Racer, role model, inspiration, legend, there are many words that can be used to describe our new Enduro World Series 2014 Champion Tracy Moseley. Tracy has been at the top end of the sport ever since it began, and has done more for the promotion of womens racing than any other. Humble and approachable, Tracy has inspired a generation of young riders and her unrelenting speed and skill has taken her again to the top spot for 2014 after a fierce battle with Anne Caro. We caught up with Tracy in Finale to check out her victorious Trek Remedy 9.8. We have a full interview coming soon.

The Trek Remedy 9.8 was Tracy's weapon of choice for the season.
The Trek Remedy 9.8 was Tracy’s weapon of choice for the season
Tracy runs Deity finishing kit, with her signature T-Mo Enduro Riser Bars and grips.
Tracy runs Deity finishing kit, with her signature T-Mo Enduro Riser Bars and grips
The prototype Bontrager Enduro fast rolling rear tyre.
The prototype Bontrager Enduro fast rolling rear tyre
Tracy prefers the bigger wheels of the Remedy 29, after extensive testing on the 27.5
Tracy prefers the bigger wheels of the Remedy 29, after extensive testing on the 27.5
Tracy is part of the FOX  RAD program and is testing a new damper in her rear shock, it felt super responsive in the initial part of the travel.
Tracy is part of the FOX RAD program and is testing a new damper in her rear shock, it felt super responsive in the initial part of the travel
Tracy is testing the new Bontrager Enduro Prototype tyres, with an aggressive tread on the front and a fast rolling rear.
Tracy is testing the new Bontrager Enduro Prototype tyres, with an aggressive tread on the front and a fast rolling rear
Top level racers prefer the freedom to race without a backpack.
Top level racers prefer the freedom to race without a backpack
Full XTR and a surprise!  Tracy chooses to race with 2x10 to save energy on the transfer.  The derailleur is taped to  keep it quiet.
Full XTR and a surprise! Tracy chooses to race with 2×10 to save energy on the transfer. The derailleur is taped to keep it quiet
Tracy chose to race on the new Fox 36 fork, a very popular option on the start line.
Tracy chose to race on the new Fox 36 fork, a very popular option on the start line
Tracy is running a Stages Powermeter on her cranks, so she can keep pushing to her maximum.
Tracy is running a Stages Powermeter on her cranks, so she can keep pushing to her maximum
Racer, role model, inspiration, legend
Racer, role model, inspiration, legend

Words: Trev Worsey Photos: Manne Schmitt


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