2024 XTERRA World Cup

Czech

August

11

12:00

Full Distance

1.5K

33K

10.5K

August

10

14:00

Short Track

0.4K

7.6K

2.4K

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The penultimate stop of the series heads to the oldest course on the circuit, where the ‘Czech Mafia’ has been serving up season highlights for the better part of two decades. As the unofficial testing lab of XTERRA and the spiritual home of the made-for-TV Short Track format, the second double-feature event of the series will undoubtedly deliver nothing short of full-on fireworks.

Full Distance Start List

FRA

604

DNK

560

FRA

430

FRA

423

BEL

264

ITA

261

DEU

208

USA

151

DEU

102

CHE

86

USA

75

FRA

68

AUT

62

FRA

0

USA

48

POL

0

DEU

26

FRA

21

CHE

0

SVK

20

EST

12

ITA

0

ITA

0

DEU

0

NLD

0

CHE

0

FRA

630

CHE

0

ITA

501

FRA

450

CHE

430

ITA

338

CZE

295

DEU

258

FRA

224

CAN

186

AUT

152

NZL

134

AUT

79

CZE

63

ITA

0

GBR

37

CZE

0

CZE

34

POL

31

FRA

25

CZE

21

ZAF

0

FRA

0

CZE

0

POL

0

CZE

0

Short Track Start List

FRA

694

DNK

642

FRA

523

FRA

488

ITA

336

BEL

327

DEU

277

USA

166

DEU

143

CHE

139

AUT

111

USA

98

FRA

93

USA

58

DEU

45

FRA

45

FRA

21

POL

37

ITA

34

SVK

20

ITA

31

NLD

28

EST

24

CHE

0

CHE

0

DEU

0

FRA

688

ITA

564

FRA

532

CHE

505

ITA

407

CZE

385

DEU

277

FRA

252

CAN

209

AUT

193

NZL

183

CZE

116

CHE

100

GBR

82

CZE

71

POL

56

FRA

46

CZE

38

CZE

0

CZE

31

ITA

15

POL

13

CZE

0

ZAF

0

Full Distance Results

Times, splits and points from the fifth Full Distance race of the series.

Arthur Serrières and Loanne Duvoisin Win European Championship

Arthur Serrières and Loanne Duvoisin have got it done faster than any other to earn themselves the title of 2024 European Champion and the 100 World Cup points that come with a Full Distance win. With just over a month to go before XTERRA Worlds, this will be a massive boost in confidence for Serrières, the reigning World Champion, while Duvoisin will be more than pleased to retain her title as European Champion for a second year running.

Felix Forissier and Aneta Grabmüller may have just missed out on the title, but they’ll be happy with a silver added to their names and 67 points a piece. Forissier will hold onto his World Cup lead, while local hero Grabmüller will be pleased with her second Full Distance podium of the series this year. Jens Emil Sloth Nielsen and Alizée Paties complete the podium, with all six athletes surely now casting their minds ahead to what is possible on the tails of Trentino, Italy next month.

Tomorrow the racing continues with the highly anticipated Short Track starting at 13:00 (GMT +2). Check the start list below to see who’ll be competing to add another potential 75 series points to their tally, and make sure you’re tuned into the livestream when the action begins.

Men's Full Distance Results (Top 10)

1

2:36:55

Swim:

21:09

Bike:

1:31:57

Run:

41:38

€3,000

Points:

100

Total:

523

Rank:

3

2

2:37:38

Swim:

20:42

Bike:

1:30:33

Run:

44:19

€2,300

Points:

90

Total:

694

Rank:

1

3

2:37:56

Swim:

23:00

Bike:

1:30:01

Run:

42:43

€1,700

Points:

82

Total:

642

Rank:

2

4

2:42:06

Swim:

20:31

Bike:

1:32:42

Run:

46:57

€1,400

Points:

75

Total:

336

Rank:

6

5

2:43:10

Swim:

21:12

Bike:

1:33:52

Run:

45:46

€1,100

Points:

69

Total:

277

Rank:

10

6

2:44:36

Swim:

26:56

Bike:

1:31:12

Run:

43:44

€900

Points:

63

Total:

327

Rank:

7

7

2:46:11

Swim:

21:08

Bike:

1:34:30

Run:

48:14

€750

Points:

58

Total:

488

Rank:

5

8

2:50:29

Swim:

26:15

Bike:

1:34:42

Run:

47:04

€600

Points:

53

Total:

139

Rank:

15

9

2:53:34

Swim:

24:38

Bike:

1:39:00

Run:

47:41

€450

Points:

49

Total:

111

Rank:

17

10

2:56:51

Swim:

24:14

Bike:

1:41:30

Run:

48:40

€300

Points:

45

Total:

45

Rank:

29

Women's Full Distance Results (Top 10)

1

3:02:40

Swim:

23:47

Bike:

1:46:39

Run:

49:59

€3,000

Points:

100

Total:

100

Rank:

18

2

3:05:06

Swim:

22:49

Bike:

1:45:12

Run:

54:51

€2,300

Points:

90

Total:

385

Rank:

6

3

3:06:44

Swim:

23:50

Bike:

1:47:17

Run:

53:08

€1,700

Points:

82

Total:

532

Rank:

3

4

3:13:13

Swim:

24:55

Bike:

1:54:51

Run:

51:12

€1,400

Points:

75

Total:

505

Rank:

4

5

3:13:36

Swim:

25:03

Bike:

1:51:13

Run:

54:44

€1,100

Points:

69

Total:

407

Rank:

5

6

3:15:46

Swim:

24:59

Bike:

1:52:52

Run:

55:14

€900

Points:

63

Total:

564

Rank:

2

7

3:16:17

Swim:

23:52

Bike:

1:54:21

Run:

55:41

€750

Points:

58

Total:

688

Rank:

1

8

3:16:42

Swim:

28:06

Bike:

1:51:09

Run:

54:34

€600

Points:

53

Total:

116

Rank:

17

9

3:24:33

Swim:

25:01

Bike:

1:58:15

Run:

58:24

€450

Points:

49

Total:

183

Rank:

12

10

3:26:13

Swim:

26:38

Bike:

2:00:26

Run:

56:03

€300

Points:

45

Total:

82

Rank:

20

Short Track Results

Times, splits and points from the fourth Short Track race of the series.

Felix Forissier and Solenne Billouin Claim Short Track Gold

Both series leaders have claimed the max 75 points to extend their lead as far as possible ahead of the final stop of the World Cup. Felix Forissier waited until the final 200m of what might be the most epic Short Track finish of all time to make his move and out-sprint the famously fast Arthur Serrières, while Solenne Billouin was able to bounce back after missing the podium for the first time all season in yesterday’s Full Distance race.

Arthur Serrières and Alizée Paties finished in second to make it four French athletes on the top two steps of the podium, while Denmark’s Jens Emil Sloth Nielsen and Switzerland’s Loanne Duvoisin finished in third. As the penultimate stop in the series, Czech could not have asked for a better finish. If anything it has left us with more questions than answers on who gets it done in the biggest race of them all on September 28. Read the Full Distance race report here, and watch the replay on YouTube.

Men's Short Track Results (Top 5)

1

33:03

Swim:

05:15

Bike:

18:17

Run:

08:21

€900

Points:

75

Total:

769

Rank:

1

2

33:03

Swim:

05:04

Bike:

18:41

Run:

08:27

€700

Points:

67

Total:

590

Rank:

3

3

33:21

Swim:

05:27

Bike:

18:05

Run:

08:55

€500

Points:

61

Total:

703

Rank:

2

4

34:06

Swim:

05:12

Bike:

18:30

Run:

09:14

€250

Points:

56

Total:

392

Rank:

6

5

34:39

Swim:

05:16

Bike:

19:04

Run:

09:27

€150

Points:

51

Total:

539

Rank:

4

Women's Short Track Results (Top 5)

1

38:45

Swim:

05:30

Bike:

21:30

Run:

11:09

€900

Points:

75

Total:

763

Rank:

1

2

38:57

Swim:

05:33

Bike:

21:31

Run:

11:17

€700

Points:

67

Total:

599

Rank:

3

3

39:37

Swim:

05:34

Bike:

22:41

Run:

10:47

€500

Points:

61

Total:

161

Rank:

13

4

40:15

Swim:

05:20

Bike:

22:35

Run:

11:44

€250

Points:

56

Total:

441

Rank:

6

5

40:32

Swim:

05:44

Bike:

23:32

Run:

10:22

€150

Points:

51

Total:

556

Rank:

4

Leaderboard after Stop 6

Men

Points

WORLD CUP Series Info

The XTERRA World Cup is the world's premier off-road triathlon pro series, where the sport’s top elites go head-to-head in a condensed circuit of Full Distance and Short Track races. A points-based battle where every turn, climb, and descent matters, each race is a fight for a share of the series prize purse and the pursuit of becoming the next XTERRA World Cup Champion.

The 2026 World Cup features seven stops and eleven races across Oceania, Europe, North America, and Asia. The Joker Rule returns, giving each athlete one Full Distance joker and one Short Track joker to help manage the demands of global travel and reduce the impact of mechanicals. Each race awards points to the top 30 finishers, with a standard Full Distance win earning 100 points and Short Track awarding 75. Stakes rise at the biggest events, with Regional Championships offering 1.2x more points and the series finale offering 1.5x.

In 2026, the series finishes on fresh terrain in Suzhou, China, where Pan Men Square becomes a city-centre stage for the final Short Track showdown before the Full Distance battle around Lake Taihu closes out the season and crowns the next XTERRA World Cup Champions.