Following the worst crash of his career, this story offers a raw insight into Gee Atherton's gruelling 15 months of physical and mental recovery before his return to Red Bull Hardline and the same terrain that almost killed him.

The insights I took away from my time in Uganda go far beyond anything I could do justice with words. Uganda and the community of Ziba showed me that true power lies in our vulnerabilities and inspired me to let my soul run wild while writing this story.

Harstad is located 68 degrees parallel North, in the far reaches of Norway. I had always wanted to visit the region, so this was already a unique opportunity, but nothing could have prepared me for what I'd find when I got there.

Sat in school with Kaos nearly a decade ago, it was always our dream to make a trip like this happen. Our time in New Zealand was a rollercoaster journey, filled with many frustrations, and we wouldn't change a thing.

From its humble beginnings as a private test event to the present day, where it's solidified itself as mountain biking's most highly anticipated mountain bike race. Tasmania was the next step in Red Bull Hardline's evolution - a blank canvas with the potential to raise the boundaries of the sport once again.

Red Bull Rampage is about as iconic as mountain bike events get, and I was very excited to finally experience it for myself. This story offers a behind-the-scenes insight into Gee Atherton's return to the Utah desert and the outcome none of us would have hoped for.

For the fourth edition of the Ridgeline series, we found ourselves in the Dolomites, pushing ourselves further than ever for what was by far the most physically and mentally demanding project to date… and we loved every minute of it.

In 2022, I captured all the behind-the-scenes happenings as the Red Bull Hardline course was prepped for race week. A lot goes into making an event as big as Hardline happen, and my goal with this story was to capture an element of the sport that doesn't always get the coverage it deserves.