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Mountain Bike World Cup: Valentina Höll Defends Downhill Title to the...

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"That's incredible. It's so difficult to win, and a World Cup is such a stressful event. To create it for the fifth time in the end is simply unbelievable," Höll said.

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She has already made it again! Valentina "Vali: Höll crowned herself as world champion in mountain bike downhill for the fifth time in Val di Sole (Italy) – and that in a row! The Saalbacher won once again in an impressive manner.

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Lisa Baumann can dream of World Cup gold in Val di Sole. Then she captures an outstanding Valentina Höll.

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"That's incredible. It's so difficult to win, and a World Cup is such a stressful event. To create it for the fifth time in the end is simply unbelievable," Höll said.

·Vienna, Austria
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First, the Saalfelder raced down the course at the downhill world championships in Italy as the fastest. Why it was only enough for the ungrateful fourth place in the end.

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Lisa Baumann shows a very strong downhill run at the mountain bike World Cup. However, the ride is not enough for gold, because the Austrian Valentina Höll starts to demonstrate power.

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For the fifth time in a row, Valentina Höll has won the World Cup title in downhill mountain biking. On Saturday, the 24-year-old triumphed in the title fights in Val di Sole in Italy 1.728 seconds ahead of the Swiss Lisa Baumann. Bronze went to the British Harriet Harnden (+ 2.046 sec.). The two-time world champion and last two-time silver medal winner Myriam Nicole from France was missing.

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L'ÉQUIPE broke the news in Boulogne-Billancourt, France on Saturday, August 29, 2026.
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