Dylan Levesque

Had an awesome weekend riding the track! The speed wasn’t quite enough for the finals, but I had a blast riding a new track.

Now heading to Mont-Sainte-Anne for my last World Cup 😎 can’t wait to enjoy every turn and have fun on the bike 🔥










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This track is absolutely incredible! Feels so good to be here riding something like this. It’s fast, it’s fun, Can’t wait to ride it tomorrow! 🇺🇸🔥










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🇫🇷 Dernière danse en France… et quelle danse 🙌💩
Rouler une dernière fois ici, aux Gets, devant ce public incroyable, c’était tout simplement magique
Je rêvais de finir en beauté, de profiter à fond et c’est chose faite 🙌🏻
19ème place, mais surtout le sentiment d’avoir tout donné et de pouvoir tourner la page sereinement.
Merci à tous ceux qui m’ont accompagné dans cette aventure, de près ou de loin 🫶🏻

Je serai très certainement au départ des dernières coupe du monde avant de me retirer complètement en fin de saison

It’s finally here, the new Scott Gambler is out 🔥

Massive effort from everyone to get here, I hope you like it because i’ve never had a better bike!










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One day, I was just a kid dreaming in front of World Cup races.

(Traduction Française en commentaire 🙌🏻)

After my junior years, I put the bike aside for a year to work in the family business. Many probably
thought the dream was over… but I put a race plate back on. First as an amateur, then season after
season, never giving up, until I earned the chance to join one of the best teams in the world

Today, I close this chapter with a big smile.
I still love riding more than ever, but the World Cup demands an intensity I can’t give anymore.
And I always promised myself: the day I didn’t feel competitive enough, I would step aside.

That’s why I’ve decided this will be my last season. And next week, at the World Cup round in
France, I’ll line up for my last race at home. A special moment that I can’t wait to enjoy to the
fullest.

This sport has shaped me as an athlete, but also as a man. Behind the image of a professional rider
lies a demanding reality, sometimes tough, and I want to salute everyone who is living or has lived
that experience.

I leave with no regrets, proud of my journey and grateful for everything I’ve been able to
experience.

This isn’t an end… it’s the beginning of a new, even more exciting chapter

And above all… thank you. To everyone I’ve met along the way and who has helped me, near or
far. You’ve all been part of this adventure, and for that I’ll always be grateful.

The World Cup may end for me, but the passion keeps riding. 🚵✨

First day riding French champ track, it’s dusty, busy, Sunny 😎☀️🔥