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MTB World Series
Event - 06 Jun 23
Downhill

Tahnée Seagrave looking pinned ahead of Lenzerheide

The British rider is on the comeback hunt after spending the majority of 2022 sidelined with a concussion injury.

FMD Racing’s Tahnée Seagrave is looking fast in her new video as she attacks a run of Lousa in Portugal’s infamous DHI track. Seagrave, the 2013 UCI Junior DH World Champion, has had an injury-blighted couple of seasons with first a harrowing leg break suffered in 2020 followed by a concussion injury suffered after the opening round of the 2022 season.

Now though, the 27 year-old looks to be bouncing back and finding the speed that she needs to reassert herself right at the sharp end of the elite women’s UCI Mountain Bike Downhill World Cup.

You can watch all the action from the UCI Mountain Bike World Series from Lenzerheide, Switzerland globally on GCN+, as well as Eurosport and discovery+  08 -11 June. Don’t miss out!

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