eMTB Racing

Together to victory

A man jumps with his eMountain bike through the air in the forest while participating in an eMountain bike race.

Products in competition

Insights from professional sport

The toughest tracks in the world are the perfect testing ground for eRacing products. That’s why our development teams work closely with our athletes. They are the acid test: eMTB racing under demanding, real-life competitive conditions. Jointly, we constantly redefine the limits of eMTB racing.

Close-up of the Bosch Performance Line CX Race Drive Unit, along with an eMountainbike Women's medal from the UCI.

Products for title winners

The Performance Line CX Race Limited Edition is the result of close coordination between the racing teams and our product specialists. We also jointly developed specific riding modes such as Race or eMTB mode. Both are ideal for demanding racetracks and can be customised individually.

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“The fastest riders on the world’s toughest racetracks complement our own developments and testing activities perfectly.”

Claus Fleischer, CEO of Bosch eBike Systems
 

Claus Fleischer, the CEO of Bosch eBike Systems, is attending an eMountainbike race.

Racing teams

Development in line with the highest standards: These eMTB racing teams work closely with us.

Commencal Enduro Project

Mathieu Ruffray

Mathieu Ruffray from the Commencal Enduro Project Racing Team stands next to his eBike.

Orbea Fox Enduro Team

Florencia Espiñeira
Edgar Carballo

Florencia Espiñeira and Edgar Carballo from the Orbea Fox Enduro Racing Team stand arm in arm with their eBike.

Lapierre Overvolt Team

Kevin Marry
Antoine Rogge
Adrien Dailly

Kevin Marry from the Lapierre Overvolt Racing team poses with his eBike.

Miranda Factory Team

Tiago Ladeira
Emanuel Pombo

A team member of the Miranda Factory Racing team is riding through challenging terrain with his eMountain bike.

Scott SR Suntour Enduro Team

Hugo Pigeon
Emeric Ienzer

Hugo Pigeon and Emeric Lenzer from the Scott SR Suntour Enduro Racing Team are posing with their eBike.

Canyon Collective Factory Enduro Team

Jose Borges
Fabien Barel
Alex Cure

Jose Borges and Alex Cure from the Canyon Collective Factory Enduro Racing Team are pictured with an eBike on a beach.
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Race formats

Alongside several national racing series for amateurs, the E-EDR and the WES are the top international arenas for competitive eMTB racing.

"UCI ENURO WORLD CUP" in purple lettering on a white background with a neon green underscore.

E-EDR (E-Enduro World Cup)

The UCI Mountainbike Enduro World Cup (EDR), known as the Enduro World Series (EWS) until 2023, is often referred to as the "Formula 1 of enduro" in the mountain bike scene. At the same time, the E-Enduro World Cup (E-EDR) is a race format specially designed for eMountain bikes. eBikers can show off their skills and endurance in a competition environment that’s specially tailored to the special features and requirements of eBikes.

WES 'World E-Bike Series' and UCI 'E-MOUNTAINBIKE WORLD CUP CROSS CONTRY' logo.

WES (World E-Bike Series)

The WES (World E-Bike Series) was launched in 2019 and is a global racing series focussing exclusively on eBike competitions. The event is hosted by the Union Cycliste Internationale (UCI). The WES offers eBikers in the E-Cross-Country racing discipline the opportunity to qualify for the UCI E-MTB XC World Championships.

You and the Bosch eMTB Challenge

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Prepared for your challenge? At the Bosch eMTB Challenge, the race format for amateurs and athletes, you can get a taste of eMTB racing.

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