Bosch eMTB Challenge

Scenes from a Bosch eMTB Challenge. A cyclist rides his eMTB at high speed through a forest, over roots, and past a stream.

Race series for all levels of eMTB riding

The most successful eMTB racing series enters a new round – bigger, more exciting and more international! In 2026, the Bosch eMTB Challenge will be touring many countries around the world, with stops in Europe and North America. As well as the Amateur and Advanced categories, there will again be a Pro Series – ideal for ambitious and performance-oriented eMTB pros.

On the left, eMTB Challenge logo: A hexagonal emblem with a stylized mountain silhouette and the inscription 'eMTB CHALLENGE' on a green background. To the right, eMTB Challenge Pro Series logo: A hexagonal emblem with a stylized mountain silhouette and the inscription 'eMTB CHALLENGE PRO SERIES' on a green background.

Stops in 2026

Where?

Bike Festival Riva

When?

01.05.2026

Categories

Amateur, Advanced, Pro

Special features

Season 2026 kick-off

Take part

Register here

Results

Download here

Impressions

Pictures can be found here

Where?

Bike Festival Willingen

When?

30.05.2026

Categories

Amateur, Advanced, Pro

Special features

German E-Enduro Championship

Take part

Register here

Results

Download here

Impressions

Pictures can be found here

Where?

Velo Vert Festival

When?

13.06.2026

Categories

Amateur, Advanced, Pro

Special features

New stop in 2026

Take part

Register here

Where?

Bike Revolution Davos

When?

27.06.2026

Categories

Amateur, Advanced, Pro

Special features

New stop in 2026

Take part

Register here

Where?

Crankworx Whistler

When?

24.07.-02.08.2026

Categories

Amateur, Advanced, Pro

Take part

Register here

Where?

Verbier Bike Festival

When?

14./15.08.2026

Categories

Amateur, Advanced, Pro

Take part

Register here

A cyclist rides uphill over rocks on her eMTB. In the background, a valley is surrounded by mountains. Several villages are nestled within the valley.

Trails that inspire

Around 35 kilometres at an elevation of 1,000 meters – a mix of action, nature and challenge. Riding technique, fitness and clever battery management are required here. Thanks to a GPX file available in advance, you can find your way along the trails.

The distance

The riding distances are divided into individual sections – each with its own set of challenges.

A dark map with contour lines, with a trail drawn in white and some places in turquoise top.

You ride a varied mix of uphill and downhill trails, completely blind and with live timing. Skill, power and control are vital. Technical obstacles and tight turns require great skill and are interspersed with fast, flowing sections.

A dark map with contour lines, with a trail drawn in white and some places highlighted in magenta.

In addition to the five stages in the amateur category, the Pro Series features two especially challenging sections. Technical uphill sections and tricky downhill sections will push you and your eMTB to the limits – requiring full concentration, precise line selection, and maximum control.

A dark map with contour lines, on which a trail is drawn in white and some places in green are top.

On the connecting sections between the stages, you can ride without time pressure. Here, the focus is on the experience of nature and the interaction with the other participants. Navigation is done with the smartphone or eBike display.

Competition Categories

Target group

Experienced

Sections

5 Stages

Finale

Award ceremony and trophy

Target group

Ambitious

Sections

5 Stages + 1 Pro Stage

Finale

Award ceremony and trophy

Target group

Pros

Sections

5 Stages + 2 Pro Stages

Finale

Award ceremony, trophy and prize money

Points

Points distribution for an overall ranking

Overall

Overall victory in the Pro Series & additional prize money

Past Events

Impressions

Pro Series Explained

We would like to thank our partners

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Regulations for your eMTB

A light blue eMTB against a white background.

Uniform regulations apply to all participants. eMountain bikes are allowed with a support of up to 25 km/h and a maximum power of 250 Watt – in accordance with the requirements of the UCI and EN15194.

By signing up, you agree to these terms and conditions and confirm that your eMTB complies with them. All details can be found by clicking the link below.

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