Reece Wilson: Back in the Mix
Reece Wilson came through with a 22nd-place finish—steady, smooth, and right on the edge of the top tier. While he left a little on the table, the signs are clear: he’s back in finals, and he’s gaining ground each weekend. His confidence is rebuilding, and his bike—tuned on Dorado and Mara Pro—is right where he needs it to be.
Stan Nisbet: Tough Break, Strong Start
After standout practice runs earlier in the week, Stan Nisbet crashed during qualifying and missed out on his chance to race finals. It was a tough pill to swallow, but his early-week pace proves he’s getting faster and more confident on technical, high-altitude tracks. With Manitou under him, he’ll be back stronger next round.
Handling the Elements with Composure
Andorra’s high-alpine terrain doesn’t just test riders—it tests setups. With a track that evolved every hour and weather that kept organizers shifting schedules, line choice and bike balance were everything. The Manitou Dorado’s bottom-out control, paired with the progressive feel of the Mara Pro DH, helped riders stay relaxed and reactive—turning high-speed chaos into race-day precision.
Halfway There—And Building
With six rounds down and a well-earned summer break ahead, AON Racing heads into the second half of the season with three elite riders making finals, top-10s stacking up, and Manitou suspension platforms proving their worth round after round.
The next stop? World Championships.
We’re proud to support a team that rides with heart, under pressure, and with gear they can trust. Manitou is built for moments like these—and riders like this.
