After a wild week of rain and mixed conditions, the already-tough 1199 track became a whole other beast, but it seems like Asa Vermette thrives when things get unpredictable.

Asa was absolutely dialled on his way to the fastest time in Q1, finishing ahead of Max Alran and Henri Kiefer.

On finals day Asa took his second win of the season in phenomenal style. Backing up his qualifying win with a 4-second victory, putting himself in the overall lead heading into the final round.

Opening the season with a statement, Asa took the win in his first Elite Men’s Downhill World Cup in South Korea.

From there, he continued to deliver standout performances, adding four more podium finishes throughout the season and establishing himself as a force to watch at the highest level of downhill racing.

With one race to go, everything was on the line for the Elite Men’s overall title between Asa and Jordan Williams.

After finishing the race in 8th, Asa was the one to take the title.

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