

All-Mountain Class or Survival in the Sierra? Either way, this event will test and torture the riders and their bikes, Downieville style. Racers will compete in both the Point to Point Cross Country and the Downieville Downhill, on the SAME bike. Lowest combined XC and DH race time wins. Riders should choose their weapons wisely; a bike that climbs efficiently, descends with precision, and can handle a high-speed beat down for 46 miles on the way to victory.
SEE CROSS COUNTRY AND DOWNHILL PAGES FOR INDIVIDUAL RACE SPECIFICS
There will be a mandatory bike weigh-in and a parts check starting at 8:00am each morning at the start line. No switching of parts, or modifying of parts. The bike must weigh the same each day, or rider is bumped from the All-Mountain class.
Pro All-Mountain category- there will be a timed cut-off for reaching Downieville in the Cross Country race. Riders have 3 hours to complete the 29 mile course, or they are pulled from the All-Mountain category.
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For many riders, this is all you'll see of
Mark Weir, 7-time Downieville Downhill Champion and Jason Moeschler, 3-time All-Mountain Champion. ![]() |
ALL-MOUNTAIN WORLD CHAMPIONSHIPS
RACE CLASS CATEGORIES:
*PRO MEN
*PRO WOMEN
*EXPERT JUNIOR MEN 13 - 18 years
*EXPERT MEN 34 years and under
*EXPERT MEN 35 - 44
*EXPERT MASTER MEN 45+
*EXPERT WOMEN 34 years and under
*EXPERT WOMEN 35 years +
Note: * indicates a combined category with XC and All-Mountain class riders for Saturday's XC race.