All the MTB riders who will be at the Tokyo Olympics

The Olympic Games in Tokyo 2021, or 2020, have completely determined the calendar of most mountain bike riders who will compete next July 26 and 27 in the capital of the Japanese country. We are facing the event that will possibly mark a definitive change of stage in this sport, and the doubts and expectation are maximum, but let's review which teams and riders will be in Tokyo.

MTB teams and cyclists competing at the Tokyo Olympics

Although there are only a few days left for the mountain bike event of the Olympic Games in Tokyo, the truth is that there are some riders who could be out or in this list. That's why we will try to have it updated every week.

Each rider is linked to his file on mtbdata.com where you can see at a glance all his results and his evolution throughout the seasons.

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Switzerland

Men 

• Nino Schurter (current Olympic champion)
• Mathias Flueckiger
• Filippo Colombo

Women

• Jolanda Neff
• Linda Indergand
• Sina Frei

France

Men 

• Jordan Sarrou
• Victor Koretzky

Women

• Pauline Ferrand Prevot
• Loana Lecomte

Germany

Men

• Manuel Fumic
• Maximilan Brandl

Women

• Elisabeth Brandau
• Ronja Eibl

Italy

Men

• Gerhard Kerschbaumer
• Luca Braidot
• Nadir Colledani

Women

• Eva Lechner

Netherlands

Men

• Mathieu van der Poel
• Milan Vader

Women

• Anne Tauber
• Anner Tersptra

United States

Men

• Christopher Blevins

Women

• Haley Batten
• Kate Courtney
• Chloe Woodruff (She declined the position at the last minute, official replacement is still awaited.)

Brazil

Men

Henrique Avancini

Luiz Henrique Cocuzzi

Women

Jaqueline Mourao

Canada

Denmark

Men

• Sebastian Fini

Women

• Malene Degn
• Caroline Bohé

Spain

Men

• Jofre Cullel
• David Valero

Women

• Rocío del Alba García

Australia

Men

• Daniel McConnel

Women

• Rebecca McConnell

Austria

Men

• Maximilian Foidl

Women

• Laura Stigger

Belgium

Men

• Jens Schuermans

Women

• Githa Michiels

China

Men

• Sheng Shan Chiang 

Czech Republic

Men

• Ondrej Cink

Women

• Jitka Cabelicka

United Kingdom

Men

• Thomas Pidcock

Women

• Evie Richards 

Japan

Men

• Kohei Yamamoto

Women

• Miho Imai

Mexico

Men

• Jose Gerardo Ulloa

Women

• Daniela Campuzano

Namibia

Women

• Michelle Vorster

Poland

Men

• Bartlomiej Wawak

Women

• Maja Wloszczowska

South Africa

Men

• Alan Hatherly

Women

• Candice Lill

Argentina

Women

• Sofia Gomez

Estonia

Women

• Janika Loiv

Greece

Men

• Periklis Ilias

Israel

Women

• Naama Noyman

New Zealand

Men

• Anton Cooper

Norway

Men

• Erik Haegstad

Portugal

Women

• Raquel Queiros

Romania

Men

• Vlad Dascalu

Slovakia

Men

• Matej Ulik

Sweden

Women

• Jenny Rissveds (Olympic champion in 2016)

Ukraine

Women

• Yana Belomoina

Chile

Men

• Martin Vidaurre 

The mountain bike events and their respective dates and times for these Tokyo 2021 Olympic Games:

• Monday, July 26, 2021, at 8:00 a.m. (UTC+1) : Men's MTB Race
• Tuesday, July 27, 2021, at 8:00 a.m. (UTC+1) : Women's MTB Race

We will keep you posted here on where to watch both events.