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Chris Ball at Downtime Podcast: Why MTB is going to be better

As we approach the exciting 2023 World Cup season, Chris Ball talks about the future of Mountain Bike racing on the Downtime Podcast.

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Editorial Team

3 February 2023

The “future” of mountain bike racing at the World Championships.

1h20' of chat: press the link below to watch the video or listen to it (you can enable subtitles):

In this article:365 people, Chris Ball, UCI MTB World Series

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