
March 19 2027
Cycling – MTB XCM

Details
Series
CyclingContact
Email cyclingmtbxcm@wpfg.infocompetition
PRACTICE | Prior to competition | Independent |
BRIEFING | Date TBC | Time TBC |
COMPETITION | Friday, 19 March 2027 | AM Time TBC |
AWARDS CEREMONY | Friday, 19 March 2027 | PM Time TBC |
sport information
The MTB XCM event will be held on the trails of Dwellingup, a renowned mountain biking destination known for its diverse and natural terrain within the Dwellingup State Forest.
The course will feature a mix of purpose-built and natural cross-country marathon trails, incorporating fast-flowing fire roads, winding singletrack, and extended climbs and descents. Riders can expect a varied and challenging landscape, with sections of packed forest gravel, loose surfaces, technical root zones, and tight, undulating singletrack that demands both endurance and bike handling skill.
The race will consist of two laps of approximately 25 km each, delivering a total distance of around 50 km. The extended format will test riders’ stamina, pacing strategy, and ability to maintain consistent performance across long, sustained efforts.
Insurance Advisory and Assumption of Risk
Participation in cycling events carries an inherent risk of injury. All athletes are strongly advised to hold valid and adequate cycle racing – specific insurance appropriate to the nature and level of competition.
Athletes should carefully review the terms of any existing medical or travel insurance policy, as many travel insurance policies specifically exclude cycle racing events unless an additional cover option has been purchased.
In the absence of adequate insurance coverage, the athlete accepts sole responsibility for all costs and expenses arising from any cycling related injury or illness, including but not limited to medical treatment, hospitalisation, ambulance transport, rehabilitation, and any incidental or associated expenses, whether incurred before, during, or after competition.
Event Entry Deadline: Sunday, 28 February 2027
Event Cost: USD $50 per individual
events & divisions
MEN | 18+, 30+, 35+, 40+, 45+, 50+, 55+, 60+, 65+ |
WOMEN | 18+, 30+, 35+, 40+, 45+, 50+, 55+, 60+, 65+ |
format
Competition Format
Multiple age divisions will compete at the same time in a combined field. Although athletes race together, results will be separated by age division and gender.
Age divisions will be identified by coloured, numbered bibs to allow clear differentiation during competition. All riders will be issued a timing chip; however, results and placings will be determined by camera finish to ensure accuracy.
Cut Off Time
A cut-off time may be implemented for riders who do not complete the first lap within a predetermined timeframe. This will be confirmed and explained at the pre-race briefing. Riders who do not meet the cut-off will be withdrawn from the race at that point and will retain the position they held at the time of withdrawal.
For safety reasons, this measure ensures riders are not kept on course for extended periods in a demanding off-road environment.
Riders who are withdrawn due to the cut-off may still be eligible for medals if they are positioned within a medal-winning place at the time of removal from the race.
Awards
Medals will be awarded to individuals placing first through third in each division.
Awards Ceremonies will be conducted at scheduled intervals throughout the competition, at the venue.
equipment
All bicycles and equipment must comply with current Union Cycliste Internationale (UCI) Regulations. Riders must use a standard cross-country mountain bike suitable for off-road racing conditions. Bikes must be pedal powered only and specifically designed for rugged terrain, fitted with functioning brakes and without any unauthorised technical modifications; helmets must be approved and worn at all times while riding.
The organisers and appointed commissaires may conduct pre-race and/or post-race checks, and any athlete whose equipment is deemed non-compliant or unsafe may be required to rectify the issue before starting or may be withdrawn from the event.
getting there
This venue is serviced by a dedicated WPFG Private Coach.
Bikes conveyance will take place separately from the Games Hub by the Games Team on specialised trailers.
Walk or use your free public transport to get to The Games Hub at PCEC.
From PCEC the coach will convey you to and from Dwellingup Mountain Bike Trails.
Departure and return times will be aligned to sport timings. Times will be made available closer to the event.
rules
World Police & Fire Games Federation (WPFGF)
7944 Convoy Court, San Diego, CA 92111 USA
Phone: (858) 571-9919
Email: [email protected]
Union Cycliste Internationale (UCI)
CH-1860 Aigle, Switzerland
Tele: +41.24.468.58.11
Fax: +41.24.468.5812
Website: www.uci.ch
Email: [email protected]



