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Nino Schurter to End Storied Career at ‘Favourite Race’ Lenzerheide World Cup
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Swiss mountain bike legend Nino Schurter announced his retirement from racing last night. The 39-year-old champion from Graubünden officially announced that the Lenzerheide race, the third-to-last round of the 2025 World Cup, will be his last.
Nino Schurter is going to put his ATV away at the end of this season. The Grison will play the last race of his professional career on September 21 in Lenzerheide, he announced on Saturday.
The world's most successful mountain biker is leaving: Nino Schurter has announced in an emotional statement his farewell to the active racing circus at world championship and world cup level. In the future, the Swiss wants to focus more on his friends and family, and there will be exciting projects off the World Cup track. Ten world championship titles, a complete medal set at Olympic Games, fabulous 36 World Cup series and a multitude of other…
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