Troy Brosnan (Canyon CLLCTV Factory) took a dramatic and heartfelt victory in the UCI Downhill World Cup men’s elite finale in Mont-Sainte-Anne, Quebec (Canada) while Marine Cabirou (Scott Downhill Factory) saved her best until last in 2024 to win in Canada and claim second place in the women’s overall standings.
The final UCI Downhill World Cup of the season is always a momentous occasion, but things feel extra special in Mont-Sainte-Anne, Quebec (Canada), this year.
Sina Frei (Specialized Factory Racing) and Victor Koretzky (Specialized Factory Racing) were victorious in the UCI Cross-country Short Track (XCC) World Cup in Mont-Sainte Anne, Quebec (Canada) taking the American’s team win tally to six in a row.
Swiss and German riders claim second UCI Cross-country Short Track (XCC) wins in as many weekends with successes in Mont-Sainte-Anne, Quebec (Canada), while Riley Amos (Trek Factory Racing – Pirelli) holds on to win overall series.
After seven months, 10 countries and 16 rounds of the 2024 WHOOP UCI Mountain Bike World Series, this weekend sees the final UCI World Cup events of the season and the conclusion of the Cross-country and Downhill formats.
The legendary Canadian bike park welcomes the Endurance and Gravity athletes for the final UCI World Cup of the season, and with titles still on the line in the Cross-country Olympic and Cross-country Short Track, fans can expect a nail-biting conclusion to the 2024 WHOOP UCI Mountain Bike World Series on the slopes of Mont-Sainte-Anne, Quebec.
The 2025 season will unfold over seven months, featuring 16 race weekends, with 10 UCI Cross-country and Downhill World Cup events and 7 UCI Enduro World Cup rounds.
Laura Stigger (Specialized Factory Racing) and Victor Koretzky (Specialized Factory Racing) add to Sina Frei (Specialized Factory Racing) and Koretzky’s victories in the XCC to make it a clean sweep for Specialized at the team’s home race.
After almost four and five hours respectively, both the men’s and women’s UCI Mountain Bike Marathon (XCM) World Cup races came down to sprint finishes in the third and final UCI World Cup of the season with Vera Looser and Simon Schneller (Team Bulls) coming out on top. Looser’s win saw her crowned the series champion, while Fabian Rabensteiner retained the men’s overall.
Isabella Holmgren and Cole Punchard (Pivot Cycles – OTE) come away with wins in dominant solo performances, while Kira Böhm (Cube Factory Racing) and Riley Amos (Trek Factory Racing – Pirelli) lead the overall series with one round to go.
Swiss and French riders win the first Elite races to be held at the new North American venue, while Keller is confirmed as series winner.
Swiss and German riders claim the first wins at the brand-new WHOOP UCI Mountain Bike World Series venue, while Kira Böhm also clinches series title.
This weekend marks the final round of the UCI Mountain Bike Marathon World Cup (XCM) in the WHOOP UCI Mountain Bike World Series, as riders line up in Mt Van Hoevenberg – Lake Placid, New York, USA, for the third and final long-distance Endurance event in the format’s season.
After a 12-week break, the Endurance action returns in the WHOOP UCI Mountain Bike World Series with this weekend’s Mt Van Hoevenberg - Lake Placid UCI Cross-country World Cup in New York, USA, a brand-new venue of the 2024 calendar.
After three months without an Endurance-focused UCI World Cup, it’s time for a doubleheader to conclude the 2024 WHOOP UCI Mountain Bike World Series.
