That’s a wrap for the Swatch Nines MTB, the epic conclusion of this year’s 3-part Swatch Nines series! Taking place across two iconic locations, Green Hill Bikepark, Germany and Bike Republic Sölden, Austria this year’s event wasn’t just a showcase of elite riders sending it on sculpted terrain, it was the ultimate playground of progression and the scene of multiple world-firsts.
One historic milestone was achieved by the unstoppable force in slopestyle, Swatch Proteam athlete Erik Fedko, who stole the show with a Double Backflip Tuck Nohander to Barspin, while another was accomplished by Chance Moore’s pioneering Backflip Whip 360, leaving fellow athletes in disbelief.
The event continued pushing boundaries in every direction throughout the week, with 26 brand-new trick combinations performed by various athletes and a spectacular public night shoot on Friday, September 12, that turned the slopes of Sölden into a canvas of light and motion.
Whether it was Kurtis Downs or Diego Solans Beraud stunning the crowds with never-seen-before tricks; 16-year-old Harry Schofield riding everything from a mountain bike to a minibike, or BMX all-rounder and Swatch Proteam athlete Kevin Peraza being celebrated by MTB peers with the Men’s Most Valuable Player award, the event embodied the spirit of progress through self-expression, innovation and camaraderie.
From snow to waves to dirt, Swatch Nines 2025 was a space where athletes could unleash their creativity, showcase their skill, and push the boundaries of what’s possible in their disciplines. The result was a celebration of innovation, fearless expression, and next-level performance across every terrain.
As we close the curtain on this year’s Nines trilogy, we are already looking ahead. Our next stop? Swatch Nines Snow in 2026, which will take place in an exciting new location!
In the meantime, fans can relive the magic of Swatch Nines MTB 2025 on our Swatch social media channels.
