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Srsly though, probably easiest to just switch the camera to manual mode (assuming it has one) and open the aperture up (switching to a smaller number, confusing, I know) or a longer shutter speed.
The EXIF data on that photo says your aperture was f/4.9 and shutter was 1/200 sec. Try 1/100 second, and/or an aperture setting nearer f/2.8, if possible (might not be when zoomed like that).
If it doesn't have a manual mode, see if you can find the light metering setting. It's currently on "Multi-segment" so I reckon it would have a single point setting. Even if it's just from the very centre of the frame it should do better than that, although trying to shoot a black bike on snow will mess with even the best auto metering systems.