After seven months, 10 countries and 16 rounds of the 2025 WHOOP UCI Mountain Bike World Series, this weekend sees the final UCI World Cup of the season and the conclusion of the Cross-country and Downhill formats.
The legendary Canadian bike park welcomes Endurance and Gravity athletes for a record 30th UCI World Cup, and with titles still on the line in Cross-country and Downhill, fans can expect a nail-biting conclusion to the 2025 WHOOP UCI Mountain Bike World Series on the slopes of Mont-Sainte-Anne (Canada), presented by Events.com.
Grit and Glory: Enduro Mountain Bike Racing is set to premiere this October, offering fans an exciting and intimate glimpse into the world of professional enduro racing.
Christopher Blevins (Specialized Factory Racing) and Jenny Rissveds (Canyon CLLCTV XCO) recorded weekend doubles as they won the Cross-country Olympic (XCO) disciplines at the UCI World Cup in Lake Placid Olympic Region, New York (USA).
Valentina Höll (YT Mob) rose to the occasion and took her first UCI Downhill World Cup of the season and with it the overall title at Lake Placid Olympic Region, New York (USA). Meanwhile, Luke Meier-Smith (Giant Factory Off-Road Team DH) took an emotional first Men Elite UCI Downhill World Cup victory of his career.
The penultimate round of the UCI Cross-country Short Track (XCC) World Cup returned to Lake Placid Olympic Region, New York (USA).
The UCI Downhill World Cup’s penultimate round is upon us in Lake Placid Olympic Region, New York (USA)
After the season’s final European round in Bike Kingdom-Lenzerheide (Switzerland), the WHOOP UCI Mountain Bike World Series has crossed the Atlantic for its last two UCI Cross-country and Downhill World Cups of 2025.
Lake Placid Olympic Region, New York (USA) hosts the penultimate event of the 2025 season.
Trentino, a staple region on the WHOOP UCI MTB World Series calendar, has been awarded hosting rights for the 2031 Cycling Super World Championships.
Alessandra Keller (Thömus Maxon) rose to the occasion and gave her home fans a victory to celebrate at the UCI Cross-country Olympic (XCO) World Cup in Bike Kingdom – Lenzerheide (Switzerland), presented by Le Gruyère, while newly crowned UCI XCO World Champion Alan Hatherly (Giant Factory Off-Road Team – XC) survived a last lap scare to win the Men Elite category.
Amaury Pierron (Commencal/Muc-Off by Riding Addiction) bounced back from a collarbone injury to clinch his 13th Men Elite UCI World Cup race victory, while Tahnée Seagrave (Orbea/FMD Racing) added another win to her collection following an eventful day at Bike Kingdom – Lenzerheide (Switzerland), presented by Le Gruyère.
The first UCI Cross-country Short Track (XCC) World Cup since the 2025 UCI Mountain Bike World Championships produced fast and furious action at altitude in Bike Kingdom-Lenzerheide (Switzerland).
With only three races between now and the season finale in Mont-Sainte-Anne (Canada), every point counts in the race for the overall title
After the UCI Mountain Bike World Championships in Valais (Switzerland), the WHOOP UCI Mountain Bike World Series returns for its final European round of the year
