19 – 21 June 2026

UCI Mountain Bike World Cup

UCI Mountain Bike World Cup Lenzerheide

From 19 to 21 June 2026 the Bike Kingdom Lenzerheide was once again host to the world's best mountain bike racing series.

The world's best athletes provided unforgettable moments, a thrilling atmosphere and top sporting performances. 

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Friday, 19 June 2026

Lenzerheide kicked off with an opening day packed with speed, excitement and highlights.
Women Elite: Savilia Blunk (USA) came out on top, with Ronja Blöcklinger (SUI) and Alessandra Keller (SUI) completing the podium and rounding off a strong Swiss team performance.
Men Elite: Adrien Boichis (FRA) came out on top ahead of Luca Martin (FRA) and Bjorn Riley (USA).
U23: Bloeme Kalis (NED)
took the win in the women’s race, while Paul Schehl (GER) claimed victory in the U23 men’s category.

Spectacular runs and fast times defined the downhill qualifying on the STRAIGHTline in the Bike Kingdom Park.
Women Elite: Anna Newkirk (USA) set the benchmark in Quali 1, while Jess Blewitt (NZL) posted the fastest time in Quali 2.
Men Elite: Ryan Pinkerton (USA) laid down a strong marker early on, before Luca Shaw (USA) delivered the fastest run in Quali 2.
Juniors: Aletha Ostgaard (USA) and Jonty Williamson (NZL) each climbed to the top of the qualifying rankings. 

Saturday, 20 September 2025

Downhill Women Junior: The junior women delivered the first showdown on the STRAIGHTline in the Bike Kingdom Park. Lina Frener (AUT) impressed with a strong run and took the win ahead of Aletha Ostgaard (USA) and Marie Rosa Jensen (DEN). 

Downhill Men Junior: In the junior men’s race, Jonty Williamson (NZL) was the rider to beat and claimed a commanding victory. Felix Griffiths (GBR) and Ažbe Kalinšek (SLO) completed the podium. 

Downhill Women Elite: In the Women Elite race, Anna Newkirk (USA) sealed the win on the final sections of the course. She came out on top ahead of Swiss rider Lisa Baumann (SUI), denying Switzerland a first home victory. Gloria Scarsi (ITA) completed the podium in third place. 

Downhill Men Elite: Finn Iles (CAN) pushes Lenzerheide record winner Amaury Pierron (FRA) into second place and celebrates his first victory in Lenzerheide. Asa Vermette (USA) completes the podium in third. The finish line was on firegoosebumps included. 

 
UCI Mountain Bike World Cup 2025 | © Sven Martin

Sunday, 21 September 2025

Cross-country time in the Bike Arena: The finale gets fast and intense once again. 

Women U23: Valentina Corvi (ITA) delivered an impressive performance and claimed a commanding victory with a lead of almost one minute. Behind her, Lisa Kristine Jorde (NOR) secured second place ahead of Makena Kellerman (USA) in third.

Men U23: Paul Schehl (GER) came out on top in a thrilling race and had every reason to celebrate the win. Thibaut François Baudry (ESP) finished second, while Rens Teunissen van Manen (NED) rounded out the podium in third.

Women Elite: Jenny Rissveds (SWE) delivered a strong race and claimed a commanding victory. Behind the Swede, Ronja Blöchlinger (SUI) rode to an impressive second place in front of the home crowd, while Savilia Blunk (USA) completed the podium in third.

Men Elite: Luca Martin (FRA) came out on top and, together with Adrien Boichis (FRA), secured a French one-two finish. Behind them, Bjorn Riley (USA) delivered a strong race to claim third place on the podium.

Bike Kingdom App | © Hannah Bichay

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During the race days, the Bike Kingdom app becomes your guide. An event map for better orientation, detailed information on races and the supporting programme as well as all the latest updates keep you up to date and make your smartphone the perfect companion at the Bike Kingdom Games.

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