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Prick of a day but you get that on the big jobs 😤 Got a bit pinched on the start loop and then had a crash trying to make places back up. Nursed it home in the end so starting off the 4th row for the big show tomorrow. A new day calling and all to play for! 📸 Ross Bell

One of the toughest races of my career 😮‍💨 In a world of hurt from the gun but got around thanks to Trek Factory Racing-Pirelli XC and the incredible Brazilian crowd for getting me through the day! Chin up and onto the new week starting tomorrow 💪 📸 Ross Bell

Race day tomorrow in Araxá! Looking forward to ripping into the XCC. Race starts at 12:35pm local (3:35am Sunday NZ) 📸 Ross Bell

The wheels aren't rolling the way I want them right now. My goose is a bit cooked but it's now time to rest and reset. Always fun to race in front of such passionate fans and on a fun course, Obrigado Brazil 🙏 See you again soon! 📸 Ross Bell

Spain, you go alright!

Loving life back in the Euro base of Morzine, France 🤩

Felt a bit fresher today, but nothing to show for it after getting caught up in too many tangle ups out there. Keen to have a fun day out on course tomorrow at one of my all time favourite venues! And start to steer this ship back in the right direction ⛴️ @Ross Bell

Better late than never! 😅 Definitely an improvement in the XCO. P39 in the end, 19 seconds off 32nd. Still not where I want to be, but nice to be more in the fight! Thanks to @trekfactoryracingxc for the support this week. We'll get there together 💪 📸 Ross Bell

Unfortunately no World Cup racing in Crans Montana this weekend for me. Taking some time away from racing and training and working with the team doctors to get to the bottom of some ongoing health issues. Hugely grateful for their support during this tough time📸 Ross Bell

On Wed, a blood test revealed I am suffering from Toxoplasmosis (a parasitic infection). I have been struggling since the first WC rounds in Brazil, and it's a relief to finally know why. I can now focus on my recovery and the last races of the season. 📸 @rossbellphotography

No World Champs for me this year. I had to make the tough call to sit this one out as I haven't had the chance to build the form I need to do the event justice. Home in Christchurch to build some form over the next weeks before Lake Placid and MSA World Cups. 📸 Ross Bell

Hard to beat a weekend in Hanmer Springs with the family! Great trails and tasty food, all topped off with a dip in the pools 😊👌

Happy to be back on the start line after a nightmare season. I hoped for a bit more, finishing well out the 🍑 but in hindsight it was wrong for me to expect it so soon after just a few weeks training under the belt. Only upwards from here with MSA next week! Ross Bell

Finally back home after the last World Cup of the year in MSA. I definitely put in an improved performance, having a race in the legs and another week's training was noticeable! A huge thanks to Trek Factory Racing-Pirelli XC for getting me back on the start line. 📸 Ross Bell #onwards

Off season park laps on the Fuel EX 👌🤩

After 8 years it's time to part ways with Trek Bicycle and Trek Factory Racing-Pirelli XC. There's been highs and lows. Great results, poor results, and everything in between. Most importantly I've made lifelong memories. A huge thanks to everyone who made it possible! See you at the races ✌️

Starting the year off with a win against a strong Ben Oliver yesterday in Dunedin at the first continental series round. Looking forward to continuing to build from here and see what the rest of the year brings! 📸 Jemma Wells

New year, new team, new me. Excited to join Lapierre Unity Racing and a great bunch of team mates! Let's get this party started 🥳 📸 Dominic Blissitt

10x Elite National titles in XCO. An achievement I couldn't be more proud of and I hope it's not the last!

Solid first World Cup of the season, finishing in 36th place in a tight race. It's always a tough first couple of laps here starting further back but I was happy with how the legs felt and it gives me confidence for the upcoming races. 📸 Robin Nevrala