The WHOOP UCI Mountain Bike World Series weekend in Nové Mĕsto Na Moravĕ began under stormy skies with an imperious win for Canada’s Isabella Holmgren in the women’s U23 Cross-country Short Track (XCC). On the men’s side, Series leader Riley Amos (Trek Factory Racing - Pirelli) took a much tighter one, his third in a row, and fifth across both disciplines.
It’s not just about the Cross-country Short Track (XCC) and Cross-country Olympic (XCO) distance events at Nové Mĕsto Na Moravĕ. Mountain Bike Marathon is also joining the party for the first time this year.
After two new venues in South America, the third rounds of this year’s UCI Cross-country Olympic (XCO) and Cross-country Short Track (XCC) World Cups bring riders to something of an annual staple – Nové Mĕsto Na Moravĕ
The WHOOP UCI Mountain Bike World Series is in full flow following three back-to-back rounds in May that saw the world’s best Gravity athletes take to the trails of Fort William, Finale Outdoor Region and Bielsko-Biała. The action isn’t letting up just yet either, and this weekend sees the return of the Endurance formats at Czech Republic’s Nové Mĕsto Na Moravĕ venue, where the UCI Cross Country Marathon World Cup will also make its 2024 bow.
The 2024 WHOOP UCI Mountain Bike World Series made its Polish downhill debut this week as the best Gravity-fuelled athletes took to the Bielsko-Biała track’s smorgasbord of jumps, roots and rock-filled forest sections. Marine Cabirou (Scott Downhill Factory) and Ronan Dunne (Mondraker Factory Racing) scored victories in the UCI Mountain Bike World Series in Bielsko-Biała
Today (Saturday, May 18) saw 311 riders take to the Beskid Mountains for qualification, with the Elites having to go through two rounds to secure their spot for Sunday’s final.
After Friday’s nail-biting conclusion to the UCI Enduro World Cup in Bielsko-Biała, thousands of fans returned to the trails of the Beskid Mountains’ venue on Saturday, May 18 for the UCI E-Enduro World Cup.
The WHOOP UCI Mountain Bike World Series made its Polish debut with the opening race of this weekend’s Bielsko-Biała UCI World Cups.
The Women’s 2023 UCI Downhill World Champion and Australian icon are both raring to go after big results in Fort William
The 2024 WHOOP UCI Mountain Bike World Series has got off to a blinding start with four unpredictable race weekends that have thrown up a whole host of surprises and adrenaline-fueled off-road action.
After epic race weekends at the iconic locations of Fort William and Finale Outdoor Region, the WHOOP UCI Mountain Bike World Series completes its hat-trick of back-to-back Gravity rounds with a UCI Downhill World Cup and UCI Enduro World Cup at a brand-new venue, Bielsko-Biała, in Poland.
The opening round of the UCI E-Enduro World Cup in Finale Outdoor Region was witness to two thrilling contests in the men’s and women’s competitions. Australia’s Ryan Gilchrist was the dominant male, with four stage wins to his name, while on the women’s side Tracey Moseley and Florencia Espiñeira shared the spoils across all but a single stage. In the end the Chilean rider came out on top to take her first UCI World Cup win of the season.
The opening Saturday of the UCI Enduro World Cup in Finale Outdoor Region, north-west Italy, saw Britain’s Harriet Harnden take the lead in the women’s competition thanks to a supreme ride over the Super Groppo trail. The men’s competition was dominated by reigning champion Richie Rude who won three stages out of the four, including a near perfect ride on stage 4 - DH Men.
The sun shone on the spiritual home of enduro as we welcomed back amateur athletes to the Finale Ligure region.
We look at everything you need to know about the Finale Outdoor Region round of the WHOOP UCI Mountain Bike World Series races, including when the Enduro and E-Enduro events are scheduled to take place, who is racing and how to follow the action.
