2024 XTERRA World Cup

Trentino

September

28

10:00

Full Distance

0.75K

32K

10K

September

26

16:00

Short Track

0.4K

8K

3K

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The 2024 XTERRA World Championship marks the climactic finish of the World Cup series, where XTERRA’s pro field will face off on the unforgiving trails of Trentino. With the towering Brenta Dolomites standing tall, both the World Champion and World Cup winner will be crowned in one final, epic showdown.

Full Distance Start List

FRA

836

DNK

754

FRA

651

FRA

595

ITA

392

BEL

385

DEU

310

ITA

325

FRA

217

DEU

207

USA

176

CHE

171

AUT

157

USA

154

USA

150

FRA

128

USA

107

USA

69

ITA

66

DEU

62

NLD

47

CAN

59

ESP

0

FRA

58

POL

37

AUS

34

DEU

0

FRA

48

NLD

47

USA

39

FRA

37

ITA

0

SVK

20

FRA

32

FRA

30

JPN

25

USA

0

NLD

0

BEL

13

FRA

17

CHE

17

ITA

0

CHE

0

FRA

0

NLD

0

BEL

0

NLD

0

ESP

0

CZE

0

NLD

0

FRA

838

FRA

655

ITA

646

CHE

607

CZE

508

ITA

501

DEU

305

FRA

279

AUT

259

CAN

245

CHE

222

CZE

180

CAN

166

FRA

165

NLD

123

GBR

99

FRA

97

CZE

88

CZE

83

FRA

81

ITA

67

AUS

59

NLD

43

DEU

39

NLD

28

ZAF

20

CAN

10

FRA

5

GBR

0

FRA

0

Short Track Start List

FRA

769

DNK

703

FRA

590

FRA

539

ITA

392

BEL

366

DEU

310

ITA

302

DEU

186

USA

176

USA

0

FRA

174

CHE

164

FRA

0

AUT

147

USA

127

USA

107

FRA

92

USA

75

USA

69

CAN

59

ITA

58

FRA

53

NLD

47

DEU

45

FRA

42

AUS

34

ITA

0

NLD

0

USA

0

FRA

763

ITA

607

FRA

599

CHE

556

ITA

454

CZE

441

DEU

292

FRA

279

AUT

229

CAN

228

CHE

161

CZE

155

CAN

151

FRA

129

GBR

99

NLD

90

CZE

84

FRA

76

CZE

64

FRA

58

AUS

53

ITA

40

NLD

0

DEU

28

ZAF

11

CAN

0

FRA

0

GBR

0

NLD

0

Full Distance Results

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

Arthur Serrières and Solenne Billouin Claim 2024 World Champs

The French duo have completed the three-peat, winning the 2024 World Championship to become only the third and fourth athletes in XTERRA history to have won the most competitive race in off-road triathlon back-to-back-to-back.

The reigning champions were pushed hard in the early stages of the race, but ultimately experience played a key factor as Billion took the lead on the bike and Serrières early on the run, with both defending champions never looking back. Felix Forissier was the biggest threat of the day, pushing Serrières hard through the first two legs of the race and holding on through the run to secure second. Jens Emil Sloth Nielsen was unable to catch the French leaders on the bike, running mostly alone to secure third. Sandra Mairhofer and Loanne Duvoisin pushed a fast pace early on to take the lead, but a fall on the bike from Duvoisin left her in third while Mairhofer held on to second after being passed by the now three-time World Champ. Read the full race recap here or watch the livestream replay here.

Men's Full Distance Results (Top 7)

1

2:26:31

Swim:

11:44

Bike:

1:34:23

Run:

39:00

€2,300

Points:

100

Total:

751

Rank:

3

2

2:27:45

Swim:

11:44

Bike:

1:34:08

Run:

40:32

€1,700

Points:

90

Total:

926

Rank:

1

3

2:31:06

Swim:

12:51

Bike:

1:34:43

Run:

41:57

€1,200

Points:

82

Total:

836

Rank:

2

4

2:34:44

Swim:

11:47

Bike:

1:37:27

Run:

43:55

€800

Points:

75

Total:

670

Rank:

4

5

2:36:48

Swim:

13:12

Bike:

1:38:41

Run:

43:17

€650

Points:

69

Total:

223

Rank:

12

6

2:37:40

Swim:

14:28

Bike:

1:37:23

Run:

43:56

€450

Points:

63

Total:

448

Rank:

6

7

2:38:47

Swim:

11:48

Bike:

1:40:42

Run:

44:40

€400

Points:

58

Total:

208

Rank:

15

Women's Full Distance Results (Top 7)

1

2:55:42

Swim:

13:47

Bike:

1:50:59

Run:

49:31

€2,300

Points:

100

Total:

938

Rank:

1

2

2:57:34

Swim:

13:36

Bike:

1:51:50

Run:

50:31

€1,700

Points:

90

Total:

591

Rank:

5

3

2:58:14

Swim:

13:38

Bike:

1:54:10

Run:

48:43

€1,200

Points:

82

Total:

304

Rank:

8

4

3:00:15

Swim:

14:00

Bike:

1:53:17

Run:

51:24

€800

Points:

75

Total:

730

Rank:

2

5

3:08:06

Swim:

12:43

Bike:

1:59:49

Run:

54:15

€650

Points:

69

Total:

577

Rank:

6

6

3:11:06

Swim:

13:36

Bike:

2:05:28

Run:

50:04

€450

Points:

63

Total:

670

Rank:

4

7

3:13:19

Swim:

14:07

Bike:

2:03:54

Run:

53:36

€400

Points:

58

Total:

704

Rank:

3

Short Track Results

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

Billouin and Middaugh Win Trentino Short Track

If anybody thought the notorious Czech Short Track finish could not be topped, Trentino has replied resoundingly with another thriller, setting the tone for an epic World Championship this Saturday. Billouin delivered a signature performance that sees the reigning World Champ take the World Cup title with a race to spare, while Sullivan Middaugh pushed to the absolute limit to claim his first Short Track win by less than a second.

In the women’s race, it was Aneta Grabmüller who led the first half, with the 2024 breakout athlete holding on long enough to finish second, just ahead of European Champion Loanne Duvoisin. For the men, the podium was decided in less than a second, with Sullivan Middaugh, Felix Forissier, and Arthur Serrières locked in an all-out sprint for the final 100 metres. Middaugh did just enough to give the roaring American fans what they wanted, with Forissier finishing second and Serrières in third. Watch the full race replay or read the race recap here.

Men's Short Track Results (Top 5)

1

32:51

Swim:

06:14

Bike:

16:12

Run:

09:04

€900

Points:

75

Total:

150

Rank:

18

2

32:51

Swim:

05:49

Bike:

16:49

Run:

09:04

€700

Points:

67

Total:

836

Rank:

1

3

32:51

Swim:

05:56

Bike:

16:42

Run:

08:57

€500

Points:

61

Total:

651

Rank:

3

4

33:06

Swim:

05:51

Bike:

16:44

Run:

09:11

€250

Points:

56

Total:

595

Rank:

4

5

33:15

Swim:

06:31

Bike:

15:56

Run:

09:10

€150

Points:

51

Total:

754

Rank:

2

Women's Short Track Results (Top 5)

1

36:47

Swim:

07:01

Bike:

17:37

Run:

10:57

€900

Points:

75

Total:

838

Rank:

1

2

37:03

Swim:

06:18

Bike:

18:22

Run:

11:13

€700

Points:

67

Total:

508

Rank:

5

3

37:40

Swim:

06:51

Bike:

18:59

Run:

10:35

€500

Points:

61

Total:

222

Rank:

12

4

37:43

Swim:

06:48

Bike:

18:32

Run:

10:57

€250

Points:

56

Total:

655

Rank:

2

5

37:56

Swim:

07:02

Bike:

19:09

Run:

10:38

€150

Points:

51

Total:

607

Rank:

4

Leaderboard after Stop 7

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.