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UCI Mountain Bike World Cup: Lenzerheide XCO & DHI

By Press Office · 4 comments

Scheduled for the beginning of July, the Swiss resort is – along with Lourdes – one of the new venues this year. Lenzerheide will welcome the season’s first combined XCO/DHI event, which will also be the first of three rounds (2015-2017) at the venue in the lead-up to the 2018 UCI World Championships. The Swiss, traditionally strong in XCO, will have the chance to race at home and the athletes wait impatiently the first weekend of July.

Downhill Finals

Lenzerheide, Switzerland makes its debut as host of the UCI Mountain Bike World Cup. The track in the Swiss Alps is unknown territory for most of the riders and will be one of the most challenging stops in the mountain bike circuit this year.

Downhill Women & Men – Saturday, July 04 at 2:30 pm SAST – Live on Redbull.tv and SuperSport 8.

South African’s on the UCI entry list:

MINNAAR Greg

NEETHLING Andrew

GARLICKI Stefan

POTGIETER Johann

BULL Samuel

Cross Country

Lenzerheide, Switzerland hosts the UCI Mountain Bike World Cup for the first time. The difficult track will require the riders to exert power and endurance if they want to take the crown.

Cross Country Women – Sunday, July 05 at 11:00 am SAST. Live at Redbull.tv or SuperSport 6.

Cross Country Men – Sunday, July 05 at 2:00 pm SAST. Live at Redbull.tv or SuperSport 8.

South African’s on the UCI entry list:

Men Elite:

REID James

CROESER Rourke

WALKER Travis

Women Elite:

VALE Cherie

STRAUSS Mariske (Injured?)

Men U23:

HATHERLY Alan

Women U23:

MAGILL Hazel

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spy

Jul 2, 2015, 7:50 AM

Where is Buys ? 

Headshot

Jul 2, 2015, 11:00 AM

Great coverage guys - including the SA athletes names is a bonus.

Squier

Jul 3, 2015, 6:19 AM

Great coverage guys - including the SA athletes names is a bonus.

 

Agreed. Nice write up. Thanks for this.

Squier

Jul 3, 2015, 6:22 AM

Where is Buys ? 

 

I read somewhere that he fell a few weeks back and injured his shoulder. He rode last week at the XCO cup but only managed 3rd. I'm suspecting he isn't feeling back to form yet, so decided not to ride. He has had a torrid season so far, so racing when he's not 100% would've just added to his woes.

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