Previous Results
Previous WEMBO World Championship Results
Here you will find the results from all the previous WEMBO World Solo 24 Hour Mountain Bike Championships, together with a brief summary of each event. You can check out all the location information from previous events under the country tabs in Past Events. Previous WEMBO Continental Championships Results are at the bottom of this page.
There are some photographs of previous Elite World Champions, Jerseys, Medals and the WEMBO Perpetual Trophy in this photo album.
2019 : Brasil : Costa Rica MS
Cory Wallace (Canada) and Gaia Ravaioli (Italy) take out the Elite titles in the first WEMBO event in South America. The race also saw the introduction of a category for riders with disabilities. Costa Rica was an incredibly friendly town.
2018 : Scotland : Fort William
Cory Wallace (Canada) and Kaitlyn Boyle (USA) are the names on the WEMBO trophy for 2018 after what was the toughest, and definitely the wettest, WEMBO World Solo 24 Hour Race to date !
WEMBO 2018 Category Results including Elite Rider Graphs
Some Event Photos from Russ Baker
Photos from Peter Hosking NEMTB
2017 : Italy : Finale Ligure
Cory Wallace (Canada) and Gaia Ravaioli (Italy) are the new world champions! A great race with over 350 solo riders entered.
WEMBO 2017 Overall Summary Results
WEMBO 2017 Category Summary Results
WEMBO 2017 Individual Rider Lap Splits by Category
Some Event Photos from Russ Baker
2016 : New Zealand : Rotorua
Australia's Jason English and Liz Smith took out the titles in the mountain biking capital of New Zealand. One of the closest races with Jason English and Cory Wallace battling it out until the end.
2015 : USA : Weaverville, California
Australia's Jason English and the USA's Sonya Looney took out the titles in this old gold-mining and timber town in northern California. One of the friendliest places around with the whole town embracing the event and the visiting riders.
2014 : SCOTLAND : Fort William
Riders from 25 countries took part at Fort William in perfect weather. Not just perfect for Scotland in October - perfect! Jason English prevailed again, with the local riders unable to match him, and New Zealand's Kim Hurst won the Women's race.
2013 : AUSTRALIA : Canberra
WEMBO 2 in Canberra saw big numbers of southern-hemispher riders tackle Mt Stromlo's trails. Jason English and Jess Dougls prevailed again, but it was clear that a new generation of 24 hour riders was coming up.
The live results system still contains the full details of the race and can be viewed at any time.
Here is a set of PDF results you can view and download.
Overall by Sex
Summary of Category Results
Detailed Individual Lap Splits by Category
The Fastest 60 Male/Female Day/Night Lap Times
Graphical Results Display for the top 20 from each category
2012 : ITALY : Finale Ligure
The first WEMBO World Solo 24 Hour Mountain Bike Championships was held in Finale Lugure, Italy in May 2012. It was a fantastic event which brought out many 24 hour riders from European countries which had no previous record of world-championships Solo24 competition. Finale Ligure is a fantastic riding destination and we encourage you to visit there.
The results from the 2012 WEMBO World Solo 24 Hour Mountain Bike Championships can be downloaded below or viewed in detail on the DURT website.
Overall Results Summary by Sex
Category Results with Individual Lap Splits
Fastest Lap Times for men and women, by day and by night, excluding the prologue lap.
You can check out some photos from WEMBO Italy 2012 in these albums:
Tourist Photos before the race
Previous WEMBO Continental Championship Results
Here you will find the results from all the previous WEMBO Continental Solo 24 Hour Mountain Bike Championships.
2021 : Americas : Bend, Oregon, USA : 10-11 July 2021
Held while COVID-19 was affecting the world, William Loevner and Chelsey Magness took out the first WEMBO Americas Continental Championsips.
2019 : Asia/Pacific : Armidale, NSW, Australia : 8-9 November 2019
2019 : European : Penafiel, Portugal : 21-22 September 2019
2018 : European : Bela Nizne Kamence, Slovakia : 2-3 June 2018
A storm and lightning situstion caused the race to be paused for 2 hours. You can see the effect of this in the results graphs below from aboutthe 4 hour point.
Results Graph - Top 10 Elite Men
