Durango to Host 2030 UCI Mountain Bike World Championships
The Union Cycliste Internationale (UCI) announced today that Durango, Colorado, will be the host city of the 2030 UCI Mountain Bike World Championships.
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More teams sign on to Gates’ 2025 downhill challenge
Belt drive innovator Gates has partnered with four elite race teams for the 2025 UCI World Cup Downhill season. The partnerships will push the limits of research and development, with these top teams rigorously testing Gates Belt Drive systems in some of the world’s toughest downhill racing conditions.
Ergon GDH Team grip launches as a two-time DH world champ
The new Ergon GDH Team is the ultimate example of how effective ergonomics can be in a downhill grip. Every detail of the GDH Team – shape, density, texture, rubber – was developed to provide more control and better grip, and it’s already winning World titles.
Winning debut for Pinarello Dogma XC
The all-new Pinarello Dogma XC mountain bike enjoyed a dream debut at Nové Město with INEOS Grenadiers star Tom Pidcock riding it to victory in both the Men’s Elite Cross-county Short Track and Olympic events.
Red Bull launches Race Tapes ahead of 2023 MTB World Cup season
Ahead of the 2023 UCI Mountain Bike World Cup season, Red Bull TV has released a new docuseries called Race Tapes which follows the stories of the world’s best riders as they turn a passion for cycling into a career of racing.
BMX World Cup event coming to Tulsa
The UCI has announced that the 2024 BMX World Cup is headed to Tulsa in April 2024.
Iron Horse Bicycle Classic announces MTB race details
This year’s Iron Horse Bicycle Classic Subaru Mountain Bike Race will harken back to the past, using similar trails as the 2001 UCI World Cup course.
Wolf Tooth Components becomes official supplier to Jumbo-Visma squad
Wolf Tooth is proud to be named Official Supplier of Team Jumbo-Visma. This new sponsorship includes men’s and women’s teams in road and cyclocross for 2023.
Cannondale Factory Racing kicks off ‘23 season
Cannondale Factory Racing (CFR) is kicking off the 2023 season with its youngest and most dynamic athlete roster yet, as well as a fresh new look.