The ÖKK Bike Revolution aims to bring adrenaline, sport and passion to the Swiss trails again in 2025. With four stops in Engelberg, Huttwil, Gruyère and Davos, the race series will be slightly smaller than the previous season, but aims to make the events even more attractive for elite riders and, above all, young talent.

At the grand finale of the ÖKK Bike Revolution in Huttwil, Bern, local Mathias Flückiger won an attractive race ahead of Marcel Guerrini and Frenchman Jordan Sarrou. In the women's race, Alessandra Keller from Nidwalden secured her fourth victory in a row. Sina Frei took second place, Nicole Koller secured third place. Alessandra Keller and Marcel Guerrini emerged as the overall winners of the series.

Alessandra Keller from Central Switzerland gave the competition at the ÖKK Bike Revolution in Engelberg no chance and won ahead of Seraina Leugger and Linda Indergand. Victory in the men's race also remained in Central Switzerland. Marcel Guerrini, who lives in Ufhusen, celebrated a start-to-finish victory in the muddy conditions ahead of Nino Schurter and his team colleague Timon Rüegg.

There are still just over two months to go until the ÖKK Bike Revolution 2024 kicks off. The race series features five top-class races. Four of these races have been awarded HC status by the UCI, the highest race category under the World Cup. The organizers are also delighted to have a race in French-speaking Switzerland for the first time with Gruyere. The ÖKK Bike Revolution races will be broadcast live on Red Bull TV and BlueTV.

Fans can enjoy exciting races at the final of the ÖKK Bike Revolution in Huttwil. Athletes from over 20 nations will be competing in Oberaargau. Mathias Flückiger wins his home race and thrills the more than 8,000 fans on site. Alessandra Keller secures the day's and overall victory in the women's race. The latter goes to Lars Forster in the men's race

The organizers of the ÖKK Bike Revolution can look back on an unforgettable start with exciting races, emotional moments and eventful events, not only on but also off the race track. The young race series is now entering the next round and is presenting five races for the 2023 season, with Davos and Engelberg joining as new venues.

The first season of the ÖKK BIKE REVOLUTION came to a wet but worthy end in Huttwil in Upper Aargau. With Nino Schurter, Pauline Ferrand Prevot, Simone Avondetto and Monique Halter, four reigning world champions were at the start in Huttwil. The day's victory went to Pauline Ferrand Prevot and Lars Forster from Eastern Switzerland.

The second edition of the ÖKK Bike Revolution will take place in the Alpine town of Chur on April 23/24. World champion Nino Schurter will be up against a strong French trio in his home town, while the trio of Frei, Indergand and Keller will be up against the flying Dutchwoman Anne Terpstra, among others. But the stop in Chur also offers more than just racing. The Velo Gusto tours were already a hit at the premiere on Monte Tamaro and are also launching the event in Chur with culinary delights and tours.

The new Swiss mountain bike series "ÖKK Bike Revolution" starts on Monte Tamaro (Ticino) from March 25 - 27. There, Swiss Olympic champion Jolanda Neff will meet world champion Evie Richards (GBR) and overall World Cup winner Loana Lecomte (FRA). But it's not just professionals who get their money's worth in the race series. The offer for amateur athletes is new.

Reigning cross-country world champion Nino Schurter and former mountain bike star Ralph Näf are launching a new racing experience in the 2022 season. The "ÖKK BIKE REVOLUTION" combines top-class sport, popular sport, youth development and mountain bike events. It starts in March on Monte Tamaro.