Mercedes-Benz UCI Mountain Bike World Cup

The MTB season closes in style at a brand-new venue – Lousã, Portugal.

It’s the start of a very intense cross-country season in Albstadt, Germany.

Nové Město na Moravě is among the most technical cross-country courses in the world and a rider’s favourite.

Leogang, Austria, hosts the first double-header of the season. Watch as cross-country and downhill unite.

For 2021, the organisers in Les Gets are adding new technical parts to the downhill and cross-country courses.

Downhill MTB returns to Maribor, Slovenia, for the fourth DH of the 2021 UCI Mountain Bike World Cup season.

The Swiss alpine resort of Lenzerheide hosts the penultimate stop of the 2021 season.

For the second time, the small town of Snowshoe in the USA hosts the final round of the World Cup.

After five years' absence the downhill UCI Mountain Bike World Cup returns to Lourdes where a technical and steep course awaits the riders for their opening round of the tour.

A brand-new venue and course await the cross-country athletes for their opening round of the 2022 season. The tropical climate mixed with a physical course will be a challenge for the riders.

The course at Albstadt is dominated by two big climbs, and races here are always exciting right up to the last few meters, which often feature nail-biting sprint finishes.

A riders' favorite, the course at Nové Město na Moravě is one of the world's most technical cross-country courses and modifications for 2022 will guarantee another nail-biting race.

It's the longest course of the World Cup season and it'll push the athletes to their limits. Fort William, the UK's mountain bike mecca, hosted its first UCI Mountain Bike World Cup back in 2003.

The first double-header of the season combines two disciplines at one venue. Fast and steep, Leogang was voted best Downhill World Cup in 2021. The 3.6km cross-country course offers some long climbs.

Vallnord is well known in the MTB scene, but this year’s downhill course is brand new to athletes and fans. Meanwhile, the cross-country course will only see a small modification.

Last year Snowshoe delivered one of the most exciting World Cup finals in recent history. While the downhill course here is technical, the cross-country course is fast – and famous for close races.

After a two-year absence, the venue with the longest MTB World Cup history is back. While the DH course tests riders' physical fitness, the XCO course guarantees some real technical challenges.

It’s the big finale of the season and where better to hold it than in Val di Sole. The DH track was redesigned for the 2021 World Champs and the cross-country course now has more technical uphills.