The event will once again bring together the three disciplines: cross-country short track (XCC), cross-country Olympic (XCO) and downhill (DHI) 

Pal Arinsal already has dates for the next edition of the UCI Mountain Bike World Cup. Warner Bros Discovery Sports has released the official calendar for the WHOOP UCI Mountain Bike World Series 2027, confirming that the Massana station will host a new round of the world circuit from July 8th to 11th, 2027. 

Pal Arinsal will be the sixth stop in a calendar made up of ten events spread across eight countries and two continents. The Andorran event will once again bring together all three disciplines of the competition: cross-country short track (XCC), cross-country Olympic (XCO) and downhill (DHI), with the participation of the best international specialists. 

The confirmation of the dates comes after Pal Arinsal announced the continuation of the Mountain Bike World Cup in Andorra for another three years, until 2029. In this way, the resort continues to strengthen its presence on the international calendar and reaffirms its position as one of the reference venues for mountain biking. The 2027 event will be the 12th edition of the UCI Mountain Bike World Cup held at Pal Arinsal, which has also hosted the UCI Mountain Bike World Championships twice. 

Pal Arinsal, sixth stop on the world circuit 

The 2027 season of the WHOOP UCI Mountain Bike World Series will begin from May 21st to 23rd in Nové Město na Moravě, Czech Republic, and will continue at various European venues, such as Loudenvielle-Peyragudes and Les Gets in France, Saalfelden-Leogang in Austria, and La Thuile in Italy, before arriving in Andorra. 

The Pal Arinsal event will be the last round before the six-week summer break in the circuit. The competition will resume on August 20th in Lenzerheide, Switzerland, and will continue in Val di Sole, Italy, before heading to North America for the last two rounds of the season in the United States and Canada. 

An established event on the international calendar

With extensive experience in organizing international competitions, Pal Arinsal has become a regular stage for the best riders in the world. Beyond sports, the Mountain Bike World Cup also serves as a major international showcase for Andorra.  span>

In this regard, the 2026 edition generated a very positive media and digital impact, with a total of 382 news articles published, around 187 million media impressions, and an estimated advertising value of nearly 3 million euros. In terms of digital presence, the competition recorded nearly 38 million digital impressions. These figures highlight the event’s ability to promote the image of Pal Arinsal, La Massana, and Andorra at an international level.  

Looking ahead to 2027, Pal Arinsal will continue working on preparations for the next edition, with the goal of maintaining the organizational standards of recent years and continuing to offer a top-level event for both athletes and the fans who follow the Andorran round every year.