Pro Events 2024

Where Can I watch?

You can watch live coverage of the downhill and cross-country races on various platforms including YouTube, Discovery+, GCN+, Eurosport and the UCI Mountain Bike World Series website- (where you are able to watch can be race dependent). You can also catch the highlights on Red Bull TV. Crankworx will be shown live in its entirety on Red Bull TV, which is free for all.

Full Events List

UCI Cross Country World Cup (XCO/XCC), United States
Sep
27
to 29 Sep

UCI Cross Country World Cup (XCO/XCC), United States

Lake Placid, United States

XC was the original form of mountain bike racing, and remains one of the most popular disciplines to this day. Confusingly, we can break down XC into three categories; XCO, XCC and XCM.

XCO is the pinnacle of the sport and sees a large group of riders do a mass start, then race a natural off-road circuit littered with features both man-made and natural.

XCC is basically a short circuit version that allows riders to qualify for the first three rows of the XCO.

XCM, or cross country marathon, sees riders competing on vast stretches of single track in a super long point-to-point race.

Pretty much all XC races are fast, furious and extremely exciting, so check it out if you haven’t already!

UCI MTB World Series

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UCI Downhill & Cross Country (XCO/XCC) World Cup, Canada
Oct
4
to 6 Oct

UCI Downhill & Cross Country (XCO/XCC) World Cup, Canada

Mont-Saint-Anne, Canada

Downhill

Downhill mountain biking is a format that sees the world’s fastest men and women race their bikes down a gravity fed track, and it’s quite literally the fastest time on finals day that wins the event. A controversial new format was introduced in 2023 that saw the introduction of semi-finals; a round that takes place after qualifying, and before the finals day runs which means riders are doing three runs at close to race-pace. It’s high risk, high reward, the racing is always fantastic and the atmosphere is pure electric.    

Cross Country

XC was the original form of mountain bike racing, and remains one of the most popular disciplines to this day. Confusingly, we can break down XC into three categories; XCO, XCC and XCM.

XCO is the pinnacle of the sport and sees a large group of riders do a mass start, then race a natural off-road circuit littered with features both man-made and natural.

XCC is basically a short circuit version that allows riders to qualify for the first three rows of the XCO.

XCM, or cross country marathon, sees riders competing on vast stretches of single track in a super long point-to-point race.

Pretty much all XC races are fast, furious and extremely exciting, so check it out if you haven’t already!   

UCI MTB World Series

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UCI Downhill & Enduro World Cup, France
Sep
6
to 8 Sep

UCI Downhill & Enduro World Cup, France

Loudenvielle, France

Downhill

Downhill mountain biking is a format that sees the world’s fastest men and women race their bikes down a gravity fed track, and it’s quite literally the fastest time on finals day that wins the event. A controversial new format was introduced in 2023 that saw the introduction of semi-finals; a round that takes place after qualifying, and before the finals day runs which means riders are doing three runs at close to race-pace. It’s high risk, high reward, the racing is always fantastic and the atmosphere is pure electric.    

Enduro

Enduro as a race format is one of the most expansive and impressive. Riders will be challenged by between 3 and 6 timed stages that are mostly downhill (some will include a pedal) and vary in length and difficulty. Between each stage they will have an untimed ‘transfer stage’ that could include a hike-a-bike, chair lift, or a good old fashioned pedal; your time on the way up does not matter- all you have to do is make your allotted start time. Riders have to be full throttle on multiple natural and technical tracks, and the person with the best over all time will win the event. The racing is gnarly, the riders are incredibly talented and the speed over huge distances is insane. 

UCI MTB World Series

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UCI Mountain Bike World Championships, Andorra
Aug
28
to 1 Sep

UCI Mountain Bike World Championships, Andorra

Pal Arinsal & Vallnord - Andorra

Downhill & Cross Country (XCO/XCC)

The World Championships actually take place within the World Series season, but there is a slight difference.

The race-day formats will differ slightly and the race will not contribute points to the World Series overall standings- instead, there will be medals for the top three riders in each category, and the winner will take home the coveted ‘Rainbow Jersey’ in addition to their gold medal.

The winner will have the honour of wearing the ‘the stripes’, as they are affectionately known, for the rest of the race season. It’s go big or go home in this special event, and every rider in the field wants to win it.

UCI World Championships

Downhill

Downhill mountain biking is a format that sees the world’s fastest men and women race their bikes down a gravity fed track, and it’s quite literally the fastest time on finals day that wins the event. A controversial new format was introduced in 2023 that saw the introduction of semi-finals; a round that takes place after qualifying, and before the finals day runs which means riders are doing three runs at close to race-pace. It’s high risk, high reward, the racing is always fantastic and the atmosphere is pure electric.   

Cross Country

XC was the original form of mountain bike racing, and remains one of the most popular disciplines to this day. Confusingly, we can break down XC into three categories; XCO, XCC and XCM.

XCO is the pinnacle of the sport and sees a large group of riders do a mass start, then race a natural off-road circuit littered with features both man-made and natural.

XCC is basically a short circuit version that allows riders to qualify for the first three rows of the XCO.

XCM, or cross country marathon, sees riders competing on vast stretches of single track in a super long point-to-point race.

Pretty much all XC races are fast, furious and extremely exciting, so check it out if you haven’t already!  

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Paris Olympics
Jul
28
to 29 Jul

Paris Olympics

Paris, France

The Olympics really needs no introduction, but for fans of XC racing there is plenty to be excited about.

The best of the best will go up against each other, represent their countries, and battle it out on the world’s biggest sporting stage.

All the biggest names in the sport will be putting this win at the top of their wish lists this year- as we all know, winning an Olympic gold medal is one of the highest honours any sports person could hope to achieve.

Paris Olympics MTB

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Crankworx Whistler
Jul
19
to 28 Jul

Crankworx Whistler

Whistler, Canada

Crankworx has become the ultimate MTB series, and a festival in its own right. There are 4 stops (New Zealand, Australia, Europe, and Canada) and a multitude of disciplines.

Crankworx embraces the party atmosphere, champions tricks, thrives on speed and is an all out, no holds barred, MTB extravaganza. All the events are a blast to watch, and the world’s very best go head-to-head for the title of King & Queen of Crankworx.

The Slopestyle is the series’ crowning glory and, as we know, this year’s events will feature the first ever women’s professional Slopestyle event, and we can’t wait. The World Tour culminates in a week-long bike festival in the world famous Whistler- an event that every MTB enthusiast dreams of attending.

Crankworx Whistler

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UCI Enduro World Cup, Switzerland
Jul
12
to 14 Jul

UCI Enduro World Cup, Switzerland

Valais, Switzerland

Enduro as a race format is one of the most expansive and impressive. Riders will be challenged by between 3 and 6 timed stages that are mostly downhill (some will include a pedal) and vary in length and difficulty. Between each stage they will have an untimed ‘transfer stage’ that could include a hike-a-bike, chair lift, or a good old fashioned pedal; your time on the way up does not matter- all you have to do is make your allotted start time. Riders have to be full throttle on multiple natural and technical tracks, and the person with the best over all time will win the event. The racing is gnarly, the riders are incredibly talented and the speed over huge distances is insane. 

UCI MTB World Series

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UCI Downhill, Enduro & Cross Country (XCO/XCC) World Cup, France
Jun
25
to 7 Jul

UCI Downhill, Enduro & Cross Country (XCO/XCC) World Cup, France

Haute-Savoie, France

Downhill

Downhill mountain biking is a format that sees the world’s fastest men and women race their bikes down a gravity fed track, and it’s quite literally the fastest time on finals day that wins the event. A controversial new format was introduced in 2023 that saw the introduction of semi-finals; a round that takes place after qualifying, and before the finals day runs which means riders are doing three runs at close to race-pace. It’s high risk, high reward, the racing is always fantastic and the atmosphere is pure electric.    

Enduro

Enduro as a race format is one of the most expansive and impressive. Riders will be challenged by between 3 and 6 timed stages that are mostly downhill (some will include a pedal) and vary in length and difficulty. Between each stage they will have an untimed ‘transfer stage’ that could include a hike-a-bike, chair lift, or a good old fashioned pedal; your time on the way up does not matter- all you have to do is make your allotted start time. Riders have to be full throttle on multiple natural and technical tracks, and the person with the best over all time will win the event. The racing is gnarly, the riders are incredibly talented and the speed over huge distances is insane. 

Cross Country

XC was the original form of mountain bike racing, and remains one of the most popular disciplines to this day. Confusingly, we can break down XC into three categories; XCO, XCC and XCM.

XCO is the pinnacle of the sport and sees a large group of riders do a mass start, then race a natural off-road circuit littered with features both man-made and natural.

XCC is basically a short circuit version that allows riders to qualify for the first three rows of the XCO.

XCM, or cross country marathon, sees riders competing on vast stretches of single track in a super long point-to-point race.

Pretty much all XC races are fast, furious and extremely exciting, so check it out if you haven’t already!  

UCI MTB World Series

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UCI Cross Country World Cup (XCO/XCC), Switzerland
Jun
21
to 23 Jun

UCI Cross Country World Cup (XCO/XCC), Switzerland

Crans-Montana, Switzerland

XC was the original form of mountain bike racing, and remains one of the most popular disciplines to this day. Confusingly, we can break down XC into three categories; XCO, XCC and XCM.

XCO is the pinnacle of the sport and sees a large group of riders do a mass start, then race a natural off-road circuit littered with features both man-made and natural.

XCC is basically a short circuit version that allows riders to qualify for the first three rows of the XCO.

XCM, or cross country marathon, sees riders competing on vast stretches of single track in a super long point-to-point race.

Pretty much all XC races are fast, furious and extremely exciting, so check it out if you haven’t already!

UCI MTB World Series

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UCI Downhill & Cross Country (XCO/XCC) World Cup, Italy
Jun
14
to 16 Jun

UCI Downhill & Cross Country (XCO/XCC) World Cup, Italy

Val di Sole, Italy

Downhill

Downhill mountain biking is a format that sees the world’s fastest men and women race their bikes down a gravity fed track, and it’s quite literally the fastest time on finals day that wins the event. A controversial new format was introduced in 2023 that saw the introduction of semi-finals; a round that takes place after qualifying, and before the finals day runs which means riders are doing three runs at close to race-pace. It’s high risk, high reward, the racing is always fantastic and the atmosphere is pure electric.    

Cross Country

XC was the original form of mountain bike racing, and remains one of the most popular disciplines to this day. Confusingly, we can break down XC into three categories; XCO, XCC and XCM.

XCO is the pinnacle of the sport and sees a large group of riders do a mass start, then race a natural off-road circuit littered with features both man-made and natural.

XCC is basically a short circuit version that allows riders to qualify for the first three rows of the XCO.

XCM, or cross country marathon, sees riders competing on vast stretches of single track in a super long point-to-point race.

Pretty much all XC races are fast, furious and extremely exciting, so check it out if you haven’t already!   

UCI MTB World Series

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Crankworx Innsbruck
Jun
12
to 16 Jun

Crankworx Innsbruck

Innsbruck, Austria

Crankworx has become the ultimate MTB series, and a festival in its own right. There are 4 stops (New Zealand, Australia, Europe, and Canada) and a multitude of disciplines.

Crankworx embraces the party atmosphere, champions tricks, thrives on speed and is an all out, no holds barred, MTB extravaganza. All the events are a blast to watch, and the world’s very best go head-to-head for the title of King & Queen of Crankworx.

The Slopestyle is the series’ crowning glory and, as we know, this year’s events will feature the first ever women’s professional Slopestyle event, and we can’t wait. The World Tour culminates in a week-long bike festival in the world famous Whistler- an event that every MTB enthusiast dreams of attending.

Crankworx Innsbruck

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UCI Downhill & Enduro World Cup, Austria
Jun
7
to 9 Jun

UCI Downhill & Enduro World Cup, Austria

Leogang, Austria

Downhill

Downhill mountain biking is a format that sees the world’s fastest men and women race their bikes down a gravity fed track, and it’s quite literally the fastest time on finals day that wins the event. A controversial new format was introduced in 2023 that saw the introduction of semi-finals; a round that takes place after qualifying, and before the finals day runs which means riders are doing three runs at close to race-pace. It’s high risk, high reward, the racing is always fantastic and the atmosphere is pure electric.    

Enduro

Enduro as a race format is one of the most expansive and impressive. Riders will be challenged by between 3 and 6 timed stages that are mostly downhill (some will include a pedal) and vary in length and difficulty. Between each stage they will have an untimed ‘transfer stage’ that could include a hike-a-bike, chair lift, or a good old fashioned pedal; your time on the way up does not matter- all you have to do is make your allotted start time. Riders have to be full throttle on multiple natural and technical tracks, and the person with the best over all time will win the event. The racing is gnarly, the riders are incredibly talented and the speed over huge distances is insane. 

UCI MTB World Series

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Red Bull Hardline Wales
Jun
2
to 3 Jun

Red Bull Hardline Wales

Dinas Mawddwy, North Wales

Hardline is in its first year of being a race series, and after the radness of the Tasmania leg, we can’t wait for the race to go home- and neither can anyone else apparently, tickets sold out almost immediately!

Hardline is specifically designed to be the ultimate challenge for downhill riders, and is like no other race on earth. The course is designed by the one and only Atherton family who are skilled enough, and crazy enough, to build a monster of a track that is right on the limit of what is possible on a mountain bike.

Watch as a handful of the best riders on the face of the earth are invited to attempt the ultimate downhill race track- will we see the first ever full lap from a female rider a the Welsh track this year?

Red Bull Hardline Wales

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UCI Cross Country World Cup (XCO/XCC), Czech Republic
May
24
to 26 May

UCI Cross Country World Cup (XCO/XCC), Czech Republic

Nové Město na Moravě, Czech Republic

XC was the original form of mountain bike racing, and remains one of the most popular disciplines to this day. Confusingly, we can break down XC into three categories; XCO, XCC and XCM.

XCO is the pinnacle of the sport and sees a large group of riders do a mass start, then race a natural off-road circuit littered with features both man-made and natural.

XCC is basically a short circuit version that allows riders to qualify for the first three rows of the XCO.

XCM, or cross country marathon, sees riders competing on vast stretches of single track in a super long point-to-point race.

Pretty much all XC races are fast, furious and extremely exciting, so check it out if you haven’t already! 

UCI MTB World Series

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Crankworx Cairns
May
22
to 26 May

Crankworx Cairns

Cairns, Australia

Crankworx has become the ultimate MTB series, and a festival in its own right. There are 4 stops (New Zealand, Australia, Europe, and Canada) and a multitude of disciplines.

Crankworx embraces the party atmosphere, champions tricks, thrives on speed and is an all out, no holds barred, MTB extravaganza. All the events are a blast to watch, and the world’s very best go head-to-head for the title of King & Queen of Crankworx.

The Slopestyle is the series’ crowning glory and, as we know, this year’s events will feature the first ever women’s professional Slopestyle event, and we can’t wait. The World Tour culminates in a week-long bike festival in the world famous Whistler- an event that every MTB enthusiast dreams of attending.

Crankworx Cairns

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UCI Downhill & Enduro World Cup, Poland
May
17
to 19 May

UCI Downhill & Enduro World Cup, Poland

Bielsko Biala, Poland

Downhill

Downhill mountain biking is a format that sees the world’s fastest men and women race their bikes down a gravity fed track, and it’s quite literally the fastest time on finals day that wins the event. A controversial new format was introduced in 2023 that saw the introduction of semi-finals; a round that takes place after qualifying, and before the finals day runs which means riders are doing three runs at close to race-pace. It’s high risk, high reward, the racing is always fantastic and the atmosphere is pure electric.    

Enduro

Enduro as a race format is one of the most expansive and impressive. Riders will be challenged by between 3 and 6 timed stages that are mostly downhill (some will include a pedal) and vary in length and difficulty. Between each stage they will have an untimed ‘transfer stage’ that could include a hike-a-bike, chair lift, or a good old fashioned pedal; your time on the way up does not matter- all you have to do is make your allotted start time. Riders have to be full throttle on multiple natural and technical tracks, and the person with the best over all time will win the event. The racing is gnarly, the riders are incredibly talented and the speed over huge distances is insane. 

UCI MTB World Series

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UCI Enduro World Cup, Italy
May
10
to 12 May

UCI Enduro World Cup, Italy

Finale Outdoor Region, Italy

Enduro as a race format is one of the most expansive and impressive. Riders will be challenged by between 3 and 6 timed stages that are mostly downhill (some will include a pedal) and vary in length and difficulty. Between each stage they will have an untimed ‘transfer stage’ that could include a hike-a-bike, chair lift, or a good old fashioned pedal; your time on the way up does not matter- all you have to do is make your allotted start time. Riders have to be full throttle on multiple natural and technical tracks, and the person with the best over all time will win the event. The racing is gnarly, the riders are incredibly talented and the speed over huge distances is insane. 

UCI MTB World Series

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UCI Downhill World Cup, Scotland
May
3
to 5 May

UCI Downhill World Cup, Scotland

Fort William, Scotland

Downhill mountain biking is a format that sees the world’s fastest men and women race their bikes down a gravity fed track, and it’s quite literally the fastest time on finals day that wins the event. A controversial new format was introduced in 2023 that saw the introduction of semi-finals; a round that takes place after qualifying, and before the finals day runs which means riders are doing three runs at close to race-pace. It’s high risk, high reward, the racing is always fantastic and the atmosphere is pure electric.

UCI MTB World Series

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UCI Cross Country World Cup (XCO/XCC), Brazil
Apr
19
to 21 Apr

UCI Cross Country World Cup (XCO/XCC), Brazil

Araxá, Brazil

XC was the original form of mountain bike racing, and remains one of the most popular disciplines to this day. Confusingly, we can break down XC into three categories; XCO, XCC and XCM.

XCO is the pinnacle of the sport and sees a large group of riders do a mass start, then race a natural off-road circuit littered with features both man-made and natural.

XCC is basically a short circuit version that allows riders to qualify for the first three rows of the XCO.

XCM, or cross country marathon, sees riders competing on vast stretches of single track in a super long point-to-point race.

Pretty much all XC races are fast, furious and extremely exciting, so check it out if you haven’t already! 

UCI MTB World Series

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UCI Cross Country World Cup (XCO/XCC), Brazil
Apr
12
to 14 Apr

UCI Cross Country World Cup (XCO/XCC), Brazil

Mairiporã, Brazil

XC was the original form of mountain bike racing, and remains one of the most popular disciplines to this day. Confusingly, we can break down XC into three categories; XCO, XCC and XCM.

XCO is the pinnacle of the sport and sees a large group of riders do a mass start, then race a natural off-road circuit littered with features both man-made and natural.

XCC is basically a short circuit version that allows riders to qualify for the first three rows of the XCO.

XCM, or cross country marathon, sees riders competing on vast stretches of single track in a super long point-to-point race.

Pretty much all XC races are fast, furious and extremely exciting, so check it out if you haven’t already! 

UCI MTB World Series

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Crankworx Rotorua
Mar
16
to 24 Mar

Crankworx Rotorua

Rotorua, New Zealand

Crankworx has become the ultimate MTB series, and a festival in its own right. There are 4 stops (New Zealand, Australia, Europe, and Canada) and a multitude of disciplines.

Crankworx embraces the party atmosphere, champions tricks, thrives on speed and is an all out, no holds barred, MTB extravaganza. All the events are a blast to watch, and the world’s very best go head-to-head for the title of King & Queen of Crankworx.

The Slopestyle is the series’ crowning glory and, as we know, this year’s events will feature the first ever women’s professional Slopestyle event, and we can’t wait. The World Tour culminates in a week-long bike festival in the world famous Whistler- an event that every MTB enthusiast dreams of attending.

Crankworx Rotorua

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Red Bull Hardline Tasmania
Feb
23
to 24 Feb

Red Bull Hardline Tasmania

Tasmania, Australia

For the first time ever, the world’s gnarliest downhill race goes global and Maydena Bike Park in Tasmania, Australia, hosted its inaugural Red Bull Hardline event.

A team of legendary builders put together one of the sickest racetracks we’ve ever seen, filled with incredible technical sections and humungous feature to test the metal of some of the finest free riders and down hill racers on the face of the earth.

This one of the key race events of the year for our favourite female athletes, as they aim to push women’s MTB to the next level for the coming 2024 season.

Red Bull Hardline Tasmania

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Darkfest
Feb
3
to 10 Feb

Darkfest

Stellenbosch, South Africa

DarkFest is one of the ultimate free ride competitions, and is home to some of the largest dirt-to-dirt jumps anywhere on earth.

It is held in the gorgeous mountains of Stellenbosch, South Africa, and every year sees some of the best male and female athletes sessioning these incredible jumps together.

There is not a competitive element, instead everyone turns up to try and progress the sports, enjoy each other’s company and let the rad time flow- and you’d better believe they flow.

The world-famous step-up is home to some of the biggest and best tricks of the year, ‘the rockets’ send people to the moon every year and the 110 footer has only really been conquered by one rider- so far.

DarkFest

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