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THAT'S A WRAP.

The final round of the UCI World Cup wrapped up this weekend in Lake Placid, New York. Coming off the high of Whistler, there was a collective sleepiness to start, but the moment the lights went green, we witnessed some of the closest sprint finishes seen in XC and some of the most dramatic rounds of DH qualifying all season.

BoXXer World Championship final round image
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Our teams and staff have travelled the world this season, from South Korea through Europe and now wrapping up with three incredible rounds of racing in North America. Every year the level rises, and every year we leave with more awe and reverence for our athletes and more love for the sport. It's often the smaller, sometimes mundane details, repeated race after race, that give riders the best possible chance to succeed. Routines stamped into the weekend, quietly doing their job. RockShox is proud of every battle fought by our athletes, the care and attention from our team staff, and the tireless hours from our Race Technicians, all in the relentless pursuit of performance.

The race track is where the sport moves fastest. It's where dreams are realized and legends are written. Until next year.

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2026 JUNIOR WOMEN’S DH OVERALL CHAMPION


ALETHA OSTGAARD
CANYON DH RACING

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2026 WOMEN’S DH OVERALL CHAMPION


VALI HÖLL
COMMENCAL SCHWALBE BY LES ORRES

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2026 WOMEN’S XCC OVERALL CHAMPION


SINA FREI
SPECIALIZED FACTORY RACING

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2026 WOMEN’S XCO OVERALL CHAMPION


JENNY RISSVEDS
CANYON XC RACING

COMMENCAL MUC-OFF

DH TEAM OVERALL CHAMPIONS

 

SPECIALIZED FACTORY XC

XC TEAM OVERALL CHAMPIONS
Pro mechanics duke it out at BoXXer World Championships in Whistler, BC
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100 WITH POMPON

Myriam Nicole has been racing World Cups for 18 years, through injuries, setbacks and more comebacks than any other rider. She has never failed to find her way back to the top with a total of 66 World Cup Podiums.

Last weekend in Lake Placid, Myriam celebrated her 100th World Cup start, a feat no other woman has ever achieved. She raced a beautiful custom Commencal Supreme V5.2 painted to match her home, Lac du Salagou, and closed out the season narrowly missing the podium in 4th place, and wrapping up 2026 in 8th overall despite missing rounds due to injury.

Everyone at SRAM and RockShox is proud of Myriam, her achievements, and everything she continues to give to our sport.

RockShox athletes at Whistler World Cup 2026

 

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JOE BREEDEN’S NUKEPROOF DISSENT

Joe Breeden has built his own Elite UCI World Cup team, Nukeproof AXESS Racing, from the ground up building out a great team of people around him helping support riders across all categories from Junior to Elite Women and Men.

Joe is working on developing a new Downhill bike with Nukeproof and has been racing this prototype through-out the 2026 season. A stock Nukeproof Dissent (large) front triangle is paired with a prototype linkage that has changed the bike from a single pivot to a 4 bar with a horst link and mid pivot point.

Joe walks us through is preferences, the ways he seeks comfort on the bike and how he adapts this prototype to different conditions acorss the World Cup circuit, from utilizing downtube weights, adjusting his Ocahin | R based on track characteristics and his unique brake lever set up.

Frame: Prototype Nukeproof Dissent (L)

Fork: RockShox BoXXer Ultimate

Shock: RockShox Vivid Coil Ultimate DH

Controller: SRAM AXS Pod Controller

Derailleur: SRAM XX DH Transmission

Crankset: SRAM XX DH Transmission 160mm

Brakes: SRAM Maven Ultimate (B1 SwingLink)

Rotors: 220mm HS2 Front / 200mm HS2 Rear

Handlebar: OneUp Carbon 50mm Rise w/ 45mm stem + 50mm stack

Bar ends: Wolf Tooth Locked In Bar Ends

Rims: Crankbrothers Synthesis Alloy Front / Crankbrothers Synthesis Carbon Rear

Miranda's Dadcam Corner

Miranda is driving a Panasonic HC VXF1 during race weekends.
She bought it off someone in Whistler needing rent money.
While the picture is quite stable, her hand is not.
Brendog and Brandon Semenuk hosting a ride together from the RockShox Whistler Race House
RockShox Athletes dominate in Whistler
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