In the heat, dust, and chaos of Val di Sole, where lines blur between speed and survival, AON Racing – Tourne Campervans delivered the kind of performance that turns heads—and rewrites expectations.
Monika Hrastnik’s 3rd place finish wasn’t just a career highlight. It was the first-ever World Cup downhill podium for the AON Racing team, just six months into their inaugural season. And right behind her, Harriet Harnden charged to 8th, salvaging a top-10 after a crash with a display of pure grit.
In the steepest, roughest World Cup on the calendar, braking confidence wasn’t optional—it was everything. And Hayes was there for every split, every drop, every decision.
Monika Hrastnik: Controlled Precision, Podium Power
Val di Sole is legendary for a reason. It’s a relentless test of bike handling, composure, and focus—especially when the track begins breaking down under race-day pressure.
Through it all, Monika Hrastnik held her line with surgical precision, backed by the fade-free, predictable performance of her Hayes Dominion A4 brakes. From the high-speed compressions to the steep woods, she had everything she needed to brake late, stay committed, and manage the chaos.
“I’m without words… I wasn’t expecting third place. But today was the main day—and it turned out great.”
— Monika Hrastnik
It wasn’t a flawless run. But that’s the beauty of elite-level braking—you don’t need perfect lines when you have perfect control.