To organize a Mountain Bike race, please contact your Club Committee Rep or the MTB Committee Race Director/Coordinator, then head over to the Organizers section of the website for important information and resources.
The organization of mountain bike races and events depends on the work of volunteers – consider joining the MTB committee and help MTB racing grow in Manitoba.
The committee consists of a MTB Race Director/ Coordinator who chairs the MTB committee (also a MCA Board Member) and a representative from each club in Manitoba.
Want to find a group to ride with? There are dozens of clubs in the city offering a wide variety of rides and adventures.
Cross Country Olympic (XCO)
Cross Country Eliminator (Sprint) (XCE)
Cross Country Point to Point (XCP)
Cross Country Time Trial (XCT)
Cross Country Short Track (XCT)
Cross Country Enduro (XCM) – Marathons/24-hour races
Cross Country Team Relay (XCR)
Weekly Tune-up Ride! EVENT DESCRIPTION Welcome to Cycling Canada’s Weekly Tune-up Ride! Every Monday at 7:05pm CST, Cycling Canada will host a weekly group ride, open to all skill levels
SATURDAY FUNDO EVENT DESCRIPTION Welcome to the Cycling Canada Saturday Fundo Every Saturday at 11:05 CST, Cycling Canada will host a fondo-style ride open to all skill levels and abilities
SATURDAY FUNDO EVENT DESCRIPTION Welcome to the Cycling Canada Saturday Fundo Every Saturday at 11:05 CST, Cycling Canada will host a fondo-style ride open to all skill levels and abilities
Two women held down the team relay for Manitoba today. Eryn Guenter and Aimee Gauthier finished 4th overall at a time of 48:45:000 See the Provincial results (here)!
The team of Aiden Gauthier, Ethan Vandenberg, and Soren Weselake finished 4th overall in today’s team relay (behind QC, ON, and NS) at a time of 38:01.000 This is a
Soren Weslake, Portage la Prairie With the Cross country events behind our Mountain bike athletes, their focus will now turn to the team relay today (Wednesday), followed by the sprint
“Bison Butte” is the Mountain Bike Trail development at FortWhyte Alive in Winnipeg which was created for the 2017 Canada Summer Games. These free of charge, multi-purpose, recreational trails are open to the public. The Mountain Bike trails have very technical sections including steep ascents, rock climbs, jumps, and drops. Choose only trails that suit your skill and fitness level.
If you wish to organize an event at Bison Butte, please contact the Manitoba Cycling Association at 204-925-5686
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