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XCO & short track World Cup: the watts, the tactics, the results.
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Victor Koretzky, the vice-champion and two-time XCC World Champion, has undergone a second surgery due to a humeral nonunion sustained in an April crash. As a result, he has been unable to compete in any World Cups in 2026.
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This year's UCI MTB XCC World Champion, Laura Stigger, will not be racing for Specialized in 2027. Stigger's departure marks the end of an eight-year partnership with the team, raising questions about her next move in the competitive mountain biking scene.
Martin Vidaurre has made history by securing his first-ever UCI XCC World Cup victory at Lake Placid. The win marks a significant milestone in his career, showcasing his talent in the elite men's category.
Tom Pidcock claimed the XCO World Championship title for the second time at the 2026 event in Val di Sole. The professional road racer continues to excel in mountain biking, showcasing his versatility in the sport. A new UCI rule may encourage more road racers to compete in mountain bike World Cups starting in 2027.
Charlie Aldridge has signed with Thömus Maxon, marking a significant milestone as the first international rider for the Swiss XC team. This move highlights Aldridge's growing presence in the cross-country mountain biking scene.
