RACE COURSES & SPECTATOR INFO
Live the World Championships.
Inside the race.
Race courses, start times and spectator spots: everything you need to follow the 2026 UCI Enduro World Championships in the Finale Outdoor Region.
Race courses
Explore the interactive race course map. To reach the spectator spots, check the access maps and follow staff instructions.
· EDR
Start lists /
Start times
Want to plan your day along the trails and make sure you don't miss your favorite riders?
Check the WCh and Open start lists for the EDR races on Sunday 18 October 2026. Find the start times to plan your day between the Spectator Hubs and viewing spots along the course.
Please remember to always check the maps to access spectator spots safely and follow instructions from course staff.
· E-EDR
Race
results
View the results of the E-EDR races held on Saturday 17 October 2026. Open the men's and women's results in PDF format.
Live
results
Follow live times and results from ChronoRace below.
SPECTATOR HUBS
Three hubs,
three experiences.
Live the World Championships. Inside the race, inside the territory.
Le Manie, Vado Ligure, Colla di San Giacomo. Three locations, three meeting points, three ways to experience the atmosphere of the 2026 UCI Enduro World Championships up close.
The Spectator Hubs will be the ideal starting point to enjoy a race day: meet up, have a bite to eat, grab a drink, listen to music, soak in the World Championship atmosphere, and then set off on foot toward the spectator spots along the special stages.
Le Manie
The legendary Toboga, from a whole new perspective!
One of the symbolic locations of Finalese outdoor sports becomes a key meeting point for the World Championships. The Le Manie Hub, located in the Ferrin area, will be the perfect base to experience the eMTB race atmosphere and watch riders take on the uphill challenge of the brand-new Toboga Power Stage.
Food and drink service available all day at the Ferrin restaurant.
Vado Ligure
The World Championship starts from the territory.
The Vado Ligure Hub (Acqua d’Alto area) will be one of the main reference points to watch riders in action on BLITZ—another brand-new special stage of this World Championship—meet fellow enthusiasts, and dive into the race vibe. Welcoming the public, there will also be a food truck and DJ Barta.
The location can be reached by bike via guided tours departing from Vado Ligure. An eBike is strongly recommended.
| Departure point | Time |
|---|---|
| 01 · Valle de Vuè | 09:30 |
| 02 · Porto Vado | 09:00 |
| 03 · Vado downtown | 09:15 |
| 04 · Segno | 10:00 |
Colla di San Giacomo
Mountains, woods, and racing.
A place to pause, meet up, enjoy food, drinks, and music, and then head out on foot toward the spectator spots along the surrounding special stages, or cheer on the athletes at their official feed zone.
Colla di San Giacomo can easily be reached by bicycle.
Shuttle from Mallare · 10:00–16:00
To assist the public, a shuttle service will be running from Piazza del Carretto 1.
A different way to experience Enduro: not just watching the race, but spending the day immersed in the landscape where the action comes alive.
Other access points
& behavioral rules
We strongly recommend following the race from the official Spectator Hubs. Any other potential access points without official activations can be viewed on the following maps.
Warning: access prohibited to special stages
For safety reasons and to ensure the smooth running of the race, public access is strictly prohibited in certain sections of the Special Stages (SS).
The maps clearly indicate the areas where access to the race tracks is not allowed. We kindly ask all spectators to strictly follow these guidelines and adhere to instructions provided by the staff on course.
ATTENTION: ACCESS TO THE DH MEN VIA STRADA VECCHIA DI VARIGOTTI IS PERMITTED UNTIL 12:30 PM.
Useful tips
for watching the race
Plan your day
Following the Enduro World Championships means spending several hours outdoors and walking along trails, dirt roads and natural terrain.
You don’t need to be an experienced hiker, but it’s important to come prepared. Choose your clothing carefully, bring a waterproof jacket and wear comfortable shoes. Make sure to bring water, snacks and sunscreen.
Respect the territory.
Respect the race.
The trails remain a natural environment, even during a World Championship.
Use only official spectator access points, stay within designated areas, never enter the race track, and always follow the instructions of course marshals and staff.
Bring everything you need — and take back down everything you bring into the mountains. Respect the environment, your fellow spectators, and the athletes.