Biker Tomáš Slavík became the world champion in fourcross for the third time in his career. The success of the Czech colors at the championship in Val di Sole, Italy, was underlined by Michaela Hájková with a gold medal from the same discipline. The Frenchman Jerome Gilloux and the Swiss Nicole Göldi rejoiced in the e-bike races.
Thirty-four-year-old Slavík confirmed his affiliation with the narrowest world leader. Already in qualifying he set the third best time and on the way to the third gold in his career from the World Championships after 2010 and 2014 he subsequently won all elimination races. The second was the Frenchman Adrien Loron and the third the Austrian Hannes Slavik. Qualifying winner Mikuláš Nevrkla finished sixth.
On the contrary, Hájková received gold from fourcross at the world championship for the first time. It followed on from the previous two triumphs of Romana Labounková from 2018 and 2019, when the World Cup last took place before the coronavirus crisis. The silver was won by the Frenchman Mathilde Bernardová and the bronze by Anna Rojasová from Bolivia.
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