🎥 Pidcock stuns with wild drifts and dizzying speed: bike control at its finest

Pidcock descended the Rossfeld Panorama, a mountain near the border between Germany and Austria. The Q36.5 rider reached speeds of up to 95 kilometers per hour while also pulling off some technical stunts.

The two-time Olympic gold medalist was closely followed by Mathias Walkner, the 2018 Dakar Rally champion, who captured the adrenaline-filled hairpin turns and steep descents in detail.

In a second video, Pidcock once again shows off his downhill skills, this time in a completely different way. During the descent, the British rider drifts wildly. He hits the brakes, causes the rear wheel to lock up, and starts sliding. It defies all laws of physics, but Pidcock simply maintains control.

“The Sound of Tarmac captures the immense risks of professional cycling and vividly portrays the raw speed and remarkable routes that world-class riders like Pidcock regularly tackle,” Red Bull said about the video.