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UCI Mountain Bike World Cup Lenzerheide

From 19 to 21 September, thousands of fans enjoyed thrilling races in the disciplines of Cross-Country Short Track (XCC), Downhill (DHI) and Cross-Country Olympic (XCO). The world's best athletes provided unforgettable moments, a thrilling atmosphere and top sporting performances.

A huge thank you goes out to all the fans, helpers and partners – you made the weekend a unique bike festival.

We look forward to seeing you at the next UCI Mountain Bike World Cup from 19 to 21 June 2026!

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Friday, 19 September 2025

The first day of competition in Lenzerheide was intense!

Cross Country Short Track (XCC) dominated by the world stars:

Women Elite: Jenny Rissveds (SWE) won convincingly ahead of Evie Richards (GBR) and Ronja Blöchlinger (SUI).
Men Elite: Victor Koretzky (FRA) prevailed against Adrien Boichis (FRA) and Luca Martin (DEN).
U23: Valentina Corvi (ITA) won the women's race, while Finn Treudler (SUI) caused jubilation with his home victory in the men's race.

The downhill qualifying also saw spectacular descents down the STRAIGHTline in Bike Kingdom Park:

Women Elite: Valentina Höll (AUT) was the fastest in Qualifying 1, Tahnee Seagrave (GBR) took Qualifying 2.
Men Elite: Loic Bruni (FRA) dominated at first, before Andreas Kolb (AUT) posted the fastest run in Qualifying 2.
Juniors: Marie Rosa Jensen (DEN) and Asa Vermette (USA) secured the best times.

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Saturday, 20 September 2025

Downhill Women Junior: The junior women kicked things off: Rosa Zierl (AUT) blasted down the STRAIGHTline in Bike Kingdom Park, leaving her competitors standing. She secured a commanding victory ahead of Aletha Ostgaard (NOR) and Marie Rosa Jensen (DEN).

Downhill Men Junior: In the junior men's event, the man of the moment was Asa Vermette (CAN). He took the win with a lead of almost five seconds. Behind him, Jonty Williamson (NZL) and Oli Clark (NZL) battled it out for the podium.

Downhill Women Elite: In the Women Elite category, Tahnee Seagrave (GBR) and Nina Hoffmann (GER) were separated by just 0.061 seconds at the finish. Behind them, Vali Höll (AUT) snatched third place.

Downhill Men Elite: Amaury Pierron (FRA) is back! The Frenchman ploughed down the track like in his heyday and won ahead of shooting star Henri Kiefer (GER) and Lachlan Stevens-McNab (NZL). The atmosphere at the finish line? Absolute pandemonium!

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Sunday, 21 September 2025

Cross-country time! Back to business in the Bike Arena.

Women U23: American Vida Lopez de San Roman celebrated a clear victory and showed the competition how to dominate an XCO lap. Behind her, Valentina Corvi and Sara Cortinovis fought their way onto the podium. 

Men U23: Finn Treudler (SUI) pushed himself to first place. The crowd went wild when he thundered across the finish line. Rens Teunissen van Manen (NED) finished second, ahead of Gustav Heby Pedersen (DEN).

Women Elite: Alessandra Keller (SUI) fought hard to take the win ahead of Jenny Rissveds (SWE) and Savilia Blunk (USA). Keller made a big statement in the overall standings and sent Lenzerheide into raptures.

 Men Elite: Alan Hatherly (RSA) was unstoppable today, taking victory in 1:20:23. Just 32 seconds behind, Charlie Aldridge (GBR) fought his way to second place. Third place went to youngster Adrien Boichis (FRA). 

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