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Video: POV From the World’s Longest Urban Downhill Race

Feb 25, 2020 By: Max Ritter
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We’re always big fans of urban downhill racing, so we were pretty pumped to watch the POV from Tomas Slavik’s winning run at Bogota, Colombia’s Red Bull Monserrate Cerro Abajo race. Unlike most of the urban races we’ve seen that are more sprints than full-on courses, this one is a 5-minute descent through everything from the jungles high above all the way down into the city streets. It follows what might be the longest set of stairs to ever see two wheels.

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