French rider Morgane Charre and Australian Jack Moir win the penultimate race of the Enduro World Series. Anita and Carolin Gehrig are back on the leaderboard together after injury-related breaks from racing - in twin fashion in 14th and 15th place. In the men's race, Swiss rider Patrick Lüthi rides to 27th place.

At the first Swiss e-mountain bike championships, Nathalie Schneitter and Jürg Graf win the cross-country titles in Disentis. Schneitter chases the title from world champion Nicole Göldi in the final round. Kathrin Stirnemann comes third. Graf relegates favorite Joris Ryf to second place, Nicolas Fischer rides to bronze.

Swedish enduro pro and World Series podium rider Robin Wallner began his enduro career in Finale in 2014. Today he is announcing his retirement at the same venue after riding his last race in Scotland. However, Wallner will not be leaving the Ibis racing team. He will take on the role of team manager there.

Joris Ryf rides to second place in the fourth race of the World E-Mountainbike Series in Girona, Spain, keeping the battle for overall victory wide open. World champion Jérôme Gilloux (FRA) wins the race, with Spain's Ismael Esteban Aguero in third place.

With a dry start on the final climb, Lukas Flückiger distances his last two pursuers and takes the Swiss bike marathon title ahead of Marc Stutzmann and defending champion Martin Fanger. In the women's race, Ariane Lüthi rides to the finish line as Swiss champion for the fifth time, almost ten minutes ahead of Janina Wüst. Jacqueline Schneebeli came third.

One day after his second place at the WES in Girona, Joris Ryf wins the short track race in Lugano, part of the Proffix Swiss Bike Cup. U23 rider Joel Roth comes second, Andri Frischknecht rides to third place. In the women's race, Linda Indergand takes a clear victory ahead of Sophie von Berswordt and Tina Züger. It is Indergand's first Swiss Cup victory in the elite category.