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Racing Winter - A Yeti Tribe Story

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Racing Winter - A Yeti Tribe Story

Everyone prepares for the onset of winter in different ways. For Yeti/Fox Factory rider Shawn Neer, it means making his annual pilgrimage to the great white north for one final rip on the high alpine trails. After a long season of racing, it's a chance to reset and reconnect with the terrain that shaped him as a rider. Inevitably snow will cover the land and Shawn will be forced home to the pain cave of off-season training, but racing against time for one last taste of singletrack feels like a victory. These uninhibited riding trips are part of balancing the structured life on the race circuit and make up the dream that is the life of a professional racer.

Presented by: Yeti Cycles racingwinter.yeticycles.com

Director: Craig Grant Co-Director: Joey Schusler Cinematography: Joey Schusler & Craig Grant Editor: Craig Grant Sound Design: Keith White Audio Sound Mix: Scotty Beam, Cleod9 Music Music Composition: Cleod9 Music Motion Graphics: Good Fortune Collective 

Music:

“Suit and Jacket” by Judah & the Lion

“Dangerous” by Royal Deluxe

“I'm Gonna Get What's Mine” by Graffiti Ghosts

“Skyline” by Earth an Arrow

 


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