The winners of the 2026 XC World Cup Series have been officially announced, highlighting top athletes in cross-country mountain biking. The results were revealed during a ceremony held on November 5, 2026, in Val di Sole, Italy, where the series concluded.

Leading the overall standings was Swiss cyclist Nino Schurter, who secured his sixth championship title. “Winning this title means everything to me, especially after a challenging season,” Schurter said during the event.

Second place in the men’s category went to French rider Jordan Sarrou, followed closely by Italian star Marco Aurelio Fontana. In the women’s division, defending champion Jolanda Neff from Switzerland claimed the title, with fellow Swiss rider Sina Frei taking the runner-up position.

The XC World Cup Series consisted of eight races held across various global locations, including Australia, Canada, and several sites in Europe. Each race showcased the athletes’ endurance, skill, and competitive spirit.

The XC World Cup Series is one of the premier events in the mountain biking calendar, attracting thousands of fans and showcasing emerging talent as well as established stars. The next season is expected to feature even more competitive races as athletes prepare for the 2026 Olympic Games.

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