Czech National MTB Cup 2009

The Czech National MTB Cup 2009 was a significant event in the world of mountain biking. Held in Teplice on 20 Jun 2009, the competition attracted some of the best mountain bikers from around the world. The challenging terrain and competitive atmosphere made it a thrilling event for both participants and spectators.

The Czech National MTB Cup 2009 in Teplice was a part of a series of races held throughout the year. The event was organized by the Czech Cycling Federation and was a part of the UCI Mountain Bike World Cup. The race was divided into several categories, including elite men, elite women, and various age groups, providing an opportunity for a wide range of athletes to compete.

The Teplice race on 20 Jun 2009 was a highlight of the Czech National MTB Cup 2009. The challenging course, combined with the high level of competition, made it a memorable event. The race was won by the Czech rider Jaroslav Kulhavy, who later went on to win the World Championship in 2011. The event was a testament to the growing popularity of mountain biking in the Czech Republic and around the world.