With a lead of almost ten minutes, Andreas Seewald wins the Grand Raid BCVS for the fifth time ahead of Frenchman Alexandre Balmer, who secures the Swiss Championship title ahead of Urs Huber and Marc Stutzmann. In the women's race, defending champion Irina Lützelschwab achieves a start-to-finish victory ahead of Alessia Nay, who secures silver in the Swiss championship race. Janina Wüst wins bronze. 

The Swiss Enduro Series entered its second round in Flims Laax, and the Swiss Enduro champions were crowned at the same time. The approximately 430 participants were offered a whole range of trails, from glacier-formed rock trails to fresh single trails and freshly prepared flow lines. France's Melanie Pugin and Italy's Mirco Vendmmia were the fastest to fly down the challenging descents. Delia Da Mocogno, on the other hand, secured the Swiss champion's jersey for the first time in second place, while Basil Weber finished third in the overall classification as the new Swiss champion.

Vital Albin (THÖMUS maxon) and Steffi Häberlin (Team BMC) won the elite categories at the CIC Swiss Bike Cup in Basel's Schänzli area. These were long-awaited victories for both of them. One week before the Mountain Bike World Championships in Andorra, the races were also very well attended internationally, the races were highly exciting and the decisions were made in the final sprint.
 

Lukas Flückiger returns to the racing scene as the fastest team boss. The team leader of the Bixs Performance Team wins the Swiss Epic together with Gian Schmid ahead of the Italians Lorenzo and Nicolas Samparisi and the Swiss Simon Walter and Ursin Spescha. Monica Calderon Martinez and Tessa Kortekaas are at the top of the women's rankings. The Colombian-Dutch duo clearly beat Vera Looser (NAM) and Danielle Strydom (RSA). Third place went to the Italians Costanza Fasolis and Chiara Burato.