robinwallner

 

 

I would like to announce that i will no longer be racing for Team SunnMontgenevre for the 2011 season.

 

2010 was a tough season for me but i was fortunate enough to also get the biggest win in my career with the European championship title.

 

-10 was also a season where i learned a lot both as a rider & person, a lot of things that i will carry with me in 2011 to improve my racing.

 

"Robin has been a key player for our Team, he took indeed our bike, the SUNN Radical, to a European Championship win, so we definitely want to thank him for this and wish him the best of success in his new venture" explains Stéphane GIRARD, Team SUNN MONTGENEVRE Manager

 

I would like to thank everyone involved at Sunn, the team, Stephané Girard as a trainer and all the sponsors that made 2010 possible.

It has been a great experience working with all of you during the year and i wish the best of luck in 2011 for you all.

 

I will be announcing my 2011 plans in the upcoming month.

 

Stay tuned.

 

Robin.

 

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Did a pretty epic roadride yesterday.

I have been wanting to do this route since summer but haven´t either had time or the weather has been shit when i had the time but yesterday i decided to do it eitherway.

 

It´s not too bad in the terms of KM 88km when i looked it up on googlemaps. But the scenery when u get to rättvik was pretty epic!

 

From Rättvik there was a pretty bad climb in the wind and i was suffering by the time i was halfway to Bjursås since i had pretty strong winds coming...the wrong way...

 

Made it back home and was pretty tired since it was my first propper ride in a couple of weeks. Look forward on getting back at it.

 

Was at the doctors with my hand again yesterday afternoon and got scheduled a new scan but not much to do just wait and see.

 

//R

Did a pretty epic roadride yesterday.

I have been wanting to do this route since summer but haven´t either had time or the weather has been shit when i had the time but yesterday i decided to do it eitherway.

 

It´s not too bad in the terms of KM 88km when i looked it up on googlemaps. But the scenery when u get to rättvik was pretty epic!

 

From Rättvik there was a pretty bad climb in the wind and i was suffering by the time i was halfway to Bjursås since i had pretty strong winds coming...the wrong way...

 

Made it back home and was pretty tired since it was my first propper ride in a couple of weeks. Look forward on getting back at it.

 

Was at the doctors with my hand again yesterday afternoon and got scheduled a new scan but not much to do just wait and see.

 

//R

Just came back home last night after a RAD week in Åre.

 

Went there with my brother & 2 friends just to ride & do some filming and we got blessed with the best weather possible for basicly the whole week.

 

Last year it snowed at the same time but this time we had +12 & bluebird all week.

 

Didn´t do much else then just ride all day, everyday. I also had a small clinic thursday evening with some of the local-kids in Åre wich i think was appriciated.

 

We got some good material for the film but once we turned of the camera i decided to huck a stupid little gap and ended up jumping straight into a three smashing my hand pretty BAD so it looks like i have been out fighting at the moment... AND the comical thing is i´m scheduled with a doctor to “fix up” my thumb on the same hand tomorrow so i guess he will have to do a full service of it.

 

Today i got a pretty great surprise. Some nabour had shaped up my MX-practice-track a bit while i was away so i guess i have to hit it up!

 

Other then that i´m working a bit @ W-racing and was planning on a roadride tomorrow before heading for the hospital.

 

Will be up with some pics & stuff soon!