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MTB World Series
Event - 01 Jul 23
Downhill

Jackson Goldstone Winning GoPro Run

Canada’s Jackson Goldstone take his debut elite-level win.

Jackson Goldstone attacked the Val di Sole Trentino course to claim his first-ever UCI Downhill World Cup win! Check out the GoPro POV from his race run!

The racing continues on Sunday when the fourth round of the UCI Cross-country World Cup gets underway.

Full results from today’s race are available here.

Missed any of the action? Full replays from today’s race are available on GCN+.

The UCI Mountain Bike World Series now takes a break but will be back in action on August 24-27 in Pal Arinsal, Andorra  for more cross-country and downhill action.

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