Bootleg Canyon attracted some of the best for the 2014 Nevada State Downhill Championships. The likes of Aaron Gwin, Cody Kelley, and Kevin Aiello graced the downhill event.
1st: Gwin. 2nd: Aiello. 3rd: Kelley
But the true big names at the event belonged to the Art’s Cyclery crew. Art’s mechanic Cory Sullivan snagged 11th place in the Pro Men’s Downhill and a very impressive 2nd place in the Pro Men’s Super-D. Downhill may be the fan favorite right now but don’t be surprised if the more enduro oriented Super-D events begin to steal the show in the coming years. Daniel Brisbon, an Art’s Cyclery warehouse magician and all around nice guy, had a strong showing in the Pro Men’s Downhill as well, finishing 16th place. Max Ramos, another pro wrench for Art’s, raced the CAT 1 Super-D and Downhill events, finishing 1st and 2nd place respectively. Way to freaking kill it Mr. Ramos.
Ramos killing it in spandex
Cory snagging second in the Super-D
Max on the podium for CAT 1 downhill
I’ll leave you with a look at the Downhill course through the eyes of Aaron Gwin.
