Downhill World Cup racing has made a triumphant return to Fort William, marking the series’ first round since 2013. This event is a testament to the enduring appeal of this sport and its unwavering popularity with riders and fans alike. The course at Fort William has been refreshed for 2024, shortening the overall track time and adding an extra layer of excitement to this already thrilling event.
The adjusted schedule for 2024 sees the first day of riders back on the course, with elites and juniors participating in timed training after a morning of practice. This provides an early glimpse into who is feeling confident for the weekend ahead, with Vali Höll and Dakotah Norton posting the fastest times of the day, adjusting to new team setups for the 2024 season.
With qualifying and semi-finals quickly approaching, all riders are gearing up to compete against the clock once more. The competition at Fort William promises to be intense, with riders pushing themselves to their limits on this challenging course. As we gear up for this exciting event, stay tuned for more updates on who will come out on top in this high-stakes downhill racing showdown!