Can I Beat the World’s HARDEST MTB Race (Without Practice)？

The Trans Sierra Norte is one of the most challenging and extreme mountain bike races on the planet and today you're about to see first-hand what it's like to race in this incredibly challenging event. I got a special invite to compete in this race in Oaxaca, Mexico. The race is spread over four days at high altitude with a total of 21 highly technical downhill stages where races are pushed to the absolute limit across the vast terrain with each stage offering a very unique challenge. But there's a twist, this is a blind race so there's no practice, no chance to learn the trails in advance, every trail is raced for the first time pushing us riders to race as fast as possible on trails we've never even seen before. So let's not waste any time and jump straight in to the top of the very first ascent of day one of Trans Sierra Norte. Stage one. Disaster in the first turn. Oh my god. So slippery. Mint. Yeah boy. Oh my god. Amazing isn't it? I was all over the place. The top was so dangerous. Yeah. Should have signs for that. Mate I had a huge E on that. Yeah. Pink. Yeah I don't know. I went slow and I still. Yeah now I know. Have a good one. I'm on the right track. So that's two stages out of the way. Stage two was better than stage one. Longer, really hard to read and get used to the terrain. You like, I feel like I'm riding at a good pace but want to push more but then you run the risk of going off the track and the tracks aren't taped very well so you can't really tell what's coming up. But anyway two stages down. First stage crashing within the first bloody 10 seconds which isn't ideal. They've moved the food station forward now because coming up after this there is a huge monster stage which is going to be epic. So stick around and we'll jump straight up and we'll drop in. Amazing. Whoa that was a big hole. Oh my god. Thank you. There's a road down here you should take left.