L'histoire d'une saison dans une petite station Néo-Zelandaise pleine de rencontres en tous genres, de bonne ambiance, de partage et accessoirement de beaucoup de beuveries. Enjoy !!! Alexander, Gael, Alex, Troy, Théo,Simon

My winning entry for the Through the Lens film competition during the 2012 Queenstown Bike Festival, presented by DTR New Zealand. The six months that I've spent in Queenstown has been nothing shorter than amazing. This place has not just some of the best riding in the world but also a booming bike scene and extraordinary people. This video is an homage to all of Queenstown - a best of the best from an amazing summer. Thanks for all the memories, I can't thank you enough!

After years in Whistler, Florent Carreyron heads to Queenstown, New Zealand to pursuit another summer. This place offers an immense variety of trails along with some rather breathtaking scenery - everything a mountain biker could ever ask for. Shot on location at: Queenstown, Wanaka, Rotorua Music: Of Monsters and Men - Mountain Sound

There was drama and excitement aplenty on stage two of The Pioneer as the Mountain Bike Stage race took the 338 riders over the 106km course from Geraldine to Fairlie on another blistering hot day in the Central South Island. Line honours were contested by three teams in a sprint finish, with the win going to Imparables riders Ibon Zugasi and Tommi Misser (ESP) as they nudged out Kiwis James Williamson and Scott Lyttle (Watson & Son Manuka Honey), with Oamaru brothers Tim and Kris Rush (Al...

SPANISH LEGEND LOVING HIS PIONEER EXPERIENCE In the world of downhill mountain bike racing, indeed in the world of mountain bike racing full stop, there are few with the careers to match that of Spaniard Tomi Misser. He is a little bit of mountain biking royalty, and he is loving his time here in New Zealand riding The Pioneer Stage Mountain Bike Race. Misser and Imparables partner Ibon Zugasti shared the overall stage win with Team Watson & Son Manuka Honey (James Williamson and Scott...

KIWIS PREVAIL IN EPIC PIONEER MOUNTAIN BIKE RACE New Zealand’s James Williamson and Scott Lyttle (Team Watson & Sons Manuka Honey) took out the 2017 Pioneer Mountain Bike Stage race, holding off the fast finishing Spaniards Tomi Misser and Ibon Sugasti (Imparables) on the final stage into Queenstown today while Nina McVicar (Nelson) and Reta Trotman (Christchurch) in team Hirepool took out the women’s honours. In a race that has already established itself as amongst the best in the worl...