's race, Austrian Hanna Steinthaler was racing with the home crowd cheering for her and took 12th place, and is sitting 16th in the overall standings.
