Episode 10 begins with Gee reflecting on his season so far – with it all hanging on the last World Cup race he’s really feeling the pressure to perform. Until then it’s off to Crankworx in Whistler, a welcome break from the pressure and stress of the World Cup – still racing hard, but having a bit of fun with it. Rachel is back on the bike after an injury which has taken her out of contention for the World Cup. It’s even more important she get back up to full speed ahead for the World Champs in a few weeks, which is always on her mind.

Twenty-five years behind the handlebars and pedals, that’s a great deal of experience. Someone writes memories, another dusting off cups in shelves. Michal celebrates this occasion his own way, he is opening a clinic for intensive treatment for all kinds of ailments, and pumps his experience directly into veins, muscles, nerves and the brain. Women and men, children and old men, beginners and more experienced ones. Prokop Clinix. No limits, no obligations. How such treatment looks like, is recorded by the camera in the first minutes of the eight episode of project Twelve.