The MTB World Championships 2025 starts today

The 2025 Mountain Bike World Championship will take place in Valais (Switzerland) from September 1 to 14 with a program spread across several iconic venues of international MTB such as Zermatt, Crans-Montana, Champéry, and Verbier.

Mountain Bike World Championship Begins

The competitions will kick off today with Enduro and E-MTB Enduro in Aletsch Arena / Bellwald and will culminate on September 14 with the highly anticipated finals of Olympic Cross-Country (XCO) and Mixed Relays in Crans-Montana.

The schedule includes almost all off-road disciplines, such as Downhill, Pump Track, Cross-Country Marathon, XCO, and the explosive Short Track (XCC), which will award its titles on September 10 in Zermatt.

2025 MTB World Championship Schedule

• September 1 - Enduro & E-MTB Enduro | Aletsch Arena / Bellwald
• September 4 - E-MTB Cross-Country | Aletsch Arena / Bellwald
• September 5 - Pump Track | Monthey
• September 7 - Cross-Country Marathon (XCM) | Verbier - Val d'Anniviers
• September 7 - Downhill (DH) | Champéry
• September 10 - Cross-Country Short Track (XCC) | Zermatt
• September 14 - Olympic Cross-Country (XCO) and Mixed Relays | Crans-Montana

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How to Watch the 2025 MTB World Championship

The UCI has confirmed that all events will be available through their official YouTube channel, although with possible geoblocking depending on the country. 

In addition, there will be coverage in Europe on Eurosport, HBO Max, and Discovery+, and in other countries it will be broadcast through FloBikes (USA and Canada), Direct TV (South America), or SuperSport Action HD (Africa), among others.