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Schurter gives an intimate tech look behind the scenes

The fifth episode of "N1NO Beyond" gives an exclusive look behind the scenes of the Scott-Sram team. The film shows the central role that technology plays in an athlete's performance - and how Nino Schurter is certainly changing the rules of the game with his obsession for always being one step ahead.

In episode 5 of the N1NO BEYOND series, Nino Schurter and his team show why technological innovation is a crucial part of performance. How does an athlete at the top of the sport manage to not only keep up with technological changes, but also actively shape them? From the development of new products to test camps and race launches, Nino has played a key role in the innovation and development of modern mountain bike technology for decades.

 

Being at the forefront also means always being one step ahead technologically. Nino not only provides valuable insights and feedback to constantly improve products, but also proves their performance time and time again with top rankings. With his unparalleled success at the highest level and his relentless drive to push boundaries, Nino is the ultimate test pilot. But where does this obsession with technological detail come from? How does his experience in training and racing influence the development of new technologies in collaboration with his partners?
In this episode, Nino, an innovator through and through, looks back on legendary races and ground-breaking technologies.


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