Frenchman Victor Koretzky crowned world mountain biking champion short-tracks for the second year in a row

The 31-year-old Frenchman, Olympic Mountain Bike Vice-Champion in Paris, retained his title in Switzerland on Tuesday.

A new year in rainbow for Victor Koretzky. The 31-year-old Frenchman, already crowned world mountain biking world champion in Andorra in 2024, kept his crown in the discipline in Switzerland, Tuesday September 9, winning the sprint ahead The American Christopher Blanvins. Another Frenchman, Mathis Azzaro, also climbs on the podium in third place.

The Habs, who spent a few years on the road but has one of the biggest records of the current French mountain bike in the company of Pauline-Ferrand provost, confirms that he has still passed a course since his Cross-Country Mountain Mountain Mountain Mountain Mountain Mountain Medal 2024, behind the British Tom Pidcock.

A month later, he had already won his first title of world mountain biking champion cross-country short-tracks, a sister discipline of the Cross-Country But disputed on a shortened circuit and for 20 minutes. He also finished vice-world champion on the cross-country event.