Recap of Les Gets DH World Cup 2024: Watch all the action in this video roundup

Downhill Racing: Excitement Builds for UCI World Cup at Les Gets, France

The UCI Downhill World Cup is set to return to the picturesque town of Les Gets, France, for the 2024 Downhill World Cup series. This year’s event promises to be a thrilling and action-packed weekend of racing.

Troy Brosnan is already gearing up for the race week at Les Gets, inviting fans to join him in checking out the track before training begins. Meanwhile, Bernard Kerr is also excited for the race in Les Gets and is looking forward to bouncing back from his performance at Val Di Sole.

Fast AF will kick off the festivities for the 5th round of the World Cup in Les Gets with a track walk. Jenna Hastings is thrilled to be back in France for this iconic event and notes that the track has been updated with more hard-packed terrain and less dust than previous years. She can’t wait to see how it feels when she takes on the course during the races.

Thibault Laly and Danny Hart are also sharing their experiences through vlogs from Les Gets World Cup event, giving fans a behind-the-scenes look at what makes this venue so special. Whether you’re an avid downhill racer or just a fan of adrenaline sports, there’s no better place to experience all the excitement of downhill racing than at Les Gets.

With only days left until the race weekend begins, fans can expect some intense competition and breathtaking moments as riders push themselves to their limits on this challenging course. Keep tuning into our updates throughout the week for exclusive videos and coverage of all the action leading up to this highly anticipated event!

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