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Article - 27 Jun 25
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Course Release: UCI Enduro World Cup, La Thuile

The penultimate round of the UCI Enduro World Cup 2025 is nearly upon us, and the course has been released! Here's your first look at the La Thuile, Valle d’Aosta course map.

The penultimate round of the UCI Enduro World Cup 2025 is nearly upon us, and the course has been released! Back-to-back race weekends in Italy will take us from Val di Fassa, Trentino, to the much anticipated La Thuile, Valle d’Aosta next week. La Thuile, a previous Enduro World Series venue, will host both the UCI Downhill and Enduro World Cups - a full gravity weekend of racing - for the first time.

This is the final one-day race of the UCI EDR World Cup season (concluding in Morillon, Haute Savioe with a 2-day epic), and will feature four incredible stages - including the race series' first ever night stage!

The full course is 46.77km, with over 2700m of descending. You can check out the stages on the interactive map, or take a fly through the animated version.

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