The Enduro World Series is back in Europe for the third race of the year and there's two big days of racing coming up this weekend. The dust of Chile and the Colombian mud have been replaced with the steep, rocky trails of Olargues-Montagnes du Caroux in the South of France. Ric McLaughlin and Chris Ball take on what is undoubtedly the most relentlessly technical EWS race to date.

The first two rounds of the Enduro World Series could not be more different - from the dry dust of Chile to the damp, loamy trails of the Colombian forests. Ric McLaughlin catches up with the pros in Manizales to see how they've changed their set ups ahead of round two.

Handlebar height all comes down to personal preference and varies massively from rider to rider. Ric McLaughlin takes a tour of the pits at Round 3 of the Enduro World Series in France to see how the pros set up theirs.

Round 2 of the EWS could not be more different to season opener - Chile's long, dusty stages have been replaced with flowing single track through the Colombian jungle. Starting with an urban downhill course, this is the EWS like you've never seen it before - check out the course preview here!

The dust has settled (literally) on the first Enduro World Series of the year in Chile and what a start to the season! The Lo Barnechea Montenbaik Enduro offered up one of the most explosive rounds to date as two days of racing in the high Andes turned into a war of attrition, with riders battling to keep bike and body together on that famous anti-grip.

New venue Colombia proved to be one of the wildest Enduro World Series to date. An urban street race in downtown Manizales followed by wet and muddy racing through dense forest in front of a huge Colombian crowd created one of the most unique EWS races ever.

It's the first Enduro World Series race of 2018 and the season is starting with two huge days of racing in Chile at the Lo Barnechea Montenbaik Enduro. Ric McLaughlin and Chris Ball take on the famous anti-grip with varying degrees of success and try to keep it together as they tackle the longest stage in EWS history.

It's a brand new season and it's the first outing on their new bikes for lots of the pros. Ric McLaughlin heads out on the trails at the first EWS of the year in Chile to see what shiny new tech the pros are running.