We caught up with former Pinkbike Academy winner on what it takes to dominate the e-enduro circuit, off-season training, and more.

Keep the cameras rolling.

Christina Chappetta, sits down with the winner to chat champion's tactics and plans for 2023.

It all comes down to this.

With just five athletes left, riders will compete in a final race for the $30,000 prize purse and a pro mountain biking contract.

It’s time for our athletes to create some viral highlights of their own, before two will face elimination.

The athletes’ creativity is tested both on and off the bike - who can impress the judges and who will fall short?

With a head-to-head dual slalom for the ages, we will see who has the speed and precision to stay in the house, and who is sent packing.

Back as a fan favorite, the contestants are hit with a low-speed challenge that tests all of their skill: The Impossible Climb.

Nine of the athletes have survived their first elimination, but they aren't out of the woods yet.

With their first racing endeavor behind them, we pick back up for part two of the contestants’ five-part enduro.

With the Mechanics’ Challenge out of the way, our first winner is announced and the competition starts to feel just a little more real.

The first challenge? Under the pressure of the clock, contestants must fix a litany of unknown technical problems on their bikes.

Pinkbike Academy is back for 2022 and we're excited to once again offer a career-changing grand prize to one deserving rider.

The winner of the first season of Pinkbike Academy talks about what it's like to be a professional mountain biker. And shreds.

The winner of Season 3 of Pinkbike Academy presented by Monster Hydro will launch their riding career with a pro contract with Orbea Bikes and a $30,000 prize purse.

The team will be competing on the Enduro World Series circuit.

The winner of season one of Pinkbike Academy joins Greg Callaghan and Georgia Astle for the full EWS circuit.

Flo takes Gully down one of her favorite gnarly trails in Whistler, Jaws.

In 2022, the four-time Chilean champion will participate in select races for Orbea and create video content for the brand.

Christina catches up with Pinkbike Academy season two winner, Flo Espiñeira, to find out what it's like to win and their plans for 2022.

It all comes down to this. 4 riders compete for the life-changing opportunity of a pro contract and $30,000 cash. Who will take it? Watch and find out.

This time on Pinkbike Academy, the four remaining riders will drop into the last race of the season to see who has what it takes to become a professional mountain biker and take home $30,000 cash.

The riding scene in Mexico, what he brings to the table that a quicker racer might not, and how his time at the Pinkbike Academy went.

This time on Pinkbike Academy, the remaining riders must show that they can perform outside of a racecourse in a 60-second video challenge.

Want to know what it was like to compete for a pro contract against nine strangers?

This time on Pinkbike Academy it’s all about the climbs.

This time on Pinkbike Academy the contestants face a blind race run down one of the gnarliest trails at Big White.

This time on Pinkbike Academy it's all about managing air time.

This time on Pinkbike Academy the contestants compete in a gruelling cross-country style race, with a twist. Who will have the endurance to come out on top? Watch and find out.

This time on Pinkbike Academy it’s all about corners.

Get to know your five male Pinkbike Academy Season 2 contestants.

Get to know your five female Pinkbike Academy Season 2 contestants.

This time on Pinkbike Academy, ten riders take on a brutal FTP test to see who has fitness to back up their riding ability.

Ten up and coming professional mountain bikers drop into their first challenge of the season: a one stage race from the top of Big White to the bottom.

Pinkbike Academy is back for 2021 and we're taking it to the next level with more racing, riding challenges, two Secret Pros, and a career-changing grand prize.

Evan's progression from 63rd at Loudenvielle to 14th last week suggests great things to come.

Pinkbike Academy winner Evan Wall is headed to Europe to compete in the second half of the EWS season.

When he isn’t smashing his bike around in the forest with his buddies, you can find him building, riding moto or crushing intervals on his road bike.

The winner of Season 2 of Pinkbike Academy presented by Monster Hydro will launch their riding career with a pro contract with Orbea Bikes and a $25,000 prize purse.

Christina catches up with Pinkbike Academy winner, Evan Wall, to find out what life looks like and what his plans for the future are.

All 10 episodes are now live on the streaming service, so grab some popcorn and binge away.

It all comes down to this.

One last race and one last chance for the remaining contestants to prove they have what it takes to earn the top spot.

This time on Pinkbike Academy the contestants compete in a challenge to see who can film and edit the best video they can in two hours using just a GoPro.

This time on Pinkbike Academy things get technical as the contestants compete in a suspension rebuild challenge followed immediately by a race.

This time on Pinkbike Academy it's all about working together as the contestants team up to tackle their next challenge.

The remaining contestants face a rude awakening before being thrown right into the thick of it on the next challenge.

This time on Pinkbike Academy the rider's fitness is pushed to the limit with an FTP test followed immediately by a cross-country race.

Love it or hate it, social media is a big part of the job for a professional mountain biker.

Filming for the first season of Pinkbike Academy took place at the Big White Ski Resort in Kelowna, BC.

Two seasoned enduro racers with EWS competitions on their resumes and a downhill racer.

This time on Pinkbike Academy we send the contestants up Big White Bike Park for the first race of the season... with a twist.

These two contestants live in the mountain bike meccas of Revelstoke and Whistler.

Pinkbike Academy was like a grown up summer camp, but with a whole lot more suffering. At least the bikes and kit were dialled.

Nicole has hit the "Semenuk Drop" in Utah, Ben is a World Cup racer from Vancouver's North Shore, and Michaela is a ski patroller originally from the Czech Republic.

10 aspiring professional mountain bikers arrive in Big White, British Columbia to compete in a series of challenges for $25K and a pro contract from Orbea Bikes.

Angie came second at the Trans BC Enduro in 2019 and Addison won the single speed category at Dirty Kanza 200, a 320km gravel race.

The first episode of our reality TV show is dropping on October 15, 2020.

Ten riders have been chosen to battle it out for a pro contract from Orbea as well as a $25,000 Grand Prize!

The deadline for applications is Friday, May 1st.

We are choosing 10 riders from around the world to travel to BC this summer to battle it out against each other in a series of riding-related challenges.