by Uci 2023 Race Calendar – EWS becomes a UCI World Cup event + Change in World Cup DH format announced 27 Major changes at World Cup level announced for 2023.
The long-awaited changes to the World Cup have now been announced. The main bullet points are listed below, followed by the full press release:
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Union Cycliste Internationale (UCI) and Warner Bros. Discovery (WBD) is pleased to announce that the UCI Mountain Bike World Cup will be further extended from 2023 with the introduction of enduro and E-enduro on the calendar. This follows the recent announcement of the addition of the Cross Country Marathon (XCM) to the UCI Mountain Bike World Cup.
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The existing Enduro World Series (EWS) is elevated to UCI World Cup status and will be offered alongside the Olympic Cross Country (XCO), Cross Country Short Course (XCC) Downhill (DHI) and XCM. All enduro events on the UCI Mountain Bike World Cup will be one-day events.
Enduro (EDR) races have several special time stages – mostly downhill – and switching stages at the start of each special stage. In each special stage, riders start individually at regular intervals, and all recorded times are added to determine the winner. To reach the start of each special stage, riders cover the switch stages either by bicycle or with mechanical assistance (chair lifts, trucks etc.). The switching stages are not timed, but passengers must arrive at the start of this special stage within the set time.
New to each series of enduro races in the 2023 UCI Mountain Bike World Cup will be a points system for each special time stage. A general classification based on points won will determine the order of riders for the final special stage, with the rider who has accumulated the most points derailing.
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E-Enduro (E-EDR) follows the same principle, but the courses will be slightly different, including difficult technical climbs adapted to the characteristics of an E-mountain enduro bike.
The integration of enduro and E-enduro into the UCI Mountain Bike World Cup is another development for the discipline since the UCI’s partnership with ESO Sports and Discovery Sports Events, two of the WBD’s specialist sports organisations. The integration of XCM into the UCI Mountain Bike World Cup program and the introduction of the under 23 category for the XCC was announced in September.
Another improvement to the UCI Mountain Bike World Cup from 2023 will be increased screen time for the elite downhill competitions thanks to the introduction, in each downhill round, of a semi-final between the qualifiers and the final. With the top 60 Elite Men and the top 15 Elite Women from qualifying, the semi-finals will see men outside the top 30 and women outside the top 10 enjoy broadcast coverage for the first time.
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Forty Elite riders (30 men and 10 women) will qualify for the final, where the aim is to broadcast each of the 40 races in their entirety live on the WBD platform.
In addition, thanks to the increased participation in Junior Women, a qualifying race will be introduced for this category, with the 10 fastest going through to the final. The Junior Men’s and Junior Women’s competitions will also be broadcast for the first time.
The amendments to the UCI mountain bike regulations that come into force on 1 January 2023 can be consulted on the UCI website.
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“The UCI Mountain Bike World Cup has delighted athletes and fans for more than 30 years with several rounds held worldwide during the season. I am delighted that this international series will also include enduro, E-enduro and marathon cross-country from 2023. formats will be a adding a new dimension to the revived range that will take the mountain bike discipline to an even greater level.
“Also thanks to our partnership with Warner Bros. Discovery, the spectacular downhill race will benefit from increased exposure that will delight existing fans and attract new audiences. I can’t wait to witness this new UCI Mountain Bike World Cup from 2023.”
“Mountain bike racing has reached incredible heights over the past few years and this evolution of the rulebook will allow the sport to shift gears again and accelerate into an exciting new future, celebrating the sport in all its forms.
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“With more racing on short tracks and a new semi-final mode, fans will get more action than ever. The granting of UCI World Cup status for enduro, e-enduro and cross-country marathons will also put a greater spotlight on these incredible mountain bike formats and allow us both to push the race forward, while amateur participation in many of our events be maintained. .
“Together with the UCI, we believe these changes will help broaden the appeal of mountain biking and improve the race experience for athletes, teams and fans.”
See answer to: EWS is UCI World Cup event + DH World Cup format change announced by Warner Bros. Discovery unveils full calendar for 2023 UCI Mountain Bike World Cup The revised calendar for the 2023 UCI Mountain Bike World Cup has been announced, including a historic 10 days. festival in Les Portes du Soleil (Les Gets, Morzine & Chatel), Haute-Savoie region and four new UCI World Cup cross-country marathon venues. UCI President David Lappartient said they look forward to “returning to Haute-Savoie next year for the UCI Mountain Bike World Cup.”
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Tom Pidcock wins the third round of the MTB World Cup held in Nové Mšto Na Morav (Czech Republic), May 15, 2022. (Photo by Javier Martínez de la Puente/NurPhoto via Getty Images)
Union Cycliste Internationale (UCI), Warner Bros. Discovery (WBD) is delighted to announce the final details of the 2023 UCI Mountain Bike World Cup calendar.
One of the main events on next year’s calendar will be a first in the history of the sport with a ten-day festival encompassing all formats of the UCI Mountain Bike World Cup, which will take place from 7 to 17 September. The Olympic cross-country (XCO), cross-country short course (XCC) and downhill (DHI) will take place in the Haute-Savoie region, while the cross-country marathon and enduro will be based in Les Gets. Chatel and Morzine.
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The Haute-Savoie region has hosted no less than six rounds of the UCI Mountain Bike World Cup in the past, as well as the UCI Mountain Bike World Championship twice in Les Gets, most recently in August this year.
However, the 2023 edition will be the first time that Portes du Soleil brings together all the major mountain bike formats in one event. This largest venue will host multi-format racing combined with a festival atmosphere designed to entertain fans and bring the mountain bike industry together in one space.
For the first time it will happen on the back weekend. With these major formats united in one area, riders, teams and fans can look forward to more racing than ever before.
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UCI President David Lappartient said: “With the incredible image and atmosphere of the 2022 UCI Mountain Bike World Championships in Les Word still fresh in our minds, we can only look forward to returning to Haute-Savoie next year for the UCI Mountain Bike World Cup. .
“This area has shown its commitment to our sport, and with this wonderful combined event we will once again benefit from the fantastic organization and enthusiastic hosts that characterize the Haute-Savoie region, which will host our second UCI World Championship in 2027.
Martial Saddier, president of the Conseil départemental de la Haute-Savoie, France, added: “We thank the UCI and Warner Bros. Discovery once again for their trust. Congratulations to the Portes du Soleil (Les Gets, Morzine and Châtel) who have established themselves as mountain bike benchmarks. Haute-Savoie will be there!”
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Also announced today are the calendars for the cross-country marathon (XCM) and e-enduro (EDR-E), both of which have been designated as UCI Mountain Bike World Cup status from 2023. We will start the XCM calendar in Nové Mesto Na Moravĕ in the Republic of Czechoslovakia, Finale Ligure in Italy, Châtel/Morzine in France and Snowshoe in the United States.
Meanwhile, EDR-E will join XCM in the most famous enduro venue, Finale Ligure, to kick off their season, before heading to Leogang in Austria. It’s back to Italy for round three with the beautiful surroundings of Val di Fassa Trentino, before heading to France for rounds four and five. Loudenvielle in the Pyrenees will host the fourth round before concluding the series in style in Châtel/Morzine as part of the ten-day flagship Haute-Savoie festival.
As part of the commitment of the WBD and the UCI in the participation and creation of pathways at the elite level of sport, next season amateur races will also be offered in both enduro and marathon cross-country. All four rounds of the cross-country marathon will have open race categories, meaning there are no pre-qualification requirements for entry.
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In enduro, six of the seven venues will offer amateur racing in both traditional enduro and e-enduro. They are; Maydena, Derby, Finale Ligure, Val di Fassa Trentino, Loudenvielle and Châtel/Morzine. All traditional enduros will offer UCI ranking points, rewarding the best placed riders with the opportunity to advance to the elite competition.
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