In a thrilling final sprint, Konny Looser from Hinwil wins his second Swiss bike marathon title ahead of Urs Huber and Martin Fanger. Steffi Häberlin wins the women's title with a clear lead over Irina Lützelschwab and Janina Wüst. Fanger and seventh-placed Carmen Zaugg remain the Bike Marathon Classics leaders.

Just under a month after the Cross Country and Downhill World Cup in Saalfelden Leogang, the world's best mountain bikers will meet in Lenzerheide from July 8 to 10. At the UCI Mountain Bike World Cup as part of the Bike Kingdom Games, the next decisions will be made in the short track, cross country and downhill disciplines. The World Cup Sunday will be particularly important for local hero and World Cup leader Nino Schurter, as he could become the sole record holder for the most individual World Cup victories with a win in his home race.

Olympic cross-country champion Jolanda Neff is undoubtedly a multi-talented athlete, as she recently proved in the women's Tour de Suisse with her impressive second place. As a guest on the SRF program "Gredig direkt", Neff talks, among other things, about how passion is just as much a part of top-class sport as suffering itself, but also how a young athlete can withstand the ever-increasing pressure to perform.

The Swiss delegation finishes the 2022 European Junior, U23 and Short Track Championships in Anadia, Portugal, in first place in the medal table. Monique Halter, Ronja Blöchlinger and Yanik Binz won gold in their categories, as well as six other medals.

One year after his first victory in the infamous mass start downhill race on Alpe d'Huez, Swiss rider Stefan Peter wins again. After more than 43 minutes of riding time, Peter wins by twelve seconds ahead of the Scotsman Liam Moynihan and the Belgian Olivier Bruwiere.

The Stone King Rally, the successor to the Trans Provence enduro stage race, challenges some of the best enduro athletes over six days. Tanja Naber (GER) wins the women's race ahead of Carolin Gehrig (SUI) and Calixta von Feilitzsch. Gusti Wildhaber battled for victory in the men's race, but had to settle for second place behind Romain Paulhan (FRA), partly due to a heavy crash on the last stage. Third place went to Greg Callaghan (IRL).