Jerome Gilloux and Sofia Wiedenroth win the E-MTB World Championship 2024

The MTB World Championship in Andorra began with the e-MTB tests and there Jerome Gilloux and Sofia Wiedenroth took the first rainbow jerseys of 2024.

Jerome Gilloux and Sofia Wiedenroth crowned winners at the 2024 e-MTB World Championship

The e-MTB discipline entered strongly in the UCI in 2019 and it seemed like it was going to be one of the ones with the most growth in the coming years, but it has not been so. This is confirmed by a low participation, only 23 men and 9 women at the starting line, of which only 8 men and 5 women completed all laps of the World Championship circuit in time.

In the women's category, German Sofia Lena Wiedenroth took control from the start of the race with her Specialized Turbo Levo and led the race firmly to finish first in just over 1 hour. Swiss rider Nathalie Schneitter, defending champion, finished second just 1 minute behind. And the bronze went to Chile with Flo Espiñeira.

1. Sofia Lena Wiedenroth, GER, 1:00:09
2. Nathalie Schneitter, SUI, +1:03
3. Florencia Espiñeira Herreros, CHI, +2:06
4. Alia Marcellini, ITA, +3:09
5. Kathrin Stirnemann, SUI, +3:47
6. Terezia Ciriakova, SVK, -4LAP
7. Sheryl Regina Bienati, ITA, -5LAP
8. Justine Tonso, FRA, -6LAP
9. Anna Spielmann, AUT, DNF2

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The men's race was decided with Frenchman Jerome Gilloux once again wearing the rainbow jersey for the third time in his career. We could say that Gilloux is the biggest specialist in the discipline and after winning in 2021 and 2022, he has once again prevailed, this time ahead of the very strong Martin Vidaurre. The Chilean Vidaurre was competing in e-MTB for the first time and had a great finish to the race, but it was not enough to win and he finished almost half a minute behind Gilloux to take the silver medal. The bronze went to Frenchman Hugo Pigeon who crossed the finish line 45 seconds after his compatriot.

1. Jerome Gilloux, FRA, 1:01:32
2. Martin Vidaurre Kossmann, CHI, +0:29
3. Hugo Pigeon, FRA, +0:45
4. Joris Ryf, SUI, +1:16
5. Mirko Tabacchi, ITA, +2:08
6. Leon Reinhard Kaiser, GER, +3:44
7. Jeroen van Eck, NED, +4:11
8. Emeric Ienzer, FRA, +4:26
9. Theo Summo, FRA, -1LAP
10. Lukas Dennda, SUI, -2LAP
11. Robert Williams, GBR, -2LAP
12. Albert Guenter Erich Morgen Junior, BRA, -2LAP
13. Michal Swarovsky, CZE, -3LAP
14. Simone Massoni, ITA, -3LAP
15. Gabriel Eustache, FRA, -4LAP
16. Milan Barenyi, SVK, -4LAP
17. Mat?j Charvat, CZE, -5LAP
18. David Harrison Jr, USA, -5LAP
19. Robert Porubsky, SVK, -6LAP
20. Martin Knapec, SVK, -7LAP
21. Andrea Garibbo, ITA, DNF1