Just Ride

In this episode of Just Ride, Rob Warner and Eliot Jackson sit down with Asa Vermette to reflect on his remarkable rise from junior standout to Elite World Cup winner. Asa opens up about the highs and lows of his final junior season, how setbacks helped shape his mindset, and what it was like to claim victory in his very first Elite World Cup.The conversation explores everything from bike setup and finding confidence on race day to working alongside downhill legend Aaron Gwin, learning to trust the process, and discovering the elusive "flow state" that every racer chases. Asa also shares how his approach to training, racing, and preparation has evolved as he's stepped onto the biggest stage in downhill mountain biking.They also discuss Red Bull Hardline, the resurgence of American downhill racing, life on the Frameworks team, and what the future holds for one of the sport's brightest young stars.

In the world of professional cycling, there are few more compelling characters than Red Bull - BORA - hansgrohe performance engineer Dan Bigham. A former World Hour Record holder; a world class engineer; an Olympic medallist; an apprenticeship with an F1 team; video meetings on the turbo trainer… This chat with Rob and Eliot could have gone on and on and on. Having finally hung up his competitive wheels, Dan's now full-time with Red Bull - BORA - hansgrohe and exploring all sorts of ways to optimise performance. Get stuck into this. Rob and Eliot will be back soon. The most entertaining podcast in cycling, join Rob Warner and Eliot Jackson – the most entertaining voices on two wheels to discover new and exciting disciplines and captivating stories as they delve into an array of cycling adventures.

It's that time of the year again. Red Bull Rampage lineup reveal time! Rob and Eliot are joined by special guests Cam McCaul, Michelle Parker and Nicholi Rogatkin to run through the incredible 2025 Red Bull Rampage lineup. We can't wait! And Rob and Eliot may just be heading to Utah to bring you some content from Red Bull Rampage this year... Watch this space.

What does it take to send every feature at Red Bull Hardline — at 18 years old? Asa Vermette is the future of downhill racing, and he's doing it his way. From massive freeride hits to the World Cup podium, Asa joins Rob and Eliot to break down the wildest week in mountain biking. He chats about being part of Frameworks, and riding under Neko Mulally, being followed by cameras, and why he thrives as the underdog. Asa shares what drives him to go full send, every run, and ALWAYS have a winning mindset.

Red Bull Hardline Wales 2025 is here and it’s already heating up! In this episode of Just Ride, Rob Warner and Eliot Jackson set the stage for the week ahead: What exactly makes Hardline so brutal? Who they’re tipping for the podium with 1 2 3 predictions And what the vibe is like on the ground in Wales It’s the most technical track on the calendar — steep terrain, huge gaps, zero margin for error — and we’ll be here all week breaking it down. Rob and Eliot are gonna be busy! Come and join the conversation over on our Just Ride YouTube channel.

Rob and Eliot are joined by one of the most enduring names in downhill mountain biking today — Bernard Kerr. With over a decade of elite competition behind him, Bernard is still pushing the limits of downhill, racing against a new wave of younger, hungrier riders — and as you'll hear, he’s not holding anything back. The guys met up for this chat before Bernard's brutal crash while he was prepping for the first World Cup of the year, and that news hit even harder than usual considering how pumped Bernard was for this season. We know he'll be back. This conversation goes deep. Bernard opens up about the toll that crashing has taken on his body and mindset, and what it really feels like to pick yourself up again when you’re no longer the youngest guy on the start list. He reflects on how age has changed his approach to risk, racing, and recovery — and why, even now, he’s still finding ways to stay fast, focused, and fired up. The episode also tackles Red Bull Hardline, a race Bernard has become synonymous with. He shares his honest thoughts on how the event has evolved and the growing unease among riders over how information was shared — or not shared! — when it came to new lines in Tasmania this year. All we've got to say is... bring on Wales. Subscribe, leave a comment, and let us know what you think about what Bernard had to say — and we'll be back very soon.

Just one day after crossing the finish line in Rome to complete the 2025 Giro d’Italia, Tom Pidcock sat down with us in Salzburg for an honest, revealing conversation about the pressures, decisions, and ambitions that shape life at the very top of the sport. From the chaos of a three-week Grand Tour to the calm of a podcast studio, this episode captures a rare moment of reflection from one of the most versatile and compelling riders in cycling today. We delve into Tom’s decision to leave Ineos Grenadiers and join Q36.5 - a move that made headlines across the road cycling world. The conversation also dives deep into his Olympic journey, with Tom reflecting on the incredible achievement of winning back-to-back gold medals in mountain biking and what it would take to return for a third shot at LA 2028. We also unpack THAT move at the 2024 Paris Games that secured him gold against French favourite, Victor Kortetsky. But this isn’t just about wins and podiums. We also explore Tom's love for MTB and the sacrifices that must be made to be competitive in every discipline. We dive into what it actually takes to ride general classification in a Grand Tour, the mental battle of staying focused for 21 days straight, the sacrifices required to chase time on the world’s biggest stages, and the emotional highs and lows that come with trying to hold it all together under immense pressure. Whether you're a fan of road racing, mountain biking, or simply fascinated by the psychology of elite athletes, this episode offers a rare look into the mindset of a rider who’s redefining what it means to be a modern cyclist. Tom Pidcock’s story is still unfolding, and this chapter is one you won’t want to miss.