Hot, loose, and relentless—that’s how most riders would describe Loudenvielle’s Enduro stages. Long traverses across sun-baked ridgelines gave way to shadowy forest sections still holding moisture, forcing constant adjustments in grip, timing, and trust. It’s the kind of race where the smallest mistake could cost you seconds, or worse. But for Pivot’s Enduro team, it was a weekend that highlighted their speed, depth, and durability. Back in action for the first time this season, Edward Masters returned to racing form with a vengeance. His day was marked by clean, consistent stage times until a mechanical on the final stage dropped him from a potential top-20 to 33rd. Even so, Eddie’s composure and pace signaled one thing loud and clear—he’s back. Matthew Walker built on his momentum from Poland with a breakout ride in France. A blistering 2nd place on Stage 2 anchored his best result of the season—14th overall—and proved that Matt’s connection with his setup is dialed. His performance echoed the hallmarks of Reynolds’ Blacklabel 309 Enduro wheels: razor-sharp handling, responsive acceleration, and trail-smoothing compliance when the going gets rough. Morgane Charre, ever the benchmark of consistency, looked locked-in all day. Despite a slow leak in her front tire on the final stage, she rode smart and held onto 2nd place—securing her third consecutive podium in as many rounds. Morgane’s ability to ride the edge with such control speaks to the confidence that Reynolds BL309 wheels deliver in critical moments. Designed with asymmetrical carbon rims, Industry Nine Hydra hubs, and a finely tuned carbon layup, the BL309 is built for racing at the sharp end—fast, light, and relentless. With three strong rides, the Pivot Enduro crew landed 2nd in the team standings for the day and currently sits 2nd overall in the series. The momentum is real, and the wheels beneath them are playing a critical role in keeping it alive.