France JULIEN ABSALON

XCO MTB Rider Julien Absalon
Retired
since 31/12/18
France

JULIEN ABSALON

Age 44
Birthday 16/08/1980
Height 180 cm
Weight 68 kg
Race seasons 12
Avg. races/season 14
Total # of UCI races 163
Avg. rank/race 3
Avg. wins/season 5

Biography

Julien Absalon, a legendary figure in mountain biking, stands as one of the sport's most accomplished athletes. Revered for his extraordinary skills and relentless determination, Absalon has earned a reputation as a trailblazer in cross-country mountain biking. His remarkable achievements have etched his name alongside the greats in the history of the sport.

Julien Absalon (44) is a mountainbiker from France. Absalon won 61 races in his career. His top result is 1st at JEUX OLYMPIQUES XCO / XCO OLYMPIC GAMES in Beijing.

Race Results

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Rank Race
DNS AUT Dachstein Salzkammergut Mountainbike Grand Prix + UCI Junior Series XCO
13 May 2018 Obertraun
HC
DNF GER International MTB Bundesliga - Heubacher Mountainbikefestival Bike the Rock - UCI Junior Series XCO
29 Apr 2018 Heubach
HC
DNS AUT Ötztaler Mountainbike Festival
21 - 22 Apr 2018 Haiming
HC
1
 FRA French Cup XCO/XCE # 2
13 - 15 Apr 2018 Lourdes
C1
5 SUI #1 Proffix Swiss Bike Cup Mte. Tamaro
08 Apr 2018 Rivera / Mte. Tamaro
C1
6 FRA French Cup XCO/XCE # 1 + UCI Junior Series XCO
23 - 25 Mar 2018 Marseille - Luminy
HC
41 RSA MERCEDES-BENZ UCI MTB WORLD CUP - XCO
10 Mar 2018 Stellenbosch
WC
26 ESP Copa Catalana Internacional Mtb
24 - 25 Feb 2018 Banyoles (Girona)
HC
DNS SUI Swiss Bike Cup
24 Sep 2017 Lugano
C1
7 AUS UCI MTB WORLD CHAMPIONSHIPS - XCO/XCR/DHI
05 - 10 Sep 2017 Cairns
WCh

Ranking History

Top Results

1st - JEUX OLYMPIQUES XCO / XCO OLYMPIC GAMES
JO CHN Beijing
1st - Jeux Olympiques / Olympic Games
JO GRE Athens
1st - UCI XCO/XCE/XCR/DHI WORLD CHAMPIONSHIPS
WCh NOR Hafjell - Lillehammer
1st - UCI MTB WORLD CUP - XCO - DHI
WC AND Vallnord
1st - UCI MTB WORLD CUP - XCO - DHI
WC CAN Mont-Sainte-Anne

Career Achievements

2 x Olympic Champion
1 x World Champion
4 x Continental Champion
7 x National Champion
61 Career Wins
16 World Cup Wins
25 World Cup Podiums

Team History