Hokkaido-Japan by bike, MDS 120 Morocco, Aus Cycling MTB Enduro National Championships, GWA Wingfoil World Cup Abu Dhabi and Anne-Marie Madden

Hokkaido-Japan by bike
Our bikepacker friend Michele is exploring the Japanese island of Hokkaido. On the agenda: volcanoes, forests, wilderness, brown bears, fishing owls, the Pacific Ocean, and weather that isn’t always kind.
A 4-épisode series.

MDS 120 Morocco 2025
On the northern edge of the Sahara. The MDS Morocco covers 120 km, three stages, and one certainty: nothing will come easily. Here, the desert sets the rules. The heat drains you. The wind exhausts you. And the sand follows you with every step. You quickly learn that patience and willpower matter more than speed. Every day, you carry your pack, your water, your courage. In the Marathon des Sables, it’s not just about finishing. It’s about enduring. It’s about understanding what it truly means to go all the way.

2025 Aus Cycling MTB Enduro National Championships

A rain-soaked Collie, Western Australia, becomes the stage for Australia’s premier Enduro showdown, where world-class Wambenger Trails and the iconic Wellington Dam mural frame a weekend of grit, flow and community. Across Juniors, Masters, Adaptive and E-bike fields, riders wrestle slick rock, pea gravel and long liaison climbs as stories of resilience emerge. The result is a kinetic, human-centred portrait of Australian MTB: fast, muddy, inclusive, and unforgettable.

GWA Wingfoil World Cup Abu Dhabi 2025

Abu Dhabi, the capital of the United Arab Emirates hosts the GWA Wingfoil World Cup for the first time, marking the grand finale of the 2025 FreeFly-Slalom season. Leading the charge are two-time defending world champions, Nia Suardiaz, of Spain, and Francesco Cappuzzo, of Italy, who head to Abu Dhabi leading the rankings. With the season’s final stop still wide open, both athletes will need flawless performances to secure their third consecutive titles.

New Podcast !

Anne-Marie Madden – The Front Line to Tree Line to Start Line.
Covering everything from the front line of current-day anaesthesiology, the discovery of toothed jelly fungus and achieving pure joy and accolades in running. We take a moment to speak with Anne-Marie Madden who has the ability and energy to do it all, with buckets of infectious enthusiasm, like most Canadians.