NISSAN UCI MTB World Cup XCO 2009

The hard fought races saw round one women's winner Elisabeth Osl return to the top spot on the podium, and reclaim the overall lead in the series from Lene Byberg who finished third behind Anna Szafraniec. In the men's race, U23 World Champion Burry Stander took an historic first ever…

Short winning Clip of Lisi Osl from the mountain bike world cup final in Schladming.

Elisabeth 'Lisi' Osl gave the Austrian crowd what they had hoped for: an Austrian win and the World Cup title in the women's category.Lene Byberg confirmed her second place overall by catching Canada's Catharine Pendrel on the final climb to take second, while Pendrel hung on for third in both…

The hard fought races saw round one women's winner Elisabeth Osl return to the top spot on the podium, and reclaim the overall lead in the series from Lene Byberg who finished third behind Anna Szafraniec. In the men's race, U23 World Champion Burry Stander took an historic first ever…

Round six of the XCO series in the Nissan UCI Mountain Bike World Cup in Bromont, Quebec saw two first-time winners on the top step of the podium: Lene Byberg and Canadian Champion Geoff Kabush took the women's and men's titles in the most grueling of conditions. Byberg also took…

Julien Absalon took his fourth consecutive win in the men’s series, while newly crowned Canadian national champion Catharine Pendrel took a popular win in the women’s race. Absalon’s lead in the overall standings over Burry Stander is now up to an almost insurmountable 480 points, while women’s leader Marga Fullana…

Highlights Clip of the Evil Bikes Team at the World Cup in Bromont with Steve Smith, Matti Lehikoinen and Filip Polc

Round six of the XCO series in the Nissan UCI Mountain Bike World Cup in Bromont, Quebec saw two first-time winners on the top step of the podium: Lene Byberg and Canadian Champion Geoff Kabush took the women's and men's titles in the most grueling of conditions. Byberg also took…

Ralph Näf had his patented fast start, and a sizable group of contenders formed at the front of the race by the midpoint of the first lap. At the front, the lead group was being rapidly whittled down, and by the third lap it was just Absalon and Näf in…

A group containing Fullana, Marie-Hélène Prémont, Catharine Pendrel and Lene Byberg split away from the field. Fullana made the winning move on the final long climb, launching an attack that Premont could not respond to immediately, and then holding on to win her second consecutive World Cup. Marie-Hélène Prémont became…