Oakley Sports

South African Oakley’s Greg Minnaar is recovering in the hospital after a crash this weekend. He broke his collarbone and had to have surgery on his left leg for the treatment of blood clots that had formed after the accident. The medical term for this injury to his leg is compartment syndrome.

The multiple World Cup Champion was competing in a regional Hare Scramble Enduro event, about 45 minutes from his home town of Pietermaritzburg, as part of his preparation for the Roof Of Africa Enduro scheduled for later this month.

Oakley’s Darcy Turenne, known as one of the most progressive female freeride athletes in the world, recently graced the cover of Bike Magazine. In between getting another degree, hosting “The Ride Guide” and of course riding her bike, Darcy answered a few of our questions.

Congratulations on landing the cover of Bike Magazine and for being highlighted as “Mountain Biking’s Raddest Women!” Describe where that shot was taken.

Oakley athletes dominate the podium at the Mountain Bike World Cup in Schladming, Austria

Last weekend once again the MTB circuit travelled to Schladming, Austria for this year’s UCI NISSAN WORLD CUP FINALS in XC, 4X and DH. Schladming is famous for great racing and amazing tracks in all disciplines.