The Swiss mountain bike team Thömus maxon and Vital Albin extend their cooperation and enter their fifth season together in 2023. The U23 rider Luke Wiedmann will also stay with Thömus maxon in 2023. Vital Albin was one of the…
At the final race of the Proffix Swiss Bike Cup in Gstaad, Vital Albin celebrated a great double success. The 24-year-old Albin won the C1 race and thus also the overall ranking of the almost 30-year-old race series. Alessandra Keller was also on top. The world number 1 won the women’s elite race – her eighth victory of the season.
Alessandra Keller and the Swiss MTB team Thömus maxon have extended their cooperation by two more years, until 2024. This means that the double overall World Cup winner, Swiss champion and current world number 1 will be entering her eighth season in the team structure of the current Thömus maxon team next season.
Alessandra Keller of Team Thömus maxon has won the overall ranking of the prestigious race series ÖKK Bike Revolution with her second place in Huttwil and crowned her already perfect season! Vital Albin was also convincing and finished fifth on the podium and second overall.
At the World Cup final in Val di Sole (Ita) Alessandra Keller (Thömus maxon) sensationally takes the victory in the MTB overall World Cup ranking with a sixth place! The 26 year old from Nidwalden wins together with the discipline ranking in the Short Track, which she could already decide for herself on Friday, the double! Keller is, besides Barbara Blatter and Jolanda Neff, only the third Swiss woman to win the overall World Cup. In the men’s race, Vital Albin achieved another brilliant result at the end of the season with 9th place!
Big success for Alessandra Keller of Team Thömus maxon. She wins the discipline ranking in the Short Track World Cup with a third place at the World Cup final in Val di Sole (Ita).
The Thömus maxon trio Keller, Albin and Wiedmann convinced at the World Championships in Les Gets (Fra) in the cross-country race. Alessandra Keller fought for the medals for a long time and finished as an excellent fifth – her best World Cup result. Vital Albin took 15th place in his first elite world championship after a great chase and Luke Wiedmann convinced with 9th place in the U23 race.
In a dramatic short track race Alessandra Keller won silver at the World Championships in Les Gets, France. After a heavy fall, Keller was seemingly hopelessly behind, but never gave up and won the silver medal with a sensational race.
The European Mountain Bike Championships, held in Munich as part of the European Championship, ended with 6th and 9th places for Alessandra Keller and Vital Albin. Both were basically satisfied with what they had achieved.
Alessandra Keller and Luke Wiedmann both show a convincing performance at the Cross Country World Cup in Mont-Sainte-Anne, Canada. After exciting races both Keller and Wiedmann are happy about the fifth place.