A halo didn't stop Gee from getting stuck into his rehab.

From the Dolomites to Rampage, Gee shares his collection of 2023 head cam footage.

Really glad everyone is okay-ish.

We're relieved to hear that Gee Atherton's injuries are "not too bad" after his massive crash yesterday—relatively speaking.

The second full day of riding was hot and blustery, but riders continued putting finishing touches on their lines and ticking off features.

Healing vibes to Gee after crashing on the first attempt of his massive mid-mountain drop.

Gee Atherton's 'Ridgeline' series is back with a trip to the Italian Dolomites.

Despite planning only a "couple of chill laps" Gee has just gone 46th in Timed Training.

Gee Atherton takes a lap of this year's Hardline course.

The new Insta360 ‘Flowstate’ line is now open for riders.

Join Gee as he takes on the exposed Portal Trail in Moab.

The burning questions that all 11-year-olds want to ask pro riders.

One heck of a comeback.

Loris Vergier isn't leaving Trek, but we've got a few bits of other unconfirmed rumours and gossip.

We caught up with Gee after his return to racing.

It's all about what line you choose.

Just over a year after his horrific crash, Gee Atherton is set to enter another defining chapter of his extraordinary career.

Chief designer Rob Gow, engineer Ben Farmer, and some guy named Gee Atherton on the advantages and challenges of additive manufacturing. Plus the new bikes they plan to release in 2022.

Gee Atherton gives a look into his recovery after he fell over 100 feet from a cliff during filming 'The Knife Edge'.

Atherton Bikes' Chief Designer Rob Gow and engineer Ben Farmer explain the advantages and challenges of additive manufacturing, why they need buckets of titanium dust and a million-dollar hopper machine, and some details of their unreleased 130mm-travel trail bike.

Plus two new young rippers for Continental Atherton.

Ask Dan Atherton, Gee Atherton, Rachel Atherton, Dan Brown, Rob Gow, and Will May-White your questions.

After his horror crash in June, Gee shares how recovery is going.

Join Gee for a behind the scenes look at filming an edit for Wilderness Trail Bikes.

Warning: Graphic content. Gee Atherton is a certified madman.

Before we move forward to the 2021 edition, let's look back at what happened last time.

Gee broke his femur, radius, ulnar, 6 ribs, his nose and fractured his eye socket.

We couldn't be happier to see this video of Gee Atherton taking his first steps today.

Gee Atherton has suffered injuries including broken ribs, multiple fractures and breaks to his femur and wrists.

With no Fort William World Cup this weekend, Gee Atherton takes a fast run down the legendary course.

A shot by shot dissection of a wild project.

Gee pioneers some new lines in his family's bike park.

A celebration of the noble baggy short featuring a rack of recognizable faces, just from a slightly alternative universe.

Gee's POV footage doesn't make his wild quarry line look any easier.

Take a look at the bike Gee used for his wild quarry ride.

Behind the scenes on Gee's latest wild project.

Who needs Rampage? Slate Line features an even bigger gap than the Ridgeline.

For every second of airtime Gee and Dan can find, Endura will plant 100 trees.

Matt Jones seeks the help of Gee Atherton after hitting a mental wall while trying to dial in his tricks.

These historical team swaps stirred up the rumour mill.

Continental Atherton brings in a new face for 2021

"71-foot gaps, that's bigger than I'd bargained for."

Gee Atherton shares his process of getting back to riding after big crashes and his motivation to keep pushing himself.

When Dan Atherton is nervous, you know that something big is going down

The kind of unique and frankly perilous situation that Gee Atherton finds irresistible.

Fast open sections, tight berms & loose loam, insanely steep sections full of roots, flat out pedalling sections and jump lines.

Get on board with Gee Atherton as he takes you down the first of two courses in Maribor.

Five of the wildest runs from one of the toughest races in Downhill.

The intermediate jump trail, El Hippo, joins the growing list of trails at the Atherton run Dyfi Bike Park.

Dan, Gee, Rach and more test out Super Swooper.

The 2-time World Champion catches up with the show to discuss the newly released UCI schedule and his injury.

Secrets, setbacks, and celebrations in the first 17 months of Atherton Bikes.

This weekend, some of the biggest stars on the World Cup race scene will come together for a unique event on Red Bull TV.

Looking back at some of the biggest moments from the past 18 years of racing in the Scottish Highlands.

We remember one of MSA’s most iconic races.

It ain't easy when your whole season has been derailed, but that doesn't mean these athletes are sitting on the couch.

The status the rainbow jersey immediately gives its wearer is unparalleled.

Your favourite mountain bike racers are also bakers, cinematographers, origami masters, gymnasts, and more.

Take a look around the Atherton Racing HQ with Gee.

The 35-year-old has endured a fair few hard slams in his career and he showed some seriously wince-inducing airtime in the crashes he posted for the #crashchallenge.

New colours and a new name for Continental Atherton.

Here is our list of the best riders to have done it inside and outside of the tape this past decade.

Here are some of the legendary teams from the past decade.

The race runs that got us on the edge of our seats this decade.

We find out where Gee Atherton would have built his Red Bull Rampage line, whose run he was most impressed by, and what his goals are for next year.

A look back at some of the biggest runs in Rampage history.

September was full of on-track excitement, new tech and, unfortunately, some bad injuries and sad news.

Gee Atherton will miss Rampage after an injury picked up in training.

Levy takes Gee into the Whistler Bike Park to show him how to ride... Or something like that.

Before & after images of Gee's silver medal winning DH machine

Gee Atherton and Charlie Hatton guide you down this year's Hardline course.

Gee Atherton and Rob Warner guide you down this year's course.

Red Bull Hardline isn’t an event for the fainthearted. Take a look at what's in store for 2019.

Gee holds a casual conversation as he hits massive gaps and takes on Snowshoe's tricky rock gardens.

On 14-15th September, these riders will descend on Machynlleth, Wales, to tackle Dan Atherton’s fiendish creation.

Gee Atherton takes us down the updated Lenzerheide track.

With the news that Gee Atherton will be sending it at Rampage this year, take a look back at Gee's previous attempts at conquering the infamous event.

Atherton, Semenuk, Zink and more get the nod for Utah.

Gee goes for the French line during his course preview of this fast and furious track.

The results are in from the third round of the British National downhill series.

Gee Atherton takes us down a revised Leogang track.

Fort William took a toll on bikes and riders alike, and the rebuilding process is in full swing in preparation for another round of racing.

Gee Atherton takes us down a wet and wild Fort William track.

"This thing is gnarly." Gee takes a hot lap down the full Maribor Downhill World Cup course.

Ed Spratt met up with the most famous family in mountain biking at the London Bike Show.

In 2012, Gee Atherton took to Antur Stiniog to be chased down by the world's fastest bird, a peregrine falcon.

This behind the scenes chat from Kendal Mountain Festival's Bike Night features Gee & Dan Atherton, Tracy Moseley & Katy Winton

Kendal Mountain Festival is the largest and longest annual gathering of outdoor folk in the UK, and Friday the 16th November is Bike Night with Dan & Gee Atherton.

Downtime Podcast talks to Nick Grantham about how he got involved with Atherton Racing, injury prevention, recovery, key aspects of mountain bike training, and his view on the future of physical preparation for downhill mountain biking.

This bike was built for sending - take a closer look at Gee's ride for Red Bull Hardline.

The huge hits on Red Bull Hardline are linked together by rough, technical steeps.

Although Gee Atherton couldn't participate at this year's World Champs, he was able to take you over the most important parts of the Downhill course.

POV and commentary from the fresh new track in France.

Join Gee Atherton in the full MTB downhill race preview from Mont Sainte-Anne in Canada, home of one of the most spectacular UCI MTB World Cup stops of the season.

Gee's mechanic, Polish Pete, talks us through his rider's bike in Vallnord.

Join Gee Atherton as he gives you a course preview of the Vallnord track in Andorra, home of one of the toughest UCI MTB World Cup stops of the season.

Rachel and Gee Atherton will be on custom painted Trek Sessions for the Fort William World Cup.

We skip back through time to look at some of mountain biking's best – and worst – moments that have made their mark on our sport.

Looks like it's time to add Gee Atherton to the list of World Cup racers who are experimenting with big wheels.

In the first of a new short series sit down with Gee and Richard Cunynghame as Cunny grills Gee during a break from training.

Gee Atherton reveals what it takes to push through injury at the highest level of the sport in this comprehensive interview.

Follow Gee as he chases 400 riders down Slieve Martin in Ireland in a bid to get a podium spot at this year's event.

Gee Atherton answers nine questions about his new Trek Session race bike.

400 hounds tear down the Mourne Mountains in Ireland in a bid to outfox two-time Downhill World Champion Gee Atherton at the Red Bull Foxhunt.

Whoa, this is a sick looking course that Dan's put together. Follow Gee through it, but hold on tight.

Pinkbike counts down to the first World Cup with 10 questions for the top 10 performers of 2014...

Flats ruled the muddy Australian round of the World Cup DH series - one pair in particular. Gee tells the story about borrowing some Five Tens from a spectator and riding them to victory.

Being a champion isn't all champagne and podium girls. Gee takes a hard crash during training at the Mont Saint Anne WC.

This is just wild. A Falcon chases Gee down the trail in this thriller edit.

Gee discusses the upcoming season, as well as his plans for the Red Bull Rampage.

Preliminary race results from the BDS season opener.

Wow, this is one of the best helmet cams we've ever seen.

Get behind the scenes as Gee preps for Rampage.

Pinkbike was on hand for Gee Atherton's first ride on his own GT Fury in California. Check out the action and hear what Gee has to say about the bike.

Photos and Video inside!

Gee flies down the La Bresse course on his Contour.

Gee Atherton in practice at the US Open yesterday rocked a Contour + so that we could all see what it's like at his "practice pace"!

Gee Atheron, Steve Peat, and Brendan Fairclough make up the Elite mens podium, Emmeline Ragot, Fionn Griffiths and Jess Stone the womens.

updated with photos - 4/11/2011

While out training on his motocross bike over the Christmas period Gee bit off one too many peat bogs, which resulted in ulnar collateral ligament damage on his thumb! Here's his description of the big off. "It was a fast crash, on a long open section where I dropped the front wheel into a peaty rut. I got chucked over the bars and landed in a ruck just in time for the bike to land on top of me! I then had to ride back to the house one handed, much to the amusement of Affy and Rach who it appeared had never seen anything as funny!"