Winning one World Cup is impressive. Winning four straight World Cups is proof.
With his win in Andorra, Jordan Williams secured his second consecutive UCI Downhill World Cup victory, following his breakthrough performance in La Thuile one week earlier. Combined with Finn Iles' back-to-back wins before that, Demo 11 has now claimed four consecutive World Cup victories. With this win, Jordan now leads the World Cup series overall, with Finn Iles in a close second.
On Andorra's notoriously fast, loose, rock-strewn course, Williams was untouchable. Fastest at every split, he delivered a flawless run from top to bottom while Demo 11 stayed planted and predictable through the most demanding sections of the track.
Williams’ winning run came aboard the all-new Demo 11, purpose-built to deliver The Speed of Trust when every second counts. Paired with Cannibal tires from our S-Works Tire Factory, 2FO DH Clip shoes, and Dissident helmet, the new Demo 11 gave Williams the confidence to push harder, stay composed, and put down the fastest run of the day. Again.
Four wins. Two riders. One bike. Demo 11 has cracked the code to downhill speed.
