UCI Mountain Bike World Cup

See also: UCI Mountain Bike & Trials World Championships

UCI Mountain Bike World Cup
Frenchman Julien Absalon is a seven-time winner of the overall cross-country series.
Statusactive
Genresports event
Date(s)midyear
Frequencyannual
Inaugurated1991 (1991)
Organised byUCI

The UCI Mountain Bike World Cup is a multi-round mountain bike racing series that is sanctioned by the Union Cycliste Internationale. The reigning series leaders in each class are identified by a special jersey. The UCI Mountain Bike World Cup is broadcast live and globally on Red Bull TV.

History

The first World Cup series – which was composed of cross-country events – was held in 1989. The Downhill World Cup was inaugurated two years later, and the Dual Slalom World Cup was launched in 1998. The dual-slalom format – which involved knock-out heats with two riders on the parallel courses in each heat – evolved into four-cross (with four riders on a single course per heat) in 2002 before being dropped after the 2011 season. Riders win points according to their placing in each event. In 2023, enduro was added to the UCI World Cup series.[1] UCI Mountain Bike E-Enduro World Cup races have been held since June 2023.[2] In 2023, Enduro World Series (EWS) was renamed to UCI Mountain Bike Enduro World Cup (EDR), EWS events are renamed to EDR World Cups.[3]

The replacement world series for 4X World Cup is the 4X Pro Tour and for XCM World Cup is UCI MTB Marathon series.

Overall series winners

Cross-country (XCO)

Men

Season Winner Runner-up Third
1990 United States Ned Overend Switzerland Thomas Frischknecht United Kingdom Tim Gould
1991 United States John Tomac Austria Gerhard Zadrobilek United States David Wiens
1992 Switzerland Thomas Frischknecht United States John Tomac United States Ned Overend
1993 Switzerland Thomas Frischknecht United States John Tomac Slovakia Peter Hric
1994 Netherlands Bart Brentjens United States Ned Overend United States Tinker Juarez
1995 Switzerland Thomas Frischknecht Norway Rune Hoydahl Denmark Jan Erik Østergaard
1996 France Christophe Dupouey Switzerland Thomas Frischknecht France Miguel Martinez
1997 France Miguel Martinez France Christophe Dupouey Australia Cadel Evans
1998 Australia Cadel Evans France Miguel Martinez Norway Rune Hoydahl
1999 Australia Cadel Evans France Miguel Martinez Switzerland Christoph Sauser
2000 France Miguel Martinez Netherlands Bas van Dooren France Christophe Dupouey
2001 Canada Roland Green Spain José Antonio Hermida France Miguel Martinez
2002 Belgium Filip Meirhaeghe Switzerland Christoph Sauser Switzerland Thomas Frischknecht
2003 France Julien Absalon Switzerland Christoph Sauser Belgium Filip Meirhaeghe
2004 Switzerland Christoph Sauser Belgium Roel Paulissen Belgium Filip Meirhaeghe
2005 Switzerland Christoph Sauser Spain José Antonio Hermida France Julien Absalon
2006 France Julien Absalon Switzerland Christoph Sauser Spain José Antonio Hermida
2007 France Julien Absalon Spain José Antonio Hermida Switzerland Christoph Sauser
2008 France Julien Absalon Switzerland Christoph Sauser Spain José Antonio Hermida
2009 France Julien Absalon Spain José Antonio Hermida South Africa Burry Stander
2010 Switzerland Nino Schurter France Julien Absalon Czech Republic Jaroslav Kulhavý
2011 Czech Republic Jaroslav Kulhavý Switzerland Nino Schurter France Julien Absalon
2012 Switzerland Nino Schurter South Africa Burry Stander Czech Republic Jaroslav Kulhavý
2013 Switzerland Nino Schurter Australia Daniel McConnell France Julien Absalon
2014 France Julien Absalon Switzerland Nino Schurter Australia Daniel McConnell
2015 Switzerland Nino Schurter France Julien Absalon Czech Republic Jaroslav Kulhavý
2016 France Julien Absalon Switzerland Nino Schurter France Maxime Marotte
2017 Switzerland Nino Schurter France Stephane Tempier France Maxime Marotte
2018 Switzerland Nino Schurter Netherlands Mathieu van der Poel France Maxime Marotte
2019 Switzerland Nino Schurter Netherlands Mathieu van der Poel Brazil Henrique Avancini
2020 UCI decided to not award World Cup standings points as just two races were run.[4]
2021 Switzerland Mathias Flückiger France Victor Koretzky Czech Republic Ondřej Cink
2022 Switzerland Nino Schurter France Titouan Carod Italy Luca Braidot
2023 Switzerland Nino Schurter France Jordan Sarrou Switzerland Mathias Flückiger
2024 South Africa Alan Hatherly France Victor Koretzky Switzerland Filippo Colombo
  • Medals:
RankNationGoldSilverBronzeTotal
1 Switzerland158427
2 France99927
3 United States2338
4 Australia2125
5 Netherlands1304
6 Belgium1124
7 South Africa1113
8 Czech Republic1034
9 Canada1001
10 Spain0426
11 Norway0112
12 Austria0101
13 Brazil0011
 Denmark0011
 Great Britain0011
 Italy0011
 Slovakia0011
Totals (17 entries)33323297

Women

Season Winner Runner-up Third
1991 United States Sara Ballantyne United States Juli Furtado Germany Regina Stiefl
1992 United States Ruthie Matthes United States Juli Furtado Switzerland Chantal Daucourt
1993 United States Juli Furtado United States Ruthie Matthes Canada Alison Sydor
1994 United States Juli Furtado United Kingdom Caroline Alexander Canada Alison Sydor
1995 United States Juli Furtado Canada Alison Sydor Italy Paola Pezzo
1996 Canada Alison Sydor Norway Gunn-Rita Dahle United States Juli Furtado
1997 Italy Paola Pezzo Canada Alison Sydor Switzerland Chantal Daucourt
1998 Canada Alison Sydor France Laurence Leboucher Italy Paola Pezzo
1999 Canada Alison Sydor Norway Gunn-Rita Dahle Italy Annabella Stropparo
2000 Switzerland Barbara Blatter United States Alison Dunlap Canada Alison Sydor
2001 Switzerland Barbara Blatter United Kingdom Caroline Alexander Spain Margarita Fullana
2002 United States Alison Dunlap Germany Sabine Spitz Spain Margarita Fullana
2003 Norway Gunn-Rita Dahle Germany Sabine Spitz Russia Irina Kalentieva
2004 Norway Gunn-Rita Dahle Canada Marie-Hélène Prémont Italy Annabella Stropparo
2005 Norway Gunn-Rita Dahle Germany Sabine Spitz Canada Marie-Hélène Prémont
2006 Norway Gunn-Rita Dahle Canada Marie-Hélène Prémont Germany Sabine Spitz
2007 Russia Irina Kalentieva Canada Marie-Hélène Prémont China Ren Chengyuan
2008 Canada Marie-Hélène Prémont Canada Catharine Pendrel Spain Margarita Fullana
2009 Austria Elisabeth Osl Norway Lene Byberg Canada Catharine Pendrel
2010 Canada Catharine Pendrel United States Willow Koerber Italy Eva Lechner
2011 France Julie Bresset Canada Catharine Pendrel Russia Irina Kalentieva
2012 Canada Catharine Pendrel Norway Gunn-Rita Dahle Flesjå Czech Republic Kateřina Nash
2013 Slovenia Tanja Žakelj Italy Eva Lechner Czech Republic Kateřina Nash
2014 Switzerland Jolanda Neff Canada Catharine Pendrel Slovenia Tanja Žakelj
2015 Switzerland Jolanda Neff Norway Gunn-Rita Dahle Flesjå United States Lea Davison
2016 Canada Catharine Pendrel Denmark Annika Langvad Canada Emily Batty
2017 Ukraine Yana Belomoyna Poland Maja Włoszczowska Denmark Annika Langvad
2018 Switzerland Jolanda Neff Denmark Annika Langvad Canada Emily Batty
2019 United States Kate Courtney Switzerland Jolanda Neff France Pauline Ferrand-Prévot
2020 UCI decided to not award World Cup standings points as just two races were run.[4]
2021 France Loana Lecomte United Kingdom Evie Richards Sweden Jenny Rissveds
2022 Switzerland Alessandra Keller Australia Rebecca McConnell Netherlands Anne Terpstra
2023 Netherlands Puck Pieterse France Loana Lecomte Austria Mona Mitterwallner
2024 Switzerland Alessandra Keller Austria Laura Stigger South Africa Candice Lill
  • Medals:
RankNationGoldSilverBronzeTotal
1 Canada78722
2 United States75214
3 Switzerland71210
4 Norway4509
5 France2114
6 Italy1157
7 Austria1102
8 Russia1023
9 Netherlands1012
 Slovenia1012
11 Ukraine1001
12 Germany0325
13 Denmark0314
14 Great Britain0202
15 Australia0101
 Poland0101
17 Spain0033
18 Czech Republic0022
19 China0011
 South Africa0011
 Sweden0011
Totals (21 entries)33323297

Short Track (XCC)

Men

Year 1st 2nd 3rd
2022 South Africa Alan Hatherly Switzerland Filippo Colombo France Titouan Carod
2023 Germany Luca Schwarzbauer France Jordan Sarrou France Joshua Dubau
2024 France Victor Koretzky South Africa Alan Hatherly Germany Luca Schwarzbauer

Women

Year 1st 2nd 3rd
2022 Switzerland Alessandra Keller Australia Rebecca McConnell Switzerland Jolanda Neff
2023 Netherlands Puck Pieterse Switzerland Alessandra Keller United Kingdom Evie Richards
2024 Switzerland Alessandra Keller United Kingdom Evie Richards Australia Rebecca Henderson

Cross-country time-trial

Men

Year 1st 2nd 3rd
2001 Italy Marco Bui Canada Roland Green Denmark Michael Rasmussen

Women

Year 1st 2nd 3rd
2001 Switzerland Barbara Blatter Italy Annabella Stropparo Spain Margarita Fullana

Marathon (XCM)

Men

Year 1st 2nd 3rd
2005 Italy Mauro Bettin Austria Alban Lakata Italy Dario Acquaroli
2006 Colombia Leonardo Páez France Thomas Dietsch Italy Roland Stauder
2007 France Thomas Dietsch Italy Massimo de Bertolis Austria Alban Lakata
2008 Colombia Leonardo Páez France Thomas Dietsch Austria Alban Lakata

Women

Year 1st 2nd 3rd
2005 Switzerland Daniela Louis Switzerland Esther Süss Sweden Anna Enocsson
2006 Finland Pia Sundstedt Switzerland Esther Süss Italy Elena Giacomuzzi
2007 Finland Pia Sundstedt Switzerland Esther Süss Germany Ivonne Kraft
2008 Finland Pia Sundstedt Switzerland Esther Süss Slovenia Blaža Klemenčič

Downhill (DH)

Men

Season Winner Runner-up Third
1993 Germany Jürgen Beneke United States John Tomac Italy Stefano Migliorini
1994 France François Gachet Germany Jürgen Beneke France Nicolas Vouilloz
1995 France Nicolas Vouilloz United States Mike King United States Myles Rockwell
1996 France Nicolas Vouilloz Germany Marcus Klausmann Spain Tomás Misser
1997 Italy Corrado Herin Germany Jürgen Beneke Spain Tomás Misser
1998 France Nicolas Vouilloz Spain David Vázquez López France Cédric Gracia
1999 France Nicolas Vouilloz United Kingdom Steve Peat Netherlands Gerwin Peters
2000 France Nicolas Vouilloz United Kingdom Steve Peat Spain David Vázquez López
2001 South Africa Greg Minnaar France Nicolas Vouilloz France Mickael Pascal
2002 United Kingdom Steve Peat France Cédric Gracia Australia Chris Kovarik
2003 Australia Nathan Rennie France Cédric Gracia France Mickael Pascal
2004 United Kingdom Steve Peat Australia Sam Hill Australia Nathan Rennie
2005 South Africa Greg Minnaar Australia Sam Hill Australia Nathan Rennie
2006 United Kingdom Steve Peat Australia Sam Hill South Africa Greg Minnaar
2007 Australia Sam Hill Finland Matti Lehikoinen United Kingdom Steve Peat
2008 South Africa Greg Minnaar Australia Sam Hill United Kingdom Gee Atherton
2009 Australia Sam Hill South Africa Greg Minnaar United Kingdom Steve Peat
2010 United Kingdom Gee Atherton South Africa Greg Minnaar United States Aaron Gwin
2011 United States Aaron Gwin South Africa Greg Minnaar United Kingdom Gee Atherton
2012 United States Aaron Gwin South Africa Greg Minnaar United Kingdom Gee Atherton
2013 Canada Steve Smith United Kingdom Gee Atherton South Africa Greg Minnaar
2014 United Kingdom Josh Bryceland United States Aaron Gwin Australia Troy Brosnan
2015 United States Aaron Gwin France Loïc Bruni Australia Troy Brosnan
2016 United States Aaron Gwin United Kingdom Danny Hart Australia Troy Brosnan
2017 United States Aaron Gwin Australia Troy Brosnan South Africa Greg Minnaar
2018 France Amaury Pierron United Kingdom Danny Hart Australia Troy Brosnan
2019 France Loïc Bruni France Amaury Pierron Australia Troy Brosnan
2020 United Kingdom Matt Walker France Loïc Bruni South Africa Greg Minnaar
2021 France Loïc Bruni France Thibaut Dapréla France Loris Vergier
2022 France Amaury Pierron France Loris Vergier Canada Finn Iles
2023 France Loïc Bruni Canada Jackson Goldstone France Loris Vergier
2024 France Loïc Bruni Australia Troy Brosnan France Amaury Pierron
2025 Canada Jackson Goldstone (*1406) France Loïc Bruni (*1269) France Loris Vergier (*926)
  • Medals by rider:
Rank Coureur Gold Silver Bronze Total
1 France Nicolas Vouilloz 5 1 1 7
United States Aaron Gwin 5 1 1 7
3 France Loïc Bruni 4 2 – 6
4 South Africa Greg Minnaar 3 4 4 11
5 United Kingdom Steve Peat 3 2 2 7
6 Australia Sam Hill 2 4 – 6
7 France Amaury Pierron 2 1 1 4
8 Germany Jürgen Beneke 1 2 – 3
9 United Kingdom Gee Atherton 1 1 3 5
10 Australia Nathan Rennie 1 – 2 3
11 United Kingdom Josh Bryceland 1 – – 1
Canada Steve Smith 1 – – 1
Italy Corrado Herin 1 – – 1
France François Gachet 1 – – 1
United Kingdom Matt Walker 1 – – 1
16 Australia Troy Brosnan – 2 5 7
17 France Cédric Gracia – 2 1 3
18 United Kingdom Danny Hart – 2 – 2
Total 32 24 20 76
  • Medals by country:
RankNationGoldSilverBronzeTotal
1 France128727
2 Great Britain65516
3 United States53210
4 Australia36817
5 South Africa34411
6 Germany1304
7 Canada1113
8 Italy1012
9 Spain0134
10 Finland0101
11 Netherlands0011
Totals (11 entries)32323296
  • Total stages won by rider + world champs (updated Pal Arinsal)
Rank Rider Wins 2nd 3rd
1 South Africa Greg Minnaar 22+4 26+4 18+3
2 United States Aaron Gwin 20 7 4+1
3 United Kingdom Steve Peat 17+1 11+4 11
4 France Nicolas Vouilloz 16+7 13 9
5 Australia Sam Hill 13+3 8+1 9+2
6 France Loïc Bruni 12+5 13 9
7 France Amaury Pierron 12 4+1 2+1
8 United Kingdom Gee Atherton 8+2 12+1 10+1
9 France Loris Vergier 7+1 6 6+1
10 Canada Jackson Goldstone 6 1 1
11 France Fabien Barel 5+2 2+1 4+1
12 United Kingdom Danny Hart 4+2 6 10+1
13 Australia Chris Kovarik 4 5 1+1
14 Germany Jürgen Beneke 4 5 -
15 Spain David Vázquez López 4 3 4
16 Canada Steve Smith 4 3+1 1+1
17 France François Gachet 4+1 1+1 -
18 Australia Troy Brosnan 3 7+1 9+2
19 France Cédric Gracia 3 7 2+1
20 United Kingdom Josh Bryceland 3 3+1 2+1
21 United States John Tomac 3 1+2 2
22 Italy Corrado Hérin 3 - 2+1
23 Spain Tomás Misser 3 - 1
24 France Mickael Pascal 2 5+2 6+2
25 France Thibaut Dapréla 2 3 3
26 United Kingdom Marc Beaumont 2 - 1
27 France Benoit Coulanges 2 0+1 -
Finland Matti Lehikoinen 2 - -
29 Australia Nathan Rennie 1 5 8+1
30 Canada Finn Iles 1 5 3+1
31 United States Mike King 1+1 4 0+1
32 Austria Andreas Kolb 1 3+1 2
33 Australia Michael Hannah 1 2+2 6+1
34 United Kingdom Laurie Greenland 1 2+1 5+1
35 New Zealand Brook MacDonald 1 1 4
United States Myles Rockwell 1+1 1 4+1
37 United Kingdom Matt Walker 1 1 2
New Zealand Sam Blenkinsop 1 1 2+1
39 France Rémi Thirion 1 1 1+1
Podiums active Reece Wilson(2)+1, Ronan Dunne(2), Jordan Williams(2), Oisin O'Callaghan(2), Luca Shaw, Max Hartenstein, Mark Wallace, Bernard Kerr, Dakotah Norton(4), Ethan Craik, Angel Suarez Alonso(2), Baptiste Pierron, Stevens-McNab, Henri Kiefer

Women

Season Winner Runner-up Third
1993 Germany Regina Stiefl Italy Giovanna Bonazzi United States Missy Giove
1994 United States Kim Sonier France Anne-Caroline Chausson United States Missy Giove
1995 Germany Regina Stiefl Italy Giovanna Bonazzi United States Kim Sonier
1996 United States Missy Giove France Anne-Caroline Chausson United States Leigh Donovan
1997 United States Missy Giove France Anne-Caroline Chausson United States Leigh Donovan
1998 France Anne-Caroline Chausson United States Missy Giove France Nolvenn Le Caer
1999 France Anne-Caroline Chausson United States Missy Giove Finland Katja Repo
2000 France Anne-Caroline Chausson United States Missy Giove United States Leigh Donovan
2001 France Anne-Caroline Chausson United States Missy Giove France Sabrina Jonnier
2002 France Anne-Caroline Chausson France Sabrina Jonnier United Kingdom Tracy Moseley
2003 France Sabrina Jonnier United Kingdom Fionn Griffiths United Kingdom Tracy Moseley
2004 France Céline Gros France Sabrina Jonnier Switzerland Marielle Saner
2005 France Sabrina Jonnier United Kingdom Tracy Moseley United Kingdom Rachel Atherton
2006 United Kingdom Tracy Moseley France Sabrina Jonnier United Kingdom Rachel Atherton
2007 France Sabrina Jonnier United Kingdom Tracy Moseley Australia Tracey Hannah
2008 United Kingdom Rachel Atherton France Sabrina Jonnier United Kingdom Tracy Moseley
2009 France Sabrina Jonnier United Kingdom Tracy Moseley France Emmeline Ragot
2010 France Sabrina Jonnier France Floriane Pugin France Myriam Nicole
2011 United Kingdom Tracy Moseley France Floriane Pugin United Kingdom Rachel Atherton
2012 United Kingdom Rachel Atherton France Emmeline Ragot France Myriam Nicole
2013 United Kingdom Rachel Atherton France Emmeline Ragot United Kingdom Manon Carpenter
2014 United Kingdom Manon Carpenter United Kingdom Rachel Atherton France Emmeline Ragot
2015 United Kingdom Rachel Atherton United Kingdom Manon Carpenter United Kingdom Tahnee Seagrave
2016 United Kingdom Rachel Atherton United Kingdom Manon Carpenter Australia Tracey Hannah
2017 France Myriam Nicole United Kingdom Tahnee Seagrave Australia Tracey Hannah
2018 United Kingdom Rachel Atherton United Kingdom Tahnee Seagrave Australia Tracey Hannah
2019 Australia Tracey Hannah France Marine Cabirou Italy Veronica Widmann
2020 France Marine Cabirou France Myriam Nicole Germany Nina Hoffmann
2021 Austria Valentina Hoell France Myriam Nicole Switzerland Camille Balanche
2022 Switzerland Camille Balanche France Myriam Nicole Austria Valentina Hoell
2023 Austria Valentina Hoell Germany Nina Hoffmann France Marine Cabirou
2024 Austria Valentina Hoell France Marine Cabirou United Kingdom Tahnée Seagrave

Junior Men

Year 1st 2nd 3rd
2010 Australia Troy Brosnan New Zealand George Brannigan United Kingdom Lewis Buchanan
2011 Australia Troy Brosnan France Loïc Bruni United States Neko Mulally
2012 France Loïc Bruni Australia Connor Fearon United States Richard Rude Jr
2013 United States Richie Rude France Loris Vergier United Kingdom Michael Jones
2014 France Loris Vergier United States Luca Shaw United Kingdom Taylor Vernon
2015 United Kingdom Laurie Greenland Australia Andrew Crimmins Republic of Ireland Jacob Dickson
2016 Canada Finnley Iles France Gaëtan Vige United Kingdom Elliott Heap
2017 Canada Finnley Iles France Sylvain Cougoureux United Kingdom Matt Walker
2018 France Thibaut Dapréla United Kingdom Henry Kerr United Kingdom Kade Edwards
2019 France Thibaut Dapréla Australia Kie A'Hern Canada Lucas Cruz
2020 United Kingdom Ethan Craik Republic of Ireland Oisin O'Callaghan Portugal Nuno Reis
2021 Canada Jackson Goldstone United Kingdom Jordan Williams Spain Pau Menoyo Busquets
2022 Canada Jackson Goldstone United Kingdom Jordan Williams New Zealand Lachlan Stevens-McNab
2023 United States Ryan Pinkerton France Nathan Pontvianne Canada Bodhi Kuhn
2024 France Max Alran New Zealand Luke Wayman United States Asa Vermette

Dual-slalom

Men

Year 1st 2nd 3rd
1998 United States Brian Lopes United States Dave Cullinan United States Eric Carter
1999 United States Eric Carter United States Brian Lopes France Cédric Gracia
2000 United States Brian Lopes France Cédric Gracia Australia Wade Bootes
2001 United States Brian Lopes United States Eric Carter France Mickael Deldycke

Women

Year 1st 2nd 3rd
1998 Australia Katrina Miller Switzerland Sari Jörgensen France Sabrina Jonnier
1999 Australia Katrina Miller United States Leigh Donovan United States Tara Llanes
2000 France Anne-Caroline Chausson United States Tara Llanes United States Leigh Donovan
2001 United States Leigh Donovan Australia Katrina Miller United States Tara Llanes

Four-cross (4X)

Men

Year 1st 2nd 3rd
2002 United States Brian Lopes France Cédric Gracia United States Mike King
2003 United States Eric Carter Czech Republic Michal Prokop United States Mike King
2004 Czech Republic Michal Prokop United States Brian Lopes Germany Guido Tschugg
2005 United States Brian Lopes Czech Republic Michal Prokop France Cédric Gracia
2006 Czech Republic Michal Prokop Australia Jared Graves Czech Republic Kamil Tatarkovič
2007 United States Brian Lopes Czech Republic Michal Prokop Australia Jared Graves
2008 Spain Rafael Alvarez De Lara Lucas Germany Guido Tschugg United Kingdom Dan Atherton
2009 Australia Jared Graves Netherlands Joost Wichman France Romain Saladini
2010 Australia Jared Graves Czech Republic Tomáš Slavík Netherlands Joost Wichman
2011 Australia Jared Graves Switzerland Roger Rinderknecht Czech Republic Tomáš Slavík

Women

Year 1st 2nd 3rd
2002 France Anne-Caroline Chausson France Sabrina Jonnier Australia Katrina Miller
2003 Australia Katrina Miller France Sabrina Jonnier Japan Mio Suemasa
2004 France Sabrina Jonnier United States Tara Llanes United States Jill Kintner
2005 United States Jill Kintner Netherlands Anneke Beerten Czech Republic Jana Horáková
2006 United States Jill Kintner Australia Katrina Miller United States Tara Llanes
2007 Netherlands Anneke Beerten United States Jill Kintner Japan Mio Suemasa
2008 Netherlands Anneke Beerten Austria Anita Molcik United States Melissa Buhl
2009 Netherlands Anneke Beerten United Kingdom Fionn Griffiths United States Jill Kintner
2010 Austria Anita Molcik Netherlands Anneke Beerten Czech Republic Jana Horáková
2011 Netherlands Anneke Beerten United States Melissa Buhl Switzerland Lucia Oetjen

References

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