Mountain Bike

In Olympic Mountain Biking, riders typically compete in cross-country races, which involve multiple laps on a challenging course ranging from 4 to 6 kilometers in length. The courses feature a mix of climbs, descents, and technical sections that test the riders' abilities across different terrain types.
Two cyclists navigate a rocky terrain on mountain bikes during a competitive race. The cyclist in the foreground, wearing a blue and white uniform with stripes on the sleeves, is maneuvering over large boulders, while the cyclist behind them, dressed in a red and black outfit, follows closely. Pink markers are placed on the ground to indicate the race course, and lush greenery surrounds the rocky path. The focus is on the trail and their bikes.

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