The World Championships in Vallnord (Andorra) ended without any medals for the Thömus maxon team. While Luke Wiedmann missed out on bronze in the U23 race by just a few seconds, Mathias Flückiger put in an impressive performance in eighth…

In changeable conditions, Alessandra Keller secured a comfortable victory in the in Gruyère. With this victory, she is also the early winner of the annual ranking in the race series. Mathias Flückiger wins the men’s race by a large margin. Lars Forster finished a solid fourth.

The goals and expectations were high. But in the end, Alessandra Keller had to give up the fight for the short track medals at the World Championships in Vallnord (Andorra) early.

Last Sunday, Mathias Flückiger had to have his appendix removed in an emergency. The operation went according to plan and the recovery process is going well. Whether the Olympic silver medallist from Tokyo will be able to compete in the cross-country race at the Mountain Bike World Championships in Andorra on Sunday will be decided at short notice.

The 26-year-old Vital Albin is in excellent form. In the HC race of the CIC Swiss Bike Cup, he takes his third victory in a row – not even a spectacular crash can stop him.

Vital Albin has made a perfect start to the second half of the season. He won his home race, the Bike Marathon Lumnezia, on the last two weekends and followed it up with a double in the C2 race of the Argovia Cup in Langendorf with an extremely strong line-up!

Mathias Flückiger also wins a diploma in Paris. Although 5th place was not the medal he had hoped for. Nevertheless, Flückiger was able to draw a positive conclusion.

Alessandra Keller put in a great race in Paris. The 28-year-old fought for a medal for a long time. Until a flat tire set her back. Nevertheless, Keller won a diploma in 7th place.

Next Sunday and Monday, Alessandra Keller and Mathias Flückiger will be competing at the most important sport event in Paris in the MTB Cross Country. We will shortly be presenting everything you need to know!

Luke Wiedmann won bronze in the U23 category at the Swiss Championships in Echallens (VD). Vital Albin put in a very strong performance in the elite mens category and finished the race in a good fifth place.