
Great Britain Mountain Bike
Cycling · Olympics Mountain Bike
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Olympic mountain bike racing is exclusive to cross-country with riders all starting together and racing laps between three and six kilometres. The sport began its professional existence in 1990 and joined the Olympic Programme just six years later when it was introduced during Atlanta 1996. Riders are seeded on a starting grid according to their current world ranking and after a mass start complete a specified number of laps of the course. The first rider to cross the finish line is the winner. The course is an undulating circuit designed to produce a specific winning time, and not a specific distance .
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‘I only got my bike three weeks ago – it just felt like big adventure’ – MTB champ wins Britain’s toughest cyclo-cross race in her first attempt - Cycling WeeklyCycling Weekly · 28 Sept 2026, 19:15UCI Mountain Bike World Championships 2026: Great Britain's Tom Pidcock wins second cross-country title - olympics.comolympics.com · 30 Aug 2026, 18:26The 10 greatest mountain bikes of the 1990s, ranked - BikeRadarBikeRadar · 11 Sept 2026, 09:00The best hardtail electric mountain bikes 2026 - cyclingelectric.comcyclingelectric.com · 18 Sept 2026, 09:00Aldridge and Williams target rainbow jerseys at the 2026 UCI MTB World Championships - British CyclingBritish Cycling · 21 Aug 2026, 09:00Mountain Bike World Championships: Pidcock, Aldridge & Richards in action for GB - BBCBBC · 27 Aug 2026, 09:00
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