Mountain Bike

Mountain Bike Cross-country (XCO, XCC, and XCM)

Mountain Bike Cross-country includes several off-road endurance disciplines raced on trails, forest roads, and varied terrain. Cross-country Olympic (XCO) features technical lap-based racing, Cross-country Short Track (XCC) delivers shorter and faster spectator-friendly races, and Cross-country Marathon (XCM) challenges riders over longer distances. These disciplines combine fitness, technical riding skills, and endurance in natural outdoor settings.

Mountain Bike Downhill

Downhill mountain biking is an adrenaline-fueled discipline where riders race individually against the clock on steep, technical descents featuring jumps, rocks, roots, and challenging terrain. Riders use specially designed bikes and protective equipment to navigate courses at high speeds. Downhill emphasizes technical skill, precision, courage, and control, and is one of the most visually exciting disciplines in cycling.

Mountain Bike Enduro

Enduro mountain biking combines the technical challenge of downhill riding with the endurance of trail riding. Riders complete multiple timed downhill-focused stages connected by untimed transfer sections, often over a full day of riding. Enduro rewards versatility, technical ability, fitness, and consistency across a variety of terrain and trail conditions.