Watch: The Santa Cruz Syndicate – Loris Vergier at Home

Follow Santa Cruz Syndicate's Loris Vergier from his French Riviera home to World Cup races at Fort William and Leogang in this action-packed team video.
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THE SYNDICATE is back. This time around we follow one of the newest recruits, Loris Vergier, around his home in Cagne-sur-Mer.

Loris gives us the lowdown on racing in denim, Ferrari-esque cars, and the fast-life of twisting throttles near white sandy beaches, and then it’s on to Ft. William and Leogang for World Cup action with the whole team.

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