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Video: Racing action from day one of the Trans-Savoie

26.08.2014
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Val D’Isere, Tignes, St Foye, Seez. Trans-Savoie 2014 started this weekend in the French Alps. You know the score – six days of mammoth descents and adventure in the Savoie region – home to some of the best technical singletrack riding in the world.

After over 4,750m of descending on Day One and an hour on the clock, a familiar name was top of the heap as the fastest rider of the day – DH legend Steve Peat, followed by team mate Neil Donoghue. Stay tuned for more throughout the week.

Trans-Savoie 2014 Day 1: Val d’Isere -Tignes – St Foy – Seez from Trans-Savoie on Vimeo.

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