The popular E-Bike World Championships for everyone took place for the sixth time this year in Ischgl and Galtür. The unique format offers both recreational riders and ambitious athletes the chance to compete for a world championship title. In the Elite category, two athletes from Poland—Marcin Bogdanski and Katerina Matysik—came out on top and secured the coveted titles.

In mid-August, Belgian freeride pro Thomas Genon visited the Tour des Niares in Châtel—not just for a casual session, but with an eye toward the biggest event of the year. In the video, Tommy G offers a glimpse into his preparations for Utah and explains his Red Bull Rampage bike.

From a slippery practice session in the rain to a sunny showdown: At the Rookies Cup season finale in Winterberg, nearly 350 young riders from 18 nations battled it out for the final points of the year. On the challenging downhill course, several of the overall titles weren’t decided until the final run.

Anna Weinbeer is crowned marathon world champion in Primiero, Italy. The Swiss athlete pulled away from her competitors early on and cruised to the gold medal. In the men’s race, Andreas Seewald celebrated his second world championship title. Behind him, Gioele De Cosmo and Jakob Dorigoni secured a one-two finish for Italy.

Luca Schätti and Nicole Koller won the elite races at the season finale of the Škoda Swiss Bike Cup in Gränichen, securing the overall victory in the series in the process.

Verbier becomes the Swiss downhill mecca: Yannick Baechler and Lisa Baumann secure the Swiss championship titles on the long and challenging course. At the same time, the sixth round of the iXS European Downhill Cup provided an international spectacle in which, of all people, the youngest riders outshone the elite.