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All time wins ranking

Top 100 MTB riders by career race wins. Filter by discipline, category and nationality.

Rank Country Rider Wins
1 SUI Nino Schurter SUI 129
2 SUI Jolanda Neff SUI 115
3 BRA Henrique Da Silva Avancini BRA 114
4 AUS Rebecca Henderson AUS 109
5 FRA Pauline Ferrand Prevot FRA 102
6 BRA Raiza Goulao Henrique BRA 102
7 AUT Laura Stigger AUT 98
8 DEN Annika Langvad DEN 94
9 SVK Janka Keseg Stevkova SVK 84
10 SRB Jovana Crnogorac SRB 84

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Rank Country Rider Wins
11 SWE Jenny Rissveds 83
12 NED Anne Terpstra 82
13 UKR Yana Belomoina 82
14 FRA Loana Lecomte 80
15 SLO Tanja Žakelj 79
16 AUT Valentina Höll 79
17 DEN JUUL Sebastian Fini 77
18 CHI Martin Vidaurre Kossmann 76
19 FRA Victor Koretzky 76
20 UKR Iryna Popova 74
21 BRA Karen Fernandes Olimpio 74
22 POL Maja Wloszczowska 74
23 ISR Naama Noyman 74
24 GRE Periklis Ilias 74
25 POR Tiago Ferreira 73
26 NZL Anton Cooper 72
27 RSA Alan Hatherly 70
28 USA Christopher Blevins 70
29 ESP David Valero Serrano 69
30 CZE Jaroslav Kulhavý 68
31 HUN Barbara Benkó 66
32 TUR Esra Kurkcu Akgonul 66
33 AUT Mona Mitterwallner 66
34 GBR Rachel Atherton 66
35 ITA Gaia Tormena 65
36 BEL Githa Michiels 65
37 BRA Luiz Henrique Cocuzzi 65
38 SUI Urs Huber 65
39 FRA Myriam Nicole 64
40 GBR Evie Richards 62
41 MEX Jose Gerardo Ulloa Arevalo 62
42 USA Kate Courtney 62
43 SUI Alessandra Keller 61
44 AUS Daniel Mcconnell 61
45 GRE Dimitrios Antoniadis 61
46 NZL Samuel Gaze 60
47 DEN Caroline Bohé 59
48 MEX Daniela Campuzano Chavez Peon 59
49 FRA Julien Absalon 59
50 CZE Ondřej Cink 59
51 RSA Candice Lill 58
52 BIH Lejla Njemcevic 58
53 ESP Jofre Cullell Estape 57
54 CZE Tomáš Slavík 57
55 ARG Catriel Soto 56
56 ITA Eva Lechner 56
57 ITA Gerhard Kerschbaumer 56
58 COL Hector Leonardo Paez Leon 56
59 SVK Martin Haring 55
60 POL Bartlomiej Wawak 54
61 SWE Linn Gustafzzon 54
62 RSA Mariske Strauss 54
63 FRA Loic Bruni 53
64 AUS Tracey Hannah 53
65 UKR Oleksandr Hudyma 52
66 NED Puck Pieterse 52
67 SUI Sina Frei 52
68 EST Janika Lõiv 51
69 FRA Titouan Perrin Ganier 51
70 ROU Vlad Dascalu 51
71 TUR Abdulkadir Kelleci 50
72 SWE Emil Lindgren 50
73 SUI Esther Süss 50
74 BRA Jose Gabriel Marques De Almeida 49
75 GER Maximilian Brandl 49
76 HUN András Parti 48
77 DEN Simon Andreassen 48
78 GRE Eleftheria Giachou 47
79 NED Hans Becking 47
80 LTU Katazina Sosna 47
81 ITA Martina Berta 47
82 SUI Mathias Flückiger 47
83 ISR Shlomi Haimy 47
84 ISR Tomer Zaltsman 47
85 SWE Alexandra Engen 46
86 SUI Ariane Lüthi 46
87 CAN Catharine Pendrel 46
88 FRA Jordan Sarrou 46
89 USA Aaron Gwin 45
90 SUI Filippo Colombo 45
91 USA Haley Batten 45
92 POR Raquel Queirós 45
93 USA Riley Amos 45
94 ARG Agustina Maria Apaza 44
95 GBR Annie Last 44
96 NOR Gunn-Rita Dahle Flesjaa 44
97 DEN Heby Sofie Pedersen 44
98 FRA Jérôme Gilloux 44
99 JPN Kohei Yamamoto 44
100 GBR Sally Bigham 43
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About the all time wins ranking

The all-time wins ranking lists mountain bike riders by their total number of career race wins. We count any race recorded in the MTBData database where the rider finished first — across UCI World Cups, World Championships, Continental Championships, national championships and other UCI-classified events. The result is the most complete picture of who has won the most races in modern MTB.

How to use the filters

Use the discipline filter (XCO, Downhill, Marathon, Short circuit, Eliminator, Enduro, 4X) to narrow the ranking to the format you care about. The category filter switches between Men Elite, Women Elite, Under 23 and Junior fields. The nationality filter restricts the list to riders from a specific country. Toggle "Active riders only" to hide retired riders and focus on those still racing this season.

Why career wins matter

Career wins are the headline number that separates the all-time greats from very good riders. Unlike single-season rankings, the wins ranking rewards longevity and consistency at the very front of races. It is the closest the sport has to a "Grand Slam count" in tennis: a simple, durable measure of greatness.