Other Legendary Chainless Downhill MTB Runs
1. Aaron Gwin – Leogang World Cup 2015
In one of the most legendary moments in downhill racing, Aaron Gwin broke his chain right out of the start gate at the UCI World Cup in Leogang, Austria. Despite this, he managed to win the race by relying solely on gravity, impeccable line choices, and masterful bike handling. His run is widely regarded as one of the greatest in the sport's history.
2. Neko Mulally – World Championships 2014, Hafjell
At the 2014 World Championships in Hafjell, Norway, Neko Mulally's chain snapped immediately out of the start gate. Remarkably, he maintained competitive split times throughout the course and finished fourth overall, showcasing exceptional skill and determination.
3. Rachel Atherton – Fort William World Cup 2018
During the 2018 World Cup race at Fort William, Rachel Atherton's chain broke just after leaving the start gate. Despite the setback and a crash in the woods section, she impressively secured a third-place finish, demonstrating her resilience and technical prowess on the challenging course. (Rachel Atherton's Incredible Third Place Chainless Run 3 - Vital MTB)
4. Remy Morton – Chainless in Queenstown
Remy Morton delivered an impressive chainless run in Queenstown, New Zealand, as part of the "Sound of Speed" series. His smooth, flowing style and creative line choices highlighted his exceptional bike handling skills and deep understanding of the terrain.
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