The video clip is a compilation of Warner's travels to Lesotho, Kenya, Ecuador, Nepal, New Zealand and Colombia. He has traveled the world a lot as a racing driver and now as a commentator, but has always seen very little of the country, people and landscapes. That's why Warner set off on his journey to rather exotic mountain bike countries - accompanied by chance by a professional film crew. The video footage of Rob's "adventure" looks professional. But Warner doesn't seem to be very interested in the landscape, the nature or the people. Unless, of course, it is in the interests of the video producers. It's more about shredding, shredding and more shredding. Rarely in years has a video clip been released where there is so much drifting around bends. The main thing is that the dust flies through the air - after all, it makes for good pictures. For Warner, nature is primarily a backdrop and playground. But he doesn't really care much about nature, it's more about him, him and him again. Nature is the means to make him the center of attention. Doesn't the sport of mountain biking deserve better films?

All episodes of Rob Warner's Wild Rides are available at:
redbull.com/int-en/episodes/rob-warners-wild-rides-s1-e1