Program and results World Championship Mountain Biking 2025 | First Short Race medals awarded. Dutch riders twice in top 10
Mountain BikingWednesday, 10 September 2025 at 07:48
This week, the World Championships in mountain biking are taking place in the Swiss region of Valais. Last week, the Swiss were able to watch events such as Pump Track, Downhill, and Marathon, but during these days, the Short Race and Cross Country competitions will be added. Here is an overview of what has happened and what is still to come.
Tuesday, Sept. 9 (Zermatt)
Short Race U23 women (3:30 PM local time)
🥇️ Isabella Holmgren (Canada)
🥈️ Carla Hahn (Germany)
🥉 Tyler Jacobs (South Africa)
🥇️ Isabella Holmgren (Canada)
🥈️ Carla Hahn (Germany)
🥉 Tyler Jacobs (South Africa)
Short Race U23 men (4:15 PM local time)
🥇️ Adrien Boichis (France)
🥈️ Finn Treudler (Switzerland)
🥉 Cole Punchard (Canada)
🥇️ Adrien Boichis (France)
🥈️ Finn Treudler (Switzerland)
🥉 Cole Punchard (Canada)
Short Race elite women (5:15 PM local time)
🥇️ Alessandra Keller (Switzerland)
🥈️ Jenny Rissveds (Sweden)
🥉 Jennifer Jackson (Canada)
🥇️ Alessandra Keller (Switzerland)
🥈️ Jenny Rissveds (Sweden)
🥉 Jennifer Jackson (Canada)
Short Race elite men (6 PM local time)
🥇️ Victor Koretzky (France)
🥈️ Christopher Blevins (USA)
🥉 Mathis Azzaro (France)
🥇️ Victor Koretzky (France)
🥈️ Christopher Blevins (USA)
🥉 Mathis Azzaro (France)
Thursday, Sept. 11 (Crans Montana)
Mixed Relay Cross Country (5 PM local time)
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Saturday, Sept. 13 (Crans Montana)
Cross Country U23 men (11 AM local time)
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Cross Country elite women (2 PM local time)
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Sunday, Sept. 14 (Crans Montana)
Cross Country U23 women (10:30 AM local time )
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Cross Country elite men (1:30 PM local time)
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