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Article - 18 Sep 23
Enduro

Châtel, Haute-Savoie UCI Enduro World Cup Race Highlights

A years worth of UCI Enduro World Cup racing comes down to this.

In the Haute-Savoie region of French Alps, Châtel plays host to the finale of the 2023 UCI Enduro World Cup season.

Stages of world class riding provide the ultimate challenge to the very best athletes, and stands in the way of those waiting to be crowned as the first-ever UCI Enduro and E-Enduro World Cup overall winners. Sit back, strap in, and enjoy the final race of the season, it’s a good one!

The UCI Enduro World Cup returns next spring, while the UCI Mountain Bike World Series resumes in two weeks time in Snowshoe, West Virginia in the USA for the penultimate rounds of the UCI Cross-country and Downhill World Cups.  

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