2025 XTERRA World Cup

Czech Republic

August
09
@12:00
Full Distance
1.5K
33K
10.5K
August
10
@13:00
Short Track
400m
8K
2.4K
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The athlete-favorite party in Prachatice sits as stop 6 of 8 in the World Cup series, and comes as the final double header stop with points on the table in both the Full Distance and the Short Track race. One of the oldest venues on the circuit, with one of the most stacked fields of pros heading its way.

Over two decades of racing with no two years the same, XTERRA Czech has been a driving force in the development of XTERRA racing. 2025 sees the return to Kristanovicky Lake, adding extra technicality to the only A-B bike course on the series. The Short Track race also makes a return to where the fast-format was held for the very first time back in 2019, but this time with a very different bag of tricks as Czech looks to push the envelope of XTERRA pro racing once more.

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Taking to the line is arguably the most competitive field the series has seen yet this season, with a few new names entering the mix alongside the season’s leaderboard regulars. All eyes will be on three-time World Champion Arthur Serrières as he makes his long-awaited debut, going head-to-head with both Felix Forissier and Jens Emil Sloth Nielsen. In the women’s field, Alizée Paties is out with a stress fracture, leaving Marta Menditto to battle home favorite Aneta Grabmüller and the UK’s rising star Isla Hedley.

Short Track Distance Results
Times, splits and points from Czech Short Track.

Aneta Grabmüller and Arthur Serrières Claim Czech Short Track Wins

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Back-to-back thrillers put a stamp on Stop 6 of the pro series, and the home crowd in Prachatice could not have asked for more. Aneta Grabmüller snatched back the lead on the final punchy climb, then held off Marta Menditto in a sprint finish for the ages. In the men’s race, a crash on the bike saw Felix Forissier surrender the lead to a charging Jens Emil Sloth Nielsen, only for World Champion Arthur Serrières to arrive on the run and systematically close the show in Prachatice.

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A change of guard for the golden jersey in Czech sees Felix Forissier move into the men’s lead, while Marta Menditto takes over in the women’s. Only two races remain—Germany in just six days, then the season-deciding Short Track finale beneath the Brenta Dolomites in Italy on September 25.

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Men's Short Track Results (Top 5)
#
Athlete
Time
Swim
Bike
Run
Prize Money
Points
Total
Rank
1
Arthur Serrieres
Times:
38:04
Swim:
05:59
Bike:
21:12
Run:
10:09
€900
Points:
75
Total:
157
Rank:
13
2
Jens Emil Sloth Nielsen
Times:
38:27
Swim:
06:16
Bike:
20:29
Run:
10:49
€700
Points:
67
Total:
422
Rank:
7
3
Felix Forissier
Times:
38:46
Swim:
05:54
Bike:
21:06
Run:
11:06
€500
Points:
61
Total:
628
Rank:
1
4
Arthur Forissier
Times:
39:07
Swim:
06:18
Bike:
21:04
Run:
11:09
€250
Points:
56
Total:
623
Rank:
2
5
Lukas Kocar
Times:
39:30
Swim:
05:57
Bike:
21:57
Run:
10:51
€150
Points:
51
Total:
51
Rank:
34
WOMen's Short Track Results (Top 5)
#
Athlete
Time
Swim
Bike
Run
Prize Money
Points
Total
Rank
1
Aneta Grabmuller
Times:
46:57
Swim:
06:23
Bike:
26:49
Run:
13:00
€900
Points:
75
Total:
463
Rank:
3
2
Marta Menditto
Times:
46:57
Swim:
07:14
Bike:
26:07
Run:
12:47
€700
Points:
67
Total:
627
Rank:
1
3
Isla Hedley
Times:
48:00
Swim:
06:28
Bike:
27:11
Run:
13:35
€500
Points:
61
Total:
192
Rank:
10
4
Romy Spoelder
Times:
48:45
Swim:
06:32
Bike:
27:05
Run:
14:16
€250
Points:
56
Total:
413
Rank:
6
6
Emma Ducreux
Times:
49:55
Swim:
06:33
Bike:
27:56
Run:
14:35
€0
Points:
51
Total:
423
Rank:
5
Full Distance Results
Times, splits and points from the Full Distance race at stop 6.

Felix Forissier and Barbara Riveros Win Czech Full Distance

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Forissier and Riveros have taken round one on the historic Prachatice course, taking maximum points at a crucial stage in the series. This was the penultimate Full Distance race, with only Germany next weekend offering the full 100 points that come with a win. Forissier got it done in 2:21:32, while Riveros needed just 2:51:42.

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But the battle is far from over, with the livestreamed Short Track race taking place tomorrow at 12:55 CEST. A maximum 75 points are at stake—enough to see positions shift once again ahead of Stop 7 in Germany and the Short Track finale in Trentino next month.

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Men's FULL DISTANCE Results (Top 7)
#
Athlete
Time
Swim
Bike
Run
Prize Money
Points
Total
Rank
1
Felix Forissier
Times:
2:21:32
Swim:
19:43
Bike:
1:17:41
Run:
42:24
€2,300
Points:
100
Total:
567
Rank:
1
2
Jens Emil Sloth Nielsen
Times:
2:22:05
Swim:
20:58
Bike:
1:16:16
Run:
42:53
€1,700
Points:
90
Total:
355
Rank:
8
3
Arthur Serrieres
Times:
2:24:16
Swim:
19:50
Bike:
1:17:59
Run:
44:42
€1,200
Points:
82
Total:
82
Rank:
22
4
Sebastien Carabin
Times:
2:30:48
Swim:
24:04
Bike:
1:19:11
Run:
45:18
€800
Points:
75
Total:
281
Rank:
9
5
Arthur Forissier
Times:
2:30:48
Swim:
20:23
Bike:
1:17:15
Run:
51:23
€650
Points:
69
Total:
567
Rank:
1
6
Sebastian Neef
Times:
2:31:49
Swim:
20:52
Bike:
1:21:07
Run:
47:59
€450
Points:
63
Total:
490
Rank:
4
7
Ben Vyvey
Times:
2:33:46
Swim:
20:09
Bike:
1:23:28
Run:
48:06
€400
Points:
58
Total:
58
Rank:
28
WOMen's Full Distance Results (Top 7)
#
Athlete
Time
Swim
Bike
Run
Prize Money
Points
Total
Rank
1
Barbara Riveros
Times:
2:51:42
Swim:
20:53
Bike:
1:35:46
Run:
52:54
€2,300
Points:
100
Total:
100
Rank:
21
2
Marta Menditto
Times:
2:54:10
Swim:
24:00
Bike:
1:34:45
Run:
53:22
€1,700
Points:
90
Total:
560
Rank:
1
3
Aneta Grabmuller
Times:
2:56:10
Swim:
20:48
Bike:
1:34:21
Run:
58:08
€1,200
Points:
82
Total:
388
Rank:
4
4
Kerri Ann Upham
Times:
2:57:59
Swim:
25:45
Bike:
1:34:39
Run:
55:28
€800
Points:
75
Total:
201
Rank:
8
5
Noemi Bogiatto
Times:
3:00:23
Swim:
25:17
Bike:
1:38:23
Run:
54:18
€650
Points:
69
Total:
69
Rank:
23
6
Romy Spoelder
Times:
3:01:50
Swim:
22:51
Bike:
1:35:55
Run:
1:00:57
€450
Points:
63
Total:
357
Rank:
7
7
Carina Wasle
Times:
3:03:04
Swim:
24:38
Bike:
1:41:19
Run:
54:53
€400
Points:
58
Total:
58
Rank:
25
Full Distance Start List
MenWomen
Men
Points
Arthur Forissier
FRA
498
-
Arthur Serrieres
FRA
0
-
Michele Bonacina
ITA
468
-
Felix Forissier
FRA
467
-
Sebastian Neef
DEU
427
-
Kieran Mcpherson
NZL
391
-
Benjamin Forbes
AUS
375
-
Lukas Kocar
CZE
0
-
Federico Spinazze
ITA
339
-
Jens Emil Sloth Nielsen
DNK
265
-
Scott Anderson
DEU
225
-
Sebastien Carabin
BEL
206
-
Hugo Bosscher
NLD
137
-
Elliot Labourdette
FRA
128
-
Boris Janata
SVK
123
-
Xavier Dafflon
CHE
0
-
Morgan Rhodes
GBR
58
-
Robin Schussler
DEU
53
-
Bart Cooymans
NLD
44
-
Baptiste Fordoxcel
FRA
0
-
Jonathan Mckinley
USA
34
-
Paris Fellmann
LUX
34
-
Philipp Meyer
DEU
29
-
Hugo Bourjon
FRA
28
-
Jamie Pugh
GBR
23
-
Antonios Dimitrios Lafis
GRC
23
-
Henry Bramwell-Reeks
GBR
17
-
Ben Vyvey
BEL
0
-
Diego Ras
ITA
15
-
Lukas Maes
BEL
0
-
Julien Buffe
FRA
11
-
Jan Chrzanowski
POL
0
-
Quinten Dewaele
BEL
0
-
Quinten Dewaele
BEL
0
-
Emile Billaut
FRA
0
-
Marcel Spandl
AUT
0
-
Marco Barison
ITA
0
-
Tony Nivot
FRA
0
-
Nicolo Galli
ITA
0
-
Ryno Owen
ZAF
0
-
Daniel Kraviansky
SVK
0
-
Elian Olasagasti
FRA
0
-
Thomas Bourgeois
BEL
0
-
Ondrej Vit
CZE
0
-
Manuel Cossu
ITA
0
-
Lukas Kaspar
CZE
0
-
Gerard Rodriguez Viladrich
ESP
0
-
Matej Medveczky
SVK
0
-
Women
Points
Marta Menditto
ITA
470
-
Hannah Lee Young
AUS
379
-
Lorena Erl
DEU
333
-
Emma Ducreux
FRA
327
-
Aneta Grabmuller
CZE
306
-
Romy Spoelder
NLD
294
-
Katja Krenn
AUT
150
-
Elizabeth Orchard
NZL
147
-
Kerri Ann Upham
GBR
126
-
Romane Cizeron
FRA
126
-
Carina Wasle
AUT
0
-
Louise Fox
GBR
111
-
Isla Hedley
GBR
82
-
Helena Karaskova Erbenova
CZE
69
-
Stepanka Bisova
CZE
0
-
Bianca Morvillo
ITA
58
-
Libby Greatorex
GBR
0
-
Camille Jobard
FRA
0
-
Vanessa Andreetta
ITA
0
-
Barbora Stupkova
CZE
0
-
Andrea Schofmann
MOZ
0
-
Viktoria Koczka
HUN
0
-
Barbara Riveros
CHL
0
-
Anna Lena Theisen
DEU
0
-
Noemi Bogiatto
ITA
0
-
Series Stops
1
1
1
Mar
27.29
Australia
Dunsborough
,
Australia
Short Track
Mar 27
FULL DISTANCE
Mar 29
Short Track
Mar 27
Short Track
·
Mar 27
FULL DISTANCE
·
Mar 29
Short Track
·
Mar 27
NEXT STOP
SEE RESULTS
2
2
2
Apr
26
Greece
Vouliagmeni
,
Greece
Short Track
FULL DISTANCE
Apr 26
Short Track
Short Track
·
FULL DISTANCE
·
Apr 26
Short Track
·
NEXT STOP
SEE RESULTS
3
3
3
May
3
Weston Park
Staffordshire
,
United Kingdom
Short Track
FULL DISTANCE
May 3
Short Track
Short Track
·
FULL DISTANCE
·
May 3
Short Track
·
NEXT STOP
SEE RESULTS
4
4
4
May
17.18
Oak Mountain
Alabama
,
United States
Short Track
May 18
FULL DISTANCE
May 17
Short Track
May 18
Short Track
·
May 18
FULL DISTANCE
·
May 17
Short Track
·
May 18
NEXT STOP
SEE RESULTS
5
5
5
Jul
12
Quebec
Lac Delage
,
Canada
Short Track
FULL DISTANCE
Jul 12
Short Track
Short Track
·
FULL DISTANCE
·
Jul 12
Short Track
·
NEXT STOP
SEE RESULTS
6
6
6
Aug
9.10
Czech
Prachatice
,
Czech Republic
Short Track
Aug 10
FULL DISTANCE
Aug 9
Short Track
Aug 10
Short Track
·
Aug 10
FULL DISTANCE
·
Aug 9
Short Track
·
Aug 10
NEXT STOP
SEE RESULTS
7
7
7
Aug
16
Germany
Zittau
,
Germany
Short Track
FULL DISTANCE
Aug 16
Short Track
Short Track
·
FULL DISTANCE
·
Aug 16
Short Track
·
NEXT STOP
SEE RESULTS
8
8
8
Sep
25
Trentino
Molveno
,
Italy
Short Track
Sep 25
FULL DISTANCE
Short Track
Sep 25
Short Track
·
Sep 25
FULL DISTANCE
·
Short Track
·
Sep 25
NEXT STOP
SEE RESULTS
WORLD CUP Series Info
The XTERRA World Cup is the world's premier off-road triathlon pro series, where the sport’s top elites go head-to-head in a condensed circuit of Full Distance and Short Track races. A points-based battle where every turn, climb, and descent matters, each race is a fight for a share of the series prize purse and the pursuit of becoming the next XTERRA World Cup Champion.

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The 2025 World Cup will feature eight stops and 11 races across Asia-Pacific, Europe, and North America. With no joker rule in play, every race counts toward the overall standings. Full Distance races award series points to the top 30 finishers, with the winner claiming 100 points. Short Track races are invitation-only, featuring the top 30 qualifiers, with the winner earning the maximum 75 points.

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The Short Track showdown in Trentino, Italy, will serve as the series finale, where the next XTERRA World Cup Champions will be crowned ahead of the 2025 XTERRA World Championship.

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Elizabeth Orchard
GBR
Sixteen time World Champion and seven time spelling bee winner, Jack Johnson is the most respected XTERRA athlete of all time.
Position
#3
Points
84
Age
37
Height
178cm
Weight
63kg
Strength
MTB
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