Press releases

Find out more about the latest events in the Arosa Lenzerheide holiday region, the Arosa mountain railways, Lenzerheide mountain railways and current events in the region.
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    Lenzerheide
    28 September 2018

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    Arosa
    27 September 2018

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    Lenzerheide
    24 September 2018

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    Lenzerheide
    19 September 2018

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    Arosa
    19 September 2018

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    Arosa
    11 September 2018

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    Lenzerheide
    9 September 2018

    Gold for Austria, Great Britain and France

    The final day of the 2018 UCI Mountain Bike World Championships presented by Mercedes-Benz once again saw twenty thousand spectators heading to Lenzerheide, raising the total number of fans attending the races to 65,000. Following the Cross-Country races of the previous days, Sunday was all about Downhill and track that challenged the riders with dusty, slippery and loose conditions.
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    Lenzerheide
    8 September 2018

    First Cross-Country gold in 17 years for the USA, home-town hero defends title

    The fourth day of racing at the 2018 UCI Mountain Bike World Championships presented by Mercedes-Benz in Lenzerheide saw the Cross-Country Elite Men and Women battling it out for the title. Following a cloudy and cold day, the Women’s and Men’s races went ahead under the brilliant late summer sun of the Swiss Alps with nothing but rainbows in the forecast. The 24,000 Swiss fans who made the pilgrimage to the shore of picturesque Lake Heidsee in Lenzerheide, were hoping for another successful day after three days of racing that all saw Team Switzerland winning gold. In the end Kate Courtney took the first Cross-Country gold medal for the USA since 2001 and local hero Nino Schurter (SUI) made history by winning on home soil to take his 7th UCI World Championship individual title in a close fight with Italian Gerhard Kerschbaumer.