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Article - 02 Sep 23
Enduro

Loudenvielle EDR & E-EDR Race Highlights

Catch all of the race highlights as Loudenvielle-Peyragudes hosted the penultimate round of the UCI Enduro World Cup, and what a show it was!

Loudenvielle Peyragudes hosted the penultimate round of the UCI Enduro World Cup, and what a show it put on! Enduro riders enjoyed prime conditions for the five-stage, 38km epic, with racing brought forward a day in order to miss a storm due to roll into the French venue late on Saturday afternoon.

Tight times and full gas racing were the story of the day, with new faces, comebacks, and faultless performances all playing part in what was a truly epic UCI Enduro World Cup!

You can watch all the action from the UCI Downhill World Cup on GCN+, which is available globally, on the Eurosport App and discovery+ tomorrow, Sunday 3 September. To find out more on where to watch, click here.

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