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2011 UCI Mountain Bike World Cup

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2011 UCI Mountain Bike World Cup
Date(s) (2011-04 - 2011-08)April–August 2011
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The 2011 UCI Mountain Bike World Cup included three disciplines: cross-country, downhill and four-cross.

Cross-country

Date Venue Podium (Men) Podium (Women)
24 April 2011 South Africa Pietermaritzburg
Switzerland Nino Schurter
China Ren Chengyuan
France Julien Absalon
France Julie Bresset
Czech Republic Jaroslav Kulhavý
Russia Irina Kalentieva
22 May 2011 United Kingdom Dalby Forest
Czech Republic Jaroslav Kulhavý
France Julie Bresset
France Julien Absalon
Denmark Annika Langvad
Italy Marco Aurelio Fontana
Germany Sabine Spitz
29 May 2011 Germany Offenburg
France Julien Absalon
France Julie Bresset
Czech Republic Jaroslav Kulhavý
Canada Catharine Pendrel
France Maxime Marotte
Italy Eva Lechner
2 July 2011 Canada Mont-Sainte-Anne
Czech Republic Jaroslav Kulhavý
Canada Catharine Pendrel
Switzerland Nino Schurter
Russia Irina Kalentieva
Spain José Antonio Hermida
France Julie Bresset
10 July 2011 United States Windham
Czech Republic Jaroslav Kulhavý
France Julie Bresset
Switzerland Nino Schurter
Canada Catharine Pendrel
Switzerland Christoph Sauser
Denmark Annika Langvad
14 August 2011 Czech Republic Nové Město na Moravě
Czech Republic Jaroslav Kulhavý
Canada Catharine Pendrel
Switzerland Nino Schurter
France Julie Bresset
France Julien Absalon
Russia Irina Kalentieva
21 August 2011 Italy Val di Sole
Czech Republic Jaroslav Kulhavý
Canada Catharine Pendrel
Switzerland Nino Schurter
Poland Maja Włoszczowska
Switzerland Florian Vogel
Norway Gunn-Rita Dahle Flesjå
Podium (Men) Podium (Women)
Final Standings UCI World Cup
Cross Country Championship
Czech Republic Jaroslav Kulhavý
France Julie Bresset
Switzerland Nino Schurter
Canada Catharine Pendrel
France Julien Absalon
Russia Irina Kalentieva

Downhill

Date Venue Podium (Men) Podium (Women)
24 April 2011 South Africa Pietermaritzburg
United States Aaron Gwin
United Kingdom Tracy Moseley
South Africa Greg Minnaar
United Kingdom Fionn Griffiths
United Kingdom Gee Atherton
France Emmeline Ragot
5 June 2011 United Kingdom Fort William
South Africa Greg Minnaar
United Kingdom Tracy Moseley
United Kingdom Danny Hart
United Kingdom Rachel Atherton
New Zealand Brook MacDonald
France Floriane Pugin
12 June 2011 Austria Leogang
United States Aaron Gwin
France Floriane Pugin
United Kingdom Gee Atherton
United Kingdom Rachel Atherton
South Africa Greg Minnaar
United Kingdom Tracy Moseley
3 July 2011 Canada Mont Sainte Anne
United States Aaron Gwin
United Kingdom Tracy Moseley
United Kingdom Josh Bryceland
France Floriane Pugin
New Zealand Brook MacDonald
United Kingdom Rachel Atherton
10 July 2011 United States Windham
United States Aaron Gwin
United Kingdom Rachel Atherton
United Kingdom Steve Peat
France Floriane Pugin
South Africa Andrew Neethling
United Kingdom Tracy Moseley
7 August 2011 France La Bresse
South Africa Greg Minnaar
United Kingdom Tracy Moseley
United Kingdom Gee Atherton
France Floriane Pugin
United States Aaron Gwin
France Sabrina Jonnier
21 August 2011 Italy Val di Sole
United States Aaron Gwin
France Myriam Nicole
United Kingdom Danny Hart
France Floriane Pugin
United Kingdom Gee Atherton
United Kingdom Rachel Atherton
Podium (Men) Podium (Women)
Final Standings UCI World Cup
Downhill Championship
United States Aaron Gwin
United Kingdom Tracy Moseley
South Africa Greg Minnaar
France Floriane Pugin
United Kingdom Gee Atherton
United Kingdom Rachel Atherton

Four-Cross

Date Venue Podium (Men) Podium (Women)
23 April 2011 South Africa Pietermaritzburg
Australia Jared Graves
Netherlands Anneke Beerten
Czech Republic Michal Prokop
United Kingdom Fionn Griffiths
Germany Johannes Fischbach
France Céline Gros
4 June 2011 United Kingdom Fort William
Switzerland Roger Rinderknecht
Netherlands Anneke Beerten
Switzerland David Graf
United Kingdom Joey Gough
Czech Republic Tomas Slavik
Switzerland Lucia Oetjen
11 June 2011 Austria Leogang
Australia Jared Graves
Czech Republic Romana Labounková
Switzerland David Graf
United States Melissa Buhl
Czech Republic Tomas Slavik
Netherlands Anneke Beerten
2 July 2011 Canada Mont Sainte Anne
Australia Jared Graves
Netherlands Anneke Beerten
Switzerland Roger Rinderknecht
United States Melissa Buhl
Germany Guido Tschugg
United Kingdom Fionn Griffiths
21 August 2011 Italy Val di Sole
Czech Republic Tomas Slavik
Netherlands Anneke Beerten
Germany Johannes Fischbach
Switzerland Lucia Oetjen
Czech Republic Kamil Tatarkovic
United States Melissa Buhl
Podium (Men) Podium (Women)
Final Standings UCI World Cup
Four-Cross Championship
Australia Jared Graves
Netherlands Anneke Beerten
Switzerland Roger Rinderknecht
United States Melissa Buhl
Czech Republic Tomas Slavik
Switzerland Lucia Oetjen

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