In this episode, Zoe sat down with perhaps the most experienced man in World Cup cross country, a legend of the sport; Thomas Frischknecht. From multiple World Cup wins and overall titles to running one of the longest and most successful MTB teams in the industry, Thomas 'Frischy' Frischknecht has done it all. This conversation goes through is racing career and how it has shaped his management of the Scott-SRAM Team today. He sheds light on rider development and how he keeps the motivation high after such a long career. We also get to hear some great insights into a team that was a home to Nino Schürter for his entire career. Plus some great stories along the way!

The World Cup continues through the summer block into Lenzerheide. The Swiss stop is a favourite amongst the riders and the racing delivered. We talk through the first taste of 32" wheels on the World Cup stage, the tight racing that delivered first time winners and surprises. We touch on the conversation of dominance and the physical and mental challenges that are often not spoken about but play a crucial role within the sport.

The World Cup circuit is back in Europe for the second round in the iconic stadium of Nové Město Na Moravě. In this episode we go over the weekend's racing, new tech developments and the return of some stars of the sport. We are joined by special guest, Yanick Gyger, the head mechanic of Scott SRAM MTB to go over some highlights of his career, the ins and outs of the pit lane and the environment within the team this year.

The first World Cup of the season has been run and won, quite literally.
We break down the major talking points from the weekend in the mountains of South Korea. We talk through the racing, the winners and break out performers of the weekend and delve into the major storylines of what will go down as one of the most memorable World Cup season openers in years!

Back into the World Cup season, Piper and Zoe are on the ground in South Korea to bring you right up close to the action for the first round in Mona Yongpyong. We unpack what we can expect to see, the riders to watch and some predictions for the season ahead.

In this episode of Dirt Dispatch, Jasper sat down with Kenta Gallagher, the race coach of Cannondale Factory Racing. They discuss Kenta's deep and varied racing experience and how his current role came to be. Kenta gives insights into the intricacies of his role as an integral part of the team and how he sees World Cup racing progress into an ever more tactical affair.

In this episode of Dirt Dispatch, Zoe sat down with fellow Canberra local, Rebecca Henderson as she heads into her 17th year of World Cups racing. They discuss her career up to this point, the balance and resilience required to maintain her presence at the front of World Cup racing and where she sees her future heading. They also delve into the difficulties of being from Australia in a European dominated sport and celebrate the lessons and opportunities this has provided them.