Welcome to the exciting world of MTB RALLY events and competitions!
MTB Rally is created to bring joy and a sense of community to all cycling enthusiasts, especially fans of fast-paced MTB disciplines. We offer a variety of riding opportunities throughout the summer season and unforgettable, large-scale event weekends organized in collaboration with ski resorts. Come and experience everything that cycling at its best can offer – together, we create memories that will be cherished for years to come!
The Gravity Cup features a multi-track race format, where participants compete on 3–5 separate tracks in a single day. Each track must be completed at least twice, with an optional bonus run to improve a single track performance. The series is designed for riders of all levels: beginners and juniors can enjoy easier tracks, while experienced riders will face more technical and faster challenges.
The Crank Up DH Cup is an exciting downhill race series featuring a single track. Each rider gets two race runs, and the fastest time determines the final standings. The track is designed to suit new riders while still offering challenges for seasoned competitors, requiring careful line choices.
MTB Trail races are held outside bike parks in non-lift-accessed environments, requiring participants to rely on their own effort for movement. The competition consists of several 2–5 minute sections, primarily on descending trails. Riders can also compete in categories for e-bikes and fatbikes, popular choices for forest trails. The courses are technically moderate, making them suitable for new riders while still providing a challenge for more experienced participants.
The Jr. Crank Up DH Cup is a downhill race series specifically designed for juniors, offering a low-barrier opportunity to experience the thrill of downhill racing. The series includes junior classes for under-10 and 10–13-year-old riders. Tracks are bike park courses that can be practiced in advance, ensuring juniors can focus on enjoying the race day. This two-event series is a perfect way to introduce young riders to the world of downhill competition.
Rockets is the former Peanuts class, as junior riders are pushing the limits so hard that the name had to change. In practice, there are no changes in the youth categories, and the Young Guns class rides the same tracks as the more experienced ones.
In the Weekend Warriors classes, you're free to ride e-mountain bikes. It's a completely open category, allowing riders of all ages and equipment, making it a great fit for newcomers.
There are some minor changes compared to previous years. E-MTB is now an official e-bike category, and in the Weekend Warriors class, riders are free to use e-mountain bikes, while in other classes, traditional acoustic bikes are used. The minimum age limit for the Masters category has been raised by five years. The General class remains the most competitive both in terms of participation and speed.