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How did you first get involved with track building? One of the first Velosolutions projects was Champery, did you set out to make something that difficult and gnarly? So how did you go from steep downhill tracks like Champery to pump tracks, where did that switch happen? How did the new Izimbali South African team come about? Was it your decision to close the Velosolutions World Cup team? Are you fully recovered from your Losinj crash? A post shared by Claudio Caluori claudiocaluori. So we won't be seeing any more Claudio course previews? Regarding Josh Bryceland and his comments - what are your memories of the conversation that was had and the broadcast that followed it? What was the reaction at the time? How did the Pump Track World Championships go? Apr 12, You must login to Pinkbike. Don't have an account? Sign up. I cannot spend that much money on the World Cup team when the same money would do so much more if I invested it into pump tracks. Yes, I am. I've just had some more checks a couple of months ago because I noticed how I was forgetting things a lot but the doctor said this is just completely normal after surgery on your head. Your brain will take up to two years to recover so there's no need to freak out. Even being told that by the doctor took so much pressure away that I feel fully recovered now. The crazy thing is that I'm one of the people who says, well everything happens in your head, right? But when you're not sure if your head works right or not, you question everything. Is something wrong again? You have to get over this. View this post on Instagram. Author Info:. First Ride: Rocky Mountain Element views. Desert Delirium - Dario's Rampage Randoms views. Score Time Who Faved. This is what happens when you stop eating meat. You get cranky. A misunderstanding over a ham-fisted comment. NitroDisorder Apr 12, at Below Threshold show comment. Steventux Apr 12, at Very easy to lose your tempeh in these situations. A lot of beans, grains and nuts at stake here. Hopefully they can chew the fat and put this beef behind them, that would be gravy. I guess he mis-cow-culated the timing of his comments , the PBers will no doubt milk the topic until it becomes udderly cheezy. I hope one day they can chew the cud. They really should meat half-way. It's bacon my heart to see this. Just a fly in the Gravy. Don't let that destroy the Roast. NoahColorado FL Apr 12, at An evil move, not surprising though, coming from someone who worships seitan. Come on guys, Claudio's been lambasted enough already. When did Josh Bryceland say anything negative about Claudio? It's really rare to see two deer friends argue, we need to find out eggsactly what happened but i do think this story has been milked. Muckal Apr 12, at Below Threshold show comment. Muckal : Andrew is a god guy and all, but honestly, he just talks non-stop. Cammyd14 Apr 12, at No one can replace Claudio but Cathro is next on my list for sure. But for Red Bull I think Gee is a better move AdamOdh Apr 12, at Muckal : I think Nigel Page is one of the best. He is much more into the dh scene than Claudio who confusing his own team riders back in the days. Rubberelli FL Apr 12, at AdamOdh : he would be away at EWS for some races, wouldn't he? They are going to want consistency. DirtbagMatt Apr 12, at Jimmy0 FL Apr 12, at DirtbagMatt : with Eliot Jackson for post race show. You guys are really for Gee for track preview? Because he is so well known for his wacky nature and antics Really though, his riding and line spotting would be key but I wonder if it would be seen as too much risk for a racer to take before each race? BenPea Apr 12, at If you want someone funny and wacky who is going to joke the whole way down then someone like Claudio was good. But if you want a real track preview then I though Gee was great last year. I hope he keeps doing them. I don't see why it would be seen as a risk for a racer. They all bang out a ton of practice runs anyway. Plus Claudio always did his preview with one of the racers anyway. The wacky comments and screams get boring after a while. Gee makes the sport much more professional imo. Claudio was giving some life to the thing while Gee makes it empty as much as external communication staff working for a multinational. To all its own I guess! I'm actually not saying which is better one way or another, between a serious assessment from Gee and the crazy funny fun of Claudio, but Claudio was hugely popular for a reason, and Gee would not match up well with that style. For anyone trying to improve their riding then gees the man to watch. Claudio was funny but you learn nothing. I can go watch fails on YouTube for the funny side of the sport. But being shown a wc track whilst having every detail explained is priceless for development. Muckal Apr 12, at AdamOdh : agreed, bring back the Warner and Page of This goes to show why it's important to always get both sides of the story. Can Josh and Claudio make up and eat vegan burritos together in the back of a speeding tesla pls. What is the difference in their two versions? At the end of it all, they both seem to say they had a private conversation and then Claidiu broadcasted details from it, right? Rubberelli : The difference being that Claudio thought everyone already knew that RatBoy was leaving and the fact that he never told Claudio not to say anything about it. Claudio wasn't trying to put him on blast, just giving the inside scoop and in his mind, in a way that gave praise to Josh for the ballsy decision that others like myself might not understand. Regardless of which side of the story you believe, the first rule of keeping secrets is that you don't tell the secret to a media personality whose job is to commentate on the subject of your secret. That holds true even if the media personality is a really nice guy with good intentions. Thus, the predicament. This is the first I've heard about it. Storm in a teacup. Rubberelli : I took it to mean everyone connected with the world cup circus already knew, and that it wasn't known to be a secret. Who gives a shit about it? I'm not talking to your brother anymore! Franzzz Apr 14, at Franzzz : oh yeah Please no. Man has the presenting talents of a tree stump. Clarkeh Apr 12, at Malky79 : You clearly didn't see the Hardline preview. Clarkeh : Yeah he did that really well and is actually fit enough to talk while riding fast and gnarly. I'd like to see him do the previews. Maybe when he retires? Till then Ben Cathro would do an outstanding job with the course preview and track analogy. Don't use words you don't understand GOrtho Apr 12, at I wish I was young and righteous again like Josh so I could be sure of all the facts and hold a grudge better, rather than old and more reflective like Claudio such that I convince myself the truth usually lays somewhere between two perspectives. I definitely find that Josh didnt come across great in that interview. Josh seems to think that Claudio was intentionally trying to shit on him or something. I dunno. If red bull really cared about riders welfare they would ensure Rampage covered full medical insurance for every rider competing. Telling someone not to ride their course preview because of a risk of liability is different to actually showing you care through action that many have been advocating for, for years. I work in insurance. There are 2 types of health insurance: Employer provided Mountain biking is ironically but probably not for much longer a loophole risk in Life Insurance also. We ask detailed questions about people's work do you fly planes, guide climbers, teach scuba, lead skydiving as your job or as a volunteer coordinator. And it's because people die in those occupations. In terms of health insurance, it's utterly improbably that our industry could write a policy that could cover Rampage athletes in a way that would cover their medical bills AND make a single dollar for the company that writes it. Everyone needs to get over this delusion that RedBull is going to pay anyone's health insurance or medical bills. Turn on the channel, do the math on a single injury in a single sport for a single athlete wearing RedBull gear. And there are not enough of them to pool what money they DO have together to insure each other as a group. If they can't cover their own hospital bills, that's on them. Get it done. The rest of us will be over in reality while you're out there in Fairy Tale Land farting your magic healing hug dust that heals everybody for free You want a free surgery cause you huck your meat in the desert 1 day a year and unload your femur? ICUJeremy Apr 12, at It would seem given those restraints, RedBull could potentially offer a one-lump sum to help cover riders' deductibles, in the case of injury claim. Since you're an insurance insider, what would you suggest for the best realistic solution? The-Taurean Apr 12, at Can you guys hear yourselves? Then yes they deserve the damn surgery. Maybe the answer is for Redbull to stop holding Rampage in a third world shithole and put it on in a country with a functioning healthcare system. Agleck7 Apr 12, at Was it your innate sense of empathy and compassion that first attracted you the world of Health Insurance. Helping people through the the most distressing and painful times of their lives must be very fulfilling. JoshParsons87 FL Apr 12, at As someone who also works in Insurance, there is no underwriting or actuarial formula that could write a policy for Rampage participants as special even coverage. It just doesn't work. Would would work is if each rider was considered an employee of at least one of their sponsors, rather than an independent contractor. A large brand like Specialized or Red Bull or Fox, etc. You could laser specific individuals at higher deductibles to avoid huge premium hikes for the rest of the company, and include the deductible coverage as a part of their compensation. Who knows, maybe some sponsors do. I hate the thought process that it is Red Bull's sole responsibility as the event promoter to cover participants, when these guys are pushing themselves all the time not just at Rampage and their is no push-back on the companies they ride FOR to cover any injury liability. Could Red Bull be doing more to support riders in their time of need? Does Red Bull benefit from riders willing to what these riders are willing to subject themselves to for the pleasure of a viewing audience? Is Red Bull one of the largest supporters of these riders and promoters of the sport in which they choose to participate? The-Taurean : We don't do it by choice. It's the world we Americans live in. Insurance is expensive because healthcare is expensive. The money to cover surgery, prescriptions, hospital stays, rehab, short term or permanent disability losses it all has to come from somewhere. Whether or not, or to what extent the government should be involved in healthcare is a completely separate debate from whether or not a private company needs to be responsible for any expenses willing participants incur in a country that does not have universal healthcare. JoshParsons87 : 'Insurance is expensive because healthcare is expensive'. CarlMega Apr 12, at With all due respect, the decision to offset a profit margin and bring a change isn't coming from someone who is in sales or middle management and peddles crap policies for a living. To put it another way, you are not in a position to change squat so Disruption and positive change never comes from a person who is not in a position to say Yes so don't take No from them. Scared of change. And a view point on health care access that is almost solely American. Healthcare in America is expensive. As a typical US citizen, I don't have an option or alternative to that fact. My point was and still is that debating the privatization of health insurance and healthcare and their impact on the cost of getting hurt or sick is completely different than if Red Bull should be obligated to pay those costs. That's a bit lacking in empathy, but a fair position financially. However, if you look at total quality of care, AND cost of care, most first world countries blow american standards of care out of the water, and do it cheaper. Basically, tearing out the profit motive from healthcare makes both quality and cost better. Not making this up, you can read studies on this all over the place. Here's an example: thepatientfactor. Turns out that compassion can also be cost effective. That Redbull can afford to help protect the athletes literally risking their lives to help sell their products is not up for debate Jprestidge FL Apr 12, at No health insurance needed. Life insurance, of course, is a different matter. I don't like it because it conflicts with my preferred political dogma'. People always like to kill Redbull over the insurance thing, but why doesn't anyone get on the riders individual sponsors if a rider gets injured and can't pay their bills? I'm pretty sure that Redbull would provide insurance for their sponsored riders right? Why no hate for the company that the rider is actually promoting? That's often one of Redbull's direct competitors? Those are the companies you should direct you anger at, not Redbull. ICUJeremy : Maybe someone has a counter example that I'm missing, but I have a feeling that if someone was seriously injured or killed in Rampage and wasn't otherwise in a financial position to cover their bills then Red Bull would help out. Obviously they aren't going to advertise that since you don't want people to go in relying on that, but I can't imagine Red Bull wouldn't step up if they were in the situation. I'm generally pretty pesemistic about big companies ever doing the right thing when the wrong thing might make them more money, but in this case I think that the PR alone might make it money well spent. JoshParsons87 : us healthcare is expensive because everyone is on the make especially the doctors and insurance companies. The US model is one of the most expensivecways healthcare can be providec. Aim your bullshit at the right target meathead TheOriginalTwoTone Apr 12, at Plenty of studies on the horrendous wait times in Canada. Plenty of Canadians with money come to the US for care- wonder why? The poster child 'Sweden' is used in both of the attached articles and commonly sighted as proof that 'socialized' or the political and economic process of the government owning and controlling the means of production, distribution, and exchange is the best way. Sweden is a good place to look but not for the reasons that you have outlined above. This link is to a video that takes a close look at why Sweden is successful and it is not because it is 'socialized'. TheOriginalTwoTone : Wyoming has ,00 inhabitants. These countries have universal health care. Of these Luxembourg is the smallest with a population of ,00 people. You mean good at societizing? It's not a communist state, it's as capitalist as anywhere else, it just runs the thing differently, without squeezing the life out of its people for monetary gain and little else and looking after them a bit. Louisd FL Apr 12, at To all those who are like 'well that's what it costs' its actually not, its way more than it costs thanks to mostly big pharma. BenPea : that's what he meant - socialized meaning a socialist style governing. Socialism is not communism. Never has been. It's a common misconception to confuse the two. BenPea Apr 13, at Healthcare is not free in any country. Countries with the so-called free healthcare have high taxation. Countries with expensive healthcare have low taxation. I think the takeaways are three No one works for free You get what you pay for Nothing is free Healthcare is a bit like free schools. The more kids you have, the better value you get for your income tax. High earners with no kids must be spewing about all that money they are paying for someone else's kids. Louisd FL Apr 13, at Also property tax alone here at least where I'm at in the northeast is way more than all the taxes lumped together that my family pays in rural France. Louisd : there's no such thing as a perfect system. It just amuses me the number of Europeans constantly laughing at the American healthcare system, saying how shit it is. Even the 'free' healthcare they actually pay quite a lot for through taxation has horrific waiting lists in most places. Remember kids, work hard at school and make sure you don't make bad financial decisions when you're older! BenPea Apr 14, at On top of that, here we get tax credit for childcare costs which are cheap anyway. As a result I've barely paid any tax since having kids and before that it wasn't crazy. And everyone gets looked after, even those who earn too little to contribute. Waiting lists are not as insane as in the UK either. Europe is hugely heterogenous and there are all sorts of systems with relatively cheap additional insurance in France, for example, to ensure better cover for certain things. Nothing's perfect, as you say, and balancing the books isn't an easy task for governments, but the US model is inarguably harsh as hell. Good thing people don't get enough holidays to have the time to hurt themselves. BenPea : that's something we can agree on wholeheartedly. What's that? Oh my gosh, that's practically part time! GeoMurph5 Apr 17, at And why I cannot wait to take my family to another country where human beings are put first rather than money. Let's have a mass immigration of intelligent, talented people from tRump's Amurica. But you can post statistics from all over the world and still not post the actual cost of a medi-vac helicopter ride rescue is not healthcare so costs are not 'GREED PRICED', an on-call spinal neurosurgeon, on call plastic surgeon, 2 orthopaedic surgeons, 4 trauma nurses, an elite level trauma center, nurses, meals, rehab, counseling, follow up surgerys, post operative care, PALLATIVE CARE for a dying athlete, physical therapy, braces, crutches, orthotics, knee, spine, neck, wrist casting, bracing, etc. They have to do with what it takes to save,rebuild and repair a human being who is near the brink of death. Insuring sports where people intentionally ride a roughly 6' patch of rubber off a cliff into solid rock ravines is math that no counsel, regime, government or elite financial specialist can take care of. And you're talking money in the 6 figure range to handle that one's person's injury. That is not compassion. Compassion is saving the life of a newborn child born with a defect or the Shriners Hospital caring for children with savage burns from an apartment fire. When you say 'functioning healthcare system' But if you tell every taxpaying citizen in your country that they all need to chip in for some guy in a windsuit skimming cliffs or a mountain biker hucking rocks to have fun, NO ONE is handing you money to pay for that. You're silly. Agleck7 : because you need to do the math to understand the actual cost. Punctured lung, shattered spine, multiple fractures, brain injury, rehab, etc. The event has no commonalities year to year. How can you assign an accurate financial to the possible injuries that will happen? You can't. Math can't work there. Riders can buy athlete policies. A broker in Canada sells them so there may be more. I help people daily. I take pride in working with clients when they have claims to make sure they're restored as close to the point they were at before the claim. Very rewarding work. Thanks for asking. CarlMega : you love talking out of your ass about topics you know nothing about in big sentences don't you. BenPea : depends. Did they climb to the top of the ladder and huck themselves off the roof for product, money or status? Jprestidge : How long would the wait for an ACL surgery be? United Health CEO said they plans to use its proceeds from tax reform to invest in ways to improve healthcare. He didn't mention whether the extra cash would be used to lower insurance rates for customers. Example: One hospital here I found out keeps a pediatric plastic surgeon on a 6 figure retainer to repair crooked boy penises because it's such a profitable venture. You hear anybody complain about how much a dentist charges? UHC would lose every single dollar and be in the red. That money is gone in a blink with 1 shift of statistics. GeoMurph5 : migration out of a country is called emigration. Most intelligent people know that, so does that mean you will be staying behind? Louisd : Your example reeks of vagueness!. The chances of you and your sister having almost quote on quote identical ER visits in two separate countries in two separate parts of the world and yet the cost being drastically different are about as likely as me shlting gold and silver. Let's be specific. You say France offers 'full coverage for lower income households'. Well so does the U. Did your income qualify you for low cost care or the same price as a millionaire would pay? Does your sister make far more than you? What tests and procedures did each of you undergo? Please tell us. Louisd FL Apr 19, at The situation was we went in feeling like shit to our separate ER rooms not quite sure what was up, but definitely needing to go first time for both of us they did do a few more scans and more expensive ones on my sister, they worked out what needed doing rather not share, but both relatively common even though my sister's was probably the more expensive and of the two and said that the surgery would need to take place at a different hospital two minutes up the road for my sister and 1h20 for me to which we were transferred by ambulance, where we went in to surgery both under full anesthetic late at night, stayed the night with a parent, in France said parent got a bed as opposed to a chair but whatever, may have just been lucky and left the next day. My point being that Americans are overcharged, no matter how you cut it, just look at how much the same drugs cost in various countries as an easy to find example. Louisd : the veil of secrecy around drug costs has been pulled down for the most part. Websites like www. Claudio is top notch dude and clearly a solid human being as demonstrated by the charity work he does and those that he supports. I think all the trolls need to appreciate that neither he or Rob were professional commentators before taking on the DH broadcasts for Redbull; I think they both do a great job and I wouldn't want to see that change. Instead of picking the man apart for what you don't like maybe appreciate all the positive things he doing for our sport and recognize that in a post. PinkyScar Apr 12, at I hope the feel and flow of DH coverage stays authentic. RichardJBos Apr 12, at Difference between sponsored athletes and RB employees WAKIdesigns Apr 12, at I love Velosolutions what they do. All the best Claudio. Sucks to hear about media driven misunderstandings. Something to deal with. Long ago, you would go along the pits and a guy like Josh would come up to you and hit you in the face over something he heard from someone that he said that you said bladi bla. You would be surprised maybe, but it would highly probably be over right there. I personally think it is Claudio's Spoken English Skills coming short on air time. Too many things to focus on and the wrong thing slips out when you get caught in the moment.. And this is not the first time he got in a beef with someone from the UK because of something he said on air.. BenPea Apr 12, at Below Threshold show comment. And the guy who failed to take it away. His voice has a place and it's on the Muppet show. No offence to Kermit. Have you been to a World Cup? Voice-alikes of Richard Attenborough thin on the ground. I have no problems with Claudios commentary, if I want to hear good English in good voice, I get the unabridged version of War and Peace in audiobook. Those who think so are probably deficient. WAKIdesigns : I'd prefer literally anyone else. Page was great, even CG in his second or third language. Needles, Peat Claudio is popular though, so I'm 'fighting' a losing battle. Ratboy's instincts seem spot on to me. Maybe I'm being irrational. BenPea : Ratboy instincts? If Josh wants to save the planet by not competing in WC all love to him, kudos. What the F does Bryce do, other than not doing some stuff? Influencing people to fly less by shredding a forest floor apart and laughing like someone in a stoned idiot mode? Come on. All good, love his vids, but all the moralizing is BS. How do you reconcile this? RXN Apr 12, at WAKIdesigns : If you listen to Rat's interviews on podcasts, he didn't walk away from WC because of his perceived environmental impact. He walked away because, to put it briefly, his desire to put his body on the line for a race diminished drastically after he mangled his foot. Recovering on his houseboat is when he credits a lot of his recent attention to the environment to have started. WAKIdesigns : I'm totally biased, to be honest. I judge pretty much everyone from their sense of humour, nothing to do with the morality of these people. Claudio just makes me cringe, while Bryce reminds me of where I spent my teens and probably gets irritated by him the same way I do. Wamprat FL Apr 12, at RXN : It kills me but not that much that everyone seems to think Rat quit just because of his carbon footprint or whatever. Wamprat : Hmm that's possible, I didn't know about Harry Heath. Claudio could be conflating the two, or maybe it's just easy to poke fun at Rat for his environmentalism because hurrdurr, he smokes pot hurhurhurhur. I met Claudio at the Red Bull Rampage right before the award ceremonies. Nicest most unassuming dude I've ever spoken to and just a real treat to talk with I've got a lot of pics on my garage wall that I prize, but the top one is a large blown-up one of my son and Claudio from that day. Gonna miss not hearing his voice on WC DH track previews You can always reduce your carbon footprint by smoking less weed. Nah man, burning plants is a zero-sum situation because you're just releasing what they stored. And the fuel once was just plants too. So basically I can drive around for as long as I want and not harm the environment, right? Makes no sense at all, duh. Whereas the consumption of weed releases that amount of carbondioxide wich was used to build up that plant first. Sorry, do carry on. Sucks about the track previews, and much respect to Claudio for what he's doing with Pump for Peace and giving kids a chance to enjoy something that would otherwise have been completely out of reach. He's saying hes a vegan Hope he is for real, best way to reduce carbon footprint and save the environment your health and the animals. It can be difficult to eat fully vegan when travelling, people are often flexible about eggs and dairy when travelling. You're right though, that definitely doesn't look like a vegan meal. The picture seems to have been removed from the article but I think he didn't seem to be eating, just hoping that the eggs would smile to him just like Danny's eggs did. I am yet to meet a vegan to assault me on the street over me eating meat. I'm happy Claudio us vegan. MmmBones Apr 12, at Below Threshold show comment. Leading cause of rainforest decimation in the world is soybean production. Vegans and vegetarians need to stop smelling their own farts and get off that virtue signaling high horse made of moral tofu. Namaste away from hating on meat eaters. This carbon footprint stuff sounds just as bogus. It does annoy me when people get shit for eating the odd non-vegan meal if they say they are vegan. I'm not vegan, but do try not to eat meat too often for environmental reasons. MmmBones : the number one cause of deforestation is animal agriculture because soy beans are fed to livestock the amount for human consumption is really small we raised and killed over 70 billions land animals every year that are feed of grains and beans. Ot takes 15kg of plants to make 1kg of beef. Methane cows farts is leading cause of climate change. I'd assume Claudio's making a wrong translation for the short version of 'vegetarian', as he's first describing himself as a veggie in the article. That would make sense. MmmBones : 'Earth! MmmBones : Soy bean production in former rainforests is mostly to feed animals grown for meat production. I don't eat meat but I think I may eat a soy product every other week, at most. It would take a multitude of that soy to feed the cattle to get me that same amount of food in the shape of meat. Also, watch your language. He says vegetarian initially when he talks about the xc team so vegan coulda just a slip. Either way nbfd. By which I mean take a first hand look at the studies that are quoted by some people to see how actually valid their conclusions are even the researchers can't agree. If you want to lessen your consumption, great. Yes, it will have some impact. But to imply that eating less meat will have the greatest positive impact on climate change is naive and ill-informed. Non meat industry bias Scientifics agree on that the planetary diet is proof of that as well as the new canada food guide state that it's better for health and environment. MmmBones : nice point. If you really wanna mess with vegans look up how much water it takes to make an avocado or handfull of almonds. Relayden Apr 12, at Another example of miscommunication.. He said he's a vegetarian, not Vegan.. Read well children, play on That's my point. I was listening to one of the 'leading' environmental researchers last week who was going off about how, 'we all agree I love meat, but I've no steak, er stake, in the game. Relayden : no he said he os vegan in the article quote 'live my life with similar considerations, I'm a vegan, I'm trying not to drive my car more than needed'. I'm trying to grow some own stuff and buy organic. Helps a little but you're always going to have a footprint. Just be conscious of it. Some need to fly airplanes, some really love to eat meat, some really love riding fast petrol cars. Just be aware, choose what you don't need and cut down on that. My buddy was dating a girl from the VI who was 2nd generation non-cannibal. She had living relatives who told her what it tastes like. The answer is lean pork. It takes L of water to produce 1kg of beef. Not to speak of methane production and sewage. So you tell me where the real problem is. Hundin Apr 13, at WAKIdesigns Apr 13, at Hundin : saying that it is easy to do vegan diet is like saying meat is not a big contributor to global warming. It is BS. It is not an easy task to eat enough protein from vegetable sources so is B12 and other sht. Pretty much every single vegan I know is skinny as fuk, with two exclusions, out of at least 10 folks. And these 2 are very reasonable women, never speaking any woo. Like Broccoli has lots of protein WAKIdesigns : you are so full of shit. Unless you eat absolute garbage, which Maybe you do, getting your full nutritional values from non meat sources is I credibility easy. You do know broccoli is not the only non meat substitute?? Most poor countries eat lentils, chickpeas and Vegetables as a main diet and live loner than Americans and Canadians. MmmBones : While that is true, those soybeans are mostly feeding cattle as vinay pointed out that are also raised on what used to be rain forest and are polluting and using massive amounts of clean water by the time they are in your plate as meat first by watering the aforementioned soybeans then for the livestock to drink and then because of the unnatural density of the cattle population their excrement will often pollute water sources as well. The whole diet in relation to climate change is an interesting debate, one thing seems pretty obvious to me: we humanity need to massively change how we produce, and consume food, the amount of waste is ridiculous, the distance our food travels and the embodied energy in that process is also a massive consideration. I believe eating meat has it's place I don't because I've literally been vegetarian my whole life and actually don't like the taste of meat which makes it easy to not eat meat for ethical, health and environmental reasons , I think to keep it MTB related Darren Berrecloth's approach is a better way he hunts his own meat, it's therefore high quality and the animal has had a natural life. I could honestly rant on and on about various aspects of the way food is produced, monocultures, and other subjects like that but that belongs somewhere else than an MTB website. WAKIdesigns : you are so wrong you should be ashamed and ambarassed to still think that way like hundin said unless they eat junk food it's really easy to get enough protein and ALL nutrients you need on vegan diet. Some good news about Claudio's health, glad to read it. Sucky about his course-previews, they were great. I was surprised at Gee's performance last year. He did a good, enjoyable job. Never sounded derivative, just some insight to one of the worlds fast minds. Nonsmoker FL Apr 12, at Rob Warner was better back in the day, when he could say anything he wanted. Now he's tied to the Red Bull contract. I prefer Nigel Page as Rob's sidekick. Now that Claudio won't be doing course preview, I'd say Gee is actually really good at it. Get him to do it. Once I met this guy in andorra's worldcup, last one for rat and peaty. Tried to speak to him as a fan, and asked him for a photo and he wasn't that nice to me. A phew minutes later it was Josh, the most humble and down to earth person all over the sport. Ratboys behaviour was incredibly attentive. You're not wrong, but several life cycle analyses have still shown a net reduction in co2, even with today's mix of power sources. Sky-hi Apr 12, at Malky79 FL Apr 12, at Nonetheless, good luck to Claudio, we all have to make compromises. Ill take josh and claudio out for beers if they come stateside. Gonna be a long push on a kayak though I must have missed the story, what did Josh say? Josh thinks Claudio threw him under the bus by announcing he was quitting world cups on red bull TV before he'd told a lot of his sponsors and other people. MTB-Colada Apr 12, at Which minute? Shouldn't he be aware of the news he may or may not be breaking on live TV and whether the person affected wants that info out? Especially if you really like that person? That being said it sounds like an honest mistake that was made joking around. Didn't open with an apology just asked the wronged party to explain why they felt they'd been wronged. From a team owner and someone who has been involved in the sport for many years, and therefore understands the underpinnings of how the riders make money, he should have known better. The season wasn't even over. They both are confused as to the roles Claidiu played. In other sports, the commentators are not also team managers, who an athlete might be talking to about a deal next season, not as a commentator. It's not clearly defined in WC DH who is doing what at what time. Even Rob is sponsored by YT, who owns one of the team's he is commentating on. DDoc Apr 12, at What about Robs comment? He started the whole thing. Rob should never have said weed, that was wrong. Rob just looking for laughs and that was a cheap joke, so was Claudios but still Rob said weed and Claudio made a word play like smoking the bike by riding it so hard - not as bad imo. Brklss Apr 12, at Cathro and rob would be amazing. Sorry, but I never liked Claudio as a commentator. Top bloke though! Claudio seems like a class act to me. I admire him taking the high road in the thing with Rat. I will miss his track previews. Still skating Crashed Ice, Claudio? Dropthedebt Apr 12, at How do you tell if someone is vegan? It doesn't matter PHeller Apr 12, at Would Bryceland have been as forthcoming about his reason for leaving WC had Claudio not spilled the beans? Maybe that was it. Red Bull shares that blame too, they couldve controlled that info better. Claudio is a guy who likes to ride bikes and race bikes and has made as much of living with bikes as Bryceland, but Claudio is clearly not a reporter or a journalist and what may seem like casual conversation for one of them may be breaking news to the other. RayDolor Apr 13, at And so it goes We all knew what was happening with Josh it was everywhere. Hardly would of come as a surprise to rocksopp when he had the conversation. I was shocked with Claudio's comments at the time. Even Steve peat said it was racing or weed and he chose weed. Josh wasn't happy with that comment either but equally peaty was just miffed a talented rider gave up what so many would give so much to do if they had the talent of Josh. CAshredder Apr 14, at OK we get it Claudio and its good you explained what happened but a flat out sorry would be nice and it kinda seems like you are just trying to make yourself feel better by saying you re a vegan too and stuff like that, it just didnt seem like you really wanted to clear things up and put an end to it to me. RideTheFlow Apr 19, at As a tipical swiss, he hides his black side as quickly as he can, and hope people dont notice. Typical swiss behavior. Scrulled up? Hide it! Like you do with dirty money! I only clicked on this to read the Josh Bryceland segment. Pink Biker's please learn from someone else's misfortune. Once you have injured yourself no one wants anything to do with you young grasshopper! What's that you say you have an injury. Time for us to wash our hands of you. You no longer have nothing to offer us sorry about your misfortune. So he wants to reduce his carbon footprint by flying all over the world to make places for people to ride their bikes. So all his carbon footprint is unnecessary. Don't miss understand I'm pro what he is doing, just don't then pretend your being green. Golden-G Apr 12, at Were Warner and Claudio suggesting Ratboy actually smokes marijuana? I always thought he just seemed tired in interviews. Cathro for previews and Cunny back in the box with Warner. That was the best combo that nobody seems to remember. Raty is still the coolest For safety reasons, why not just do voice overs for the course preview videos? Riding and commenting world cup track at the same time is dangerous. I would be pretty pissed at Claudio if he used something I said without my consent through a serious platform. Personally, I eat vegans So sad, so many fall for the climate change hoax. I guess you will all just follow each other over the cliff. The climate change and vegan thing. All political, no reality involved. That bike made of weed would be on fire if they gave it to Josh. Wozza-nz FL Apr 12, at Best track preview ever was when Claudio, Rob and Peaty all went down at once. The banter was on point! Awesome stuff, it's not allways all aboot racing. Can someone link the most recent Josh side of the story? I've always enjoyed his colorful commentaries, there's so much joy there! Flowcheckers Apr 12, at Nice interview, keep up the great work. Surely Josh should have grown up and gotten over it after a year. ZachBikess Apr 12, at Says he is vegan while posting a photo eating eggs, seem legit, Whats next? DarrellW Apr 12, at Possibly just keeping them warm in his mouth. Much the way my son does when I tell him he's not allowed to eat the grape family as they're my friends. However, he is allowed to talk to them, smell them, lick them and keep them warm in his mouth. But he cannot, I repeat cannot eat them as they're my friends. I did. I saw him at Rampage too. Riding skills he has. Personality he does not. I base 'my opinion' on hard fact and scientific proof. Climate Change previously called 'global warming' is natural - both in terms of cooling, and warming cycles which occur about every 30 years. We are in a period of cooling now. Carbon has nothing to do with the matter. This is science folks, go study it. All fact. As temperatures warm on planet earth carbon is released from the oceans. Then, as temperatures cool what is happening now , carbon levels decrease and are reabsorbed back into the oceans. Indeed, the decade of the 's were the hottest years on record. And no, when the media show devastating forest fires, that we've had in the past three summers, this is not a litmus test for 'global warming. Our world moves in multi-generational cycles. The result? A massive cleansing, and then significant deposit of ash and fertilizations for our next superforests. We simply fight mother nature today for selfish reasons: our homes are in the way. As industrialization began after WWII, carbon levels manmade began to shoot up, but subsequently, global temperatures declined! We entered a period of global cooling. This is the data. The real data. Then, subsequent hacked emails showed NASA trying to destroy such evidence. It's totally ridiculous - this is not science! The fellow who created the 'hockey stick' temperature chart you know, the one where carbon levels and global temps were skyrocketing , just lost in court last month - he was trying to sue people who challenged his science. The 'hockey stick' chart that went viral, was totally false, and junk science. Kids were told by Al Gore and our 'leading' institutions that drought, storms would be forever increasing, and that snow was a thing of the past! Fact: severe storms and drought are in decline worldwide. And, we are receiving increased snow globally, increasing snow pack Greenland just two weeks ago received confirmation that their glacier was growing! NASA went so far as to agree that the glacier was growing, but that their 'science' still remained sound. That's called human stupidity, defiance and ego getting in the way. This is not science, folks! Across the globe, the theory of global warming is being totally debunked, empirically, statistically Yet, 20 years later, Whistler this year posted it's biggest dumps of snow on record. Remember, Al Gore 'etc' made their claims about 'no snow' based on 'science. Not true. British Columbia just recorded it's coldest February on record. Record cold last year, and this year have been recorded all over the planet - Estonia, Hong Kong and many other places - it dumped snow in Southern Spain last year when I visited, and this year in Las Vegas on the strip they got snow, and Arizona took huge hits. The California mountain ranges received massive snow pack this year, and their resevoirs after a decade or so of drought are nearly full. You won't hear any of this in the media. Now, consider the financial implications - those willing and able to benefit from all this stand to make huge money - I'm speaking of Wall St. No, you're gonna keep your mouth shut and make big money. Make hay while the sun is shining. Josh's reason to quit racing is noble from the standpoint of simple 'waste. But, 'carbon' is not the correct reason. Let's debunk a few things: the consensus that ' Now, some of those articles came from Scientists who didn't believe in global warming, yet this chap felt all the more inclined to decide for himself. It was a totally rigged number, so idiots on college campuses, and media twits could say, 'you do believe in science, right? In fact, the broad majority of those 31, scientists do not buy the garbage of 'global warming,' but many are shamed into the corner, or risk losing their jobs or funding. This is why you see the retired Scientists speaking up now - they have their Noble Laureate titles, and retirement secured - now they speak the truth! So driving to a race track with a Tesla truck is meaningless. The average fossil fuel car needs 50 pounds of copper wiring. An electric car needs pounds of copper wiring! Go look at the open pit mine photos for copper deposits and see the destruction. Now, consider the energy gas, diesel, oil needed to extract the copper. Then, consider shipping this stuff worldwide. Next: cobalt. The leading deposits are in Africa Congo. Go study what happens over there. Then we have nickel and other rare earth elements. Most of the rare earths are coming out of China - study what happens there. Mining is a nightmare. The risk of fossil fuels is the 'carbon,' but as I think I've explained above, this is nonsense. Our planet, plants etc NEED carbon. Things like coal Folks, 'global warming' was absolute hysteria and nonsense drummed up by Al Gore who is an idiot. The driver today is the IMF - who feel they can use fear to equalize the globe monetarily and economically. By introducing forcing carbon taxes, and also limiting fossil opportunity in 'rich' countries, the IMF feels that places like India, Bangladesh, Vietnam and areas in S. East Asia as well as Africa, have a chance of 'rising. Guess what? America, Canada, Japan, China and the Euro zone are not rich!!!!!!!!! We are all massively indebted. Debt to GDP is insane. Canada is taking on debt. Her citizens are nearly broke with delinquencies rising, credit cards, mortgages and LOC's maxed. Consumer purchases are in decline and this is being felt in the economy. In Vancouver, I see 'For Lease' signs going up all over the place! This is NOT a sign of wealth. Carbon taxes will just add insult to the situation. Finally, Putin and even the Rockefellers in the U. They run campaigns to get young university kids all wound up about 'global warming. Putin loves this. He's producing and pumping oil Russia's lead GDP while sitting back with a bowl of popcorn. Denning76 Apr 12, at Denning76 : Not true, finish my comment section. The vast majority of scientists disagree with climate hype. The stat you've been hearing about a Totally rigged number. Do your own research and don't let media or a purported group of 'Scientists' make your mind. First of all, this is MTB website, not an anti climate forum. Secondly, scientists aren't wasting their time and resources to come up with bullshit for the public. So please for the love of god shut up. BCtrailrider Apr 12, at Calm down Al Gore. We just want to ride our bikes. Post a Comment Login or Sign Up. All rights reserved. Mobile Version of Website.

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