Trek Driftless wraps its season with mud and moving plans
Cobe Freeburn's national title and Cécile Lejeune's Grand Prix progress share the spotlight in Trek Bicycle's new team documentary.
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Settle Down and Try to Go Fast - Driftless Broadcast Network - EPISODE TWO
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- 0:40Unbound brings mud and difficult gravel conditions, followed by the team's indoor pre-race gathering.
- 2:46Cécile Lejeune credits team support and improved strategy as the film moves into Leadville week.
- 5:20Cobe Freeburn reflects on his late-season progress and US Gravel National Championship title.
- 6:29Lejeune and Røed finish eighth in their series standings, with Freeburn ninth.
- 6:48Off-season plans shift the conversation toward European travel, family and buying a house.
Toby Røed has a fairly practical answer to life after a long racing season: "Buy a house and settle down and try and go fast." It supplies the title, and a little perspective, for Trek Bicycle's most-watched new upload.
"Settle Down and Try to Go Fast - Driftless Broadcast Network - EPISODE TWO" follows the team from Unbound's mud through Leadville's mountain-bike test to the gravel finale at Big Sugar. This is Trek's own behind-the-scenes team film, with race footage sharing space with mechanics, feed-zone work and a parody motivational speech from Daxton Mock. That speech gets a mention in the comments, alongside appreciation for the Driftless coverage and editing.
The racing gives the camaraderie some weight. Cobe Freeburn reflects on winning the US Gravel National Championship, while Cécile Lejeune explains how team support and better strategy have shaped her season. Both finish inside the Grand Prix's top ten, as does Røed. The off-season conversation offers a gentler change of subject: Europe, family and that house.
The episode has reached about 66,000 views and is comfortably the busiest of Trek's highlighted uploads right now. Three videos arrived this week: the documentary, its companion "The gravel life doesn't come easy 😮💨", and "Rail+ | Ripping in Austria", featuring Nikolaj Juhlsen on the electric mountain bike.
Trek's subscriber count stayed unchanged, though daily views are running above their usual pace. Away from the racing film, the Marlin+ Gen 2 introduction continues drawing a smaller audience to Trek's explanation of its electric mountain-bike lineup.
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What viewers say
Bicycles just the best. Thanks for the Driftless coverage.
@scottforrest2246See it on YouTubeInspirational speech from Daxton 💯👏💪📣
@meieremilycSee it on YouTubeSick footage and edit. The vibe of the video was on point. Let’s go driftless!
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what a squad!!
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The videos drawing views on Trek Bicycle right now
- Channel
- Trek Bicycle
- Subscribers
- 246,000
- Channel views, last 7 days
- 116,118
- Videos published this week
- 3
- Video published
- November 10, 2026
- Video views so far
- 65,691
- Views on its first day
- 21,331
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Where does the team's Big Sugar season finale take place?
The film follows Trek Driftless to Bentonville for Big Sugar, the final Life Time Grand Prix race of the season.





