Anniversary Edition X delivers – What a celebration in the Bike Kingdom
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Swiss success highlights a strong sporting performance
From a Swiss perspective, there was plenty to celebrate. As early as Friday and Saturday, there were numerous podium finishes and top results, creating excitement. On Sunday, Swiss athletes particularly impressed in the women’s Cross-Country Olympic (XCO) race: Ronja Blöchlinger secured second place, which was her first ever XCO World Cup podium, marking a special highlight. Sina Frei narrowly missed the podium in fourth place, while Nicole Koller (seventh) and Ramona Forchini (ninth) rounded off a strong team performance.
In the U23 women’s category, Fiona Schibler, Anina Hutter and Monique Halter finished in the top six, once again highlighting the strength of the next generation of Swiss athletes.
More than sport: Festival atmosphere in the Bike Kingdom
However, the Anniversary Edition X was about more than just elite sporting performances. The celebrations continued beyond the racetracks. The new side events were met with great enthusiasm, with the Chopfab Team Race quickly becoming a crowd favourite and attracting large numbers of spectators who were almost as loud as those watching the downhill races.
On Saturday evening, the DJ Battle of Styles brought the W.O.W. Party Dome to life, creating a festival atmosphere that lasted late into the night. Creative street art installations added a unique anniversary flair to the venue. The artwork created during the event will decorate the Cabin Hit in future, serving as a lasting reminder of the tenth edition.
«The Anniversary Edition X was exactly what we had hoped for to mark our jubilee: world-class sport, emotion, celebration, sunshine and thousands of enthusiastic fans. It was a true celebration for the entire mountain bike community and a milestone in our history,» said OC President Christoph Müller.
Thanks, outlook and lasting memories
Special thanks go to the many volunteers, as well as to the army and civil protection units. Without their tireless commitment, an event of this scale would not have been possible. The organising committee would also like to thank all the partners and suppliers, as well as the whole region, for their support.
With the successful Anniversary Edition X, another chapter in Lenzerheide’s World Cup history has come to a close. At the same time, attention is already turning to the future: the organising committee hopes to continue this success story in 2027 and bring the Mountain Bike World Cup to the Bike Kingdom once again.
What remains are unforgettable emotions and images that will travel the world, as well as a weekend full of genuine W.O.W. moments in the world of wonders. Once again, the Bike Kingdom has proven that Lenzerheide is and will remain the true home of the Mountain Bike World Cup – a place where sport and festival merge to create something truly special.