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UCI Mountain Bike World Series: Cross-country Olympic World Cup - Men's elite live

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Follow LIVE updates from the Cross-country Olympic World Cup from 14:00 Ad Sarrou takes stylish victory in Leogang UCI Mountain Bike World Series'It's insane' — Emotional Kolb speechless after Austria's double Downhill victory20 HOURS AGO Jordan Sarrou (Team BMC) triumphed in round three of the UCI Mountain Bike Cross-Country Short Track World Cup with a powerful attack on the final climb in Leogang, Austria.

The former Cross-Country Olympic World Champion waited until the final lap, whilst staying in the top five riders throughout the race, before attacking up to and past Jens Schuermans (Giant Factory Off-Road Team) on the final ascent of the hill that categorised the race and descended to victory.

Luca Schwarzbauer (Canyon CLLCTV) maintained his overall lead in the Cross-Country Short Track World Cup with an impressive second place on a course that didn’t suit him on paper, and there was another great performance in third as Martins Blums (KMC MTB Racing Team) achieved his first career podium in a short track race. — — - Stream the 2023 cycling season, including the UCI Mountain Bike World Series, live and on-demand on discovery+ and eurosport.co.uk UCI Mountain Bike World Series'Is he on the run of his life?!' — Kolb takes stunning home victory in Downhill20 HOURS AGO UCI Mountain Bike World SeriesKolb thrills home fans by securing double Downhill gold for Austria in Leogang20 HOURS AGO.

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