POV: Mind-Blowing Urban Downhill Run Through the City Streets

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The final round of the 2025/26 Red Bull Cerro Abajo World Series delivered Germany's first-ever urban downhill World Series event and the series' first women's competition, crowning both the Stuttgart race winners and the overall series champion in one historic race.

Roger Vieira secured second place in Stuttgart (1:44.088) and, combined with his season-long consistency, clinched the 2025/26 Red Bull Cerro Abajo World Series title. The Brazilian's back-to-back Genova wins and steady performances across all four rounds proved enough to hold off late challengers, making him the first rider to lift the overall series trophy on German soil.

Vieira's 2025/26 season delivered three race wins and a fourth-stop podium in Stuttgart, building the points margin that secured his first-ever series title. By finishing second on the brand-new Stuttgart terrain, he showed the versatility and race craft needed to win the overall championship without taking the final race victory.

1st. Alex Marin: 1:44.033
2nd. Roger Vieira: 1:44.088
3rd. Tuhoto-Ariki Pene: 1:44.114
4th. Sebastian Holguin: 1:45.248
5th. Tristan Botteram: 1:45.685
6th. Daniel Castellanos Liberal: 1:45.853
7th. Johannes Fischbach: 1:45.981
8th. Sam Blenkinsop: 1:46.264