The UCI released its updated points rankings overnight. Here are some of the key categories and points leaders.
CROSS-COUNTRY RANKING, ELITE MEN
We had to scroll down to 28th place and 41st place to find the next U.S. men in the rankings:
Out of curiosity, we scrolled down to see how far Nino Schurter has fallen in the year-long points rankings, since he retired from World Cup cross-country racing around the end of the summer last year.
Nino dropped four places over the last week. Nino is now 40 years old, but he hasn’t given up racing yet. He’s been competing in some gravel races in the last few months, and he’s planning on racing in the BC Bike Race in the weeks ahead. We won’t be surprised if he makes the podium in that event. Nino is a fierce competitor. There’s a reason he’s considered the G.O.A.T. of mountain bike racing.
CROSS-COUNTRY ELITE MEN: NATION RANKING
DOWNHILL MEN ELITE RANKING
America’s Asa Vermette, who won the first Downhill World Cup this year, has climbed two spots to 13th place in the latest rankings.
America’s Dylan Maples has dropped one spot to 21st place this week, while fellow American Dakotah Norton has climbed three spots to 25th place in this week’s rankings.
CROSS-COUNTRY RANKING, ELITE WOMEN
America’s Savilia Blunk is in seventh place in the latest points rankings. After her, we have to go down to 21st through 33rd places to find the next five Americans on the list:
DOWNHILL WOMEN ELITE RANKING
To see the full listings for all the classes, go to
If you go to the UCI page to see the points rankings, find the following image on their page and click on the word RANKINGS, then scroll down to find the classes you’re interested in.
If you competed in one or more UCI races in the last 52 weeks, and scored some UCI points in doing so, you should be able to find your name and international points ranking somewhere on the list.
