OTTAWA, ON (SEPTEMBER 8, 2026) – Canada’s star enduro mountain bikers are set to compete in Bromont for the 2026 Canadian Enduro MTB Championships, where national titles and maple leaf jerseys will be on the line across two days of world-class racing. Returning to Bromont, montagne d’expériences for a second consecutive year, the event will see Elite, Junior, Master and, for the first time, U17 athletes battle for Canadian championship honours on some of the country’s most iconic trails, while youth and Sport categories help transform the weekend into a celebration of Canada’s thriving enduro community.
Competition begins on Saturday the 12th with youth racing for the U11 and U13 categories, followed by the exciting Pro Stage competition for Elite and Junior athletes. Championship racing continues Sunday, where competitors across all categories will take on a challenging course featuring the technical descents and scenic venue that have made Bromont a favourite stop on the Canadian enduro calendar.
“Cycling Canada is thrilled to welcome the community to the 2026 Enduro Championships, the final mountain bike championship of the season,” says Jacob Graper, Events & Officials Manager at Cycling Canada. “Enduro always brings high energy, and Bromont’s venue creates the kind of racing atmosphere athletes love. A huge thank‑you to the Commencal gravité SL for their work in organizing the event, we look forward to crowning this years champions!”
Returning athletes to watch include defending Elite women’s champion Elly Hoskin, who arrives in Bromont wearing the rainbow stripes as the 2025 UCI Enduro World Champion, alongside 2025 Canadian champion and World Championship bronze medalist Elliot Jamieson. Lining up alongside Jamieson will also be Lief Rodgers, who just recently claimed second overall in the 2026 Enduro World Cup standings. The next generation of Canadian talent will also be on display, including defending Junior women’s champion Keely Bathurst.
With national titles on the line, the 2026 Canadian Enduro MTB Championships will showcase the depth of talent within Canada’s enduro community while providing fans with the opportunity to watch some of the world’s best riders compete on home soil. For more event information, please visit the Cycling Canada website.
