Season 3 of How To Bike kicks off with a lesson in cornering, specifically how to pump through them.

Ben takes us through a season that has challenged him in every way possible.

Aimi begins to question whether or not she belongs in World Cup racing.

Alicia chats with PBR's Aimi Kenyon to reflect on the events of episode one.

A crash in 2022 left Aimi struggling with post-concussion symptoms. Could she get back up to race pace and take home the World Champs win in front of her hometown crowd?

Ben, Aimi, Wyatt, and Thibault had a wild season of highs and lows in 2023, and we can't wait to start sharing their stories.

Season 2 Episode 1 drops tomorrow, and we have the trailer and a photo story to set the stage.

The PB team hopped across the pond for the first of two North American rounds, with Snowshoe hosting the seventh race of the season.

A Scottish-themed paint job with subtle bubble graphics and a unicorn.

We're proud to announce that our talent incubator for young riders based on race pace and work ethic is back for 2023!

Ben Cathro takes us through the latter part of his season in the final episode of Pinkbike Racing.

What does the second half of the season hold for Thibault?

Ben is back with a mission to make you suck less.

We follow the second half of Jackson's race season. It's tough up the top, can he prove that he's got what it takes?

What lies in store in the second half of Aimi Kenyon's world cup season?

Ben talks us through what brand and setups Pinkbike Racing work with and why.

After years honing his craft in the elite category, and the opportunity to have more support than ever, can Thibault Laly conquer his demons and deliver for Pinkbike Racing?

A hard but rewarding second half of the season for the team.

A trip down memory lane on our first season of racing.

The Dharco podcast catches up with Pinkbike Racing's Ben Cathro and Aimi Kenyon.

We all know that the level at world cups is high, but how high?

Proceeds from the jersey sales go directly to supporting Pinkbike Racing.

Fort William's conditions were brutal and the racing was hard—and that’s not even factoring in all the extra duties Cathro has signed up for as a presenter and team manager.

First ever World Cup. How hard can it be?

Bikes are dialled, kits are sharp, and the team is ready to race.