Camilla Søgaard and Vojtech Ludvik won the CX80 MTBO World Cup long distance on Saturday afternoon in Bulgaria.
In the women’s race, Søgaard took a superb victory – more than two minutes ahead of Marisa Costa (POR), while another Dane, Cæcilie Christoffersen was more than five minutes behind in third place.
World Cup, Women’s podium
Overall World Cup winner, Nikoline Splittorf (DEN) was fourth, while Lou Garcin (FRA) and Ruska Saarela took the subsequent places in the top 6.
In the men’s race, Vojtech Ludvik (CZE) secured his overall World Cup victory by winning today’s long distance, but it was by a much narrower margin.
Fabiano Bettega (ITA) was only 22 seconds slower after 107 minutes in the forest, while yesterday’s sprint winner, Andreas Waldmann (AUT) was only one second further behind.
The rest of the top 6 consisted of Noah Rieder (SUI), Hannes Hnilica (AUT) and Riccardo Rosetto (ITA).
In the U23 World Championships, the men’s medals went to Hannes Hnilica (AUT), Augustin Leclere (FRA) and Antoine Lesquer (FRA), while Lucie Nedomlelova (CZE) took the women’s U23 gold ahead of Silja Yli Hietanen and Siiri Rasimus (both FIN).
U23 World Championships Women’s podium
U23 World Championships Men’s podium
Find results, basic TV stream and GPS-tracking in the MTBO World Cup Final LIVE Page.
Sunday’s mixed relay begins at 9:30 CEST (UTC +2) and can be followed on the LIVE page as well.
Final 2025 CX80 MTBO World Cup standings
Women
1 Nikoline Splittorff, Denmark 630 points
2 Ruska Saarela, Finland 560 points
3 Camilla Søgaard, Denmark 405 points
4 Gabriella Gustafsson, Sweden 320 points
5 Martina Tichovska, Czechia 288 points
6 Algirda Mickuviene, Lithuania 264 points
Men
1 Vojtech Ludvik, Czechia 557 points
2 Krystof Bogar, Czechia 369 points
3 Fabiano Bettega, Italy 352
4 Miika Nurmi, Finland 343 points
5 Samuel Pökälä, Finland 320 Points
6 Andreas Waldmann, Austria 302 points
U23 Women
1 Iris Aurora Pecorari, Italy 470 points
2 Tilda Palm, Sweden 457 points
3 Lucie Nedomlelova, Czechia 430 points
4 Siiri Rasimus, Finland 365 points
5 Jana Hnilica, Austria 335 points
6 Silja Yli Hietanen, Finland 322 points
U23 Men
1 Hannes Hnilica, Austria 560 points
2 Armel Berthaud, France 480 points
3 Tatu Aaltonen, Finland 455 points
4 Grzegorz Nowak, Poland 251 points
5 Flurin Schnyder, Switzerland 250 points
6 Sverre Röjgard, Sweden 240 points