Helmet-Mounted GoPro Cameras will showcase WHOOP UCI Mountain Bike World Series action from the rider’s perspective.

Warner Bros. Discovery (WBD) Sports Europe is proud to confirm the continuation of its WHOOP UCI Mountain Bike World Series partnership with GoPro. 

The American technology company continues as the Official Wearable Camera Supplier of the WHOOP UCI Mountain Bike World Series for a third year. 

GoPro’s cutting-edge camera technology will deliver immersive live rider POVs from the world’s most intense mountain bike courses to fans across the globe. Top riders, such as Rónán Dunne, Jackson Goldstone and Valentina Höll and others, will give viewers an inside look with course previews, thrilling downhill runs, and exclusive content shared across WHOOP UCI Mountain Bike World Series and GoPro’s social channels, including GoPro Bike, throughout the season.

GoPro is the ultimate POV camera for mountain biking with the mounting versatility and ruggedness to capture unique perspectives and impossible angles. GoPro's Emmy® Award-winning HyperSmooth video stabilization and durable, waterproof design deliver immersive footage, in any trail conditions. Learn more about GoPro’s mountain bike camera setups, including specialized mounts and accessories, here.

 “We are excited to continue our partnership with the WHOOP UCI Mountain Bike World Series,” said Rick Loughery, GoPro’s Senior Vice President of Global Marketing and Communication. “GoPro is deeply committed to the mountain bike community and empowering riders to capture their incredible feats and the exhilarating essence of the sport in a way only GoPro can.”

Chris Ball, Vice President of Cycling Events at WBD Sports, said: “We’re excited to welcome GoPro back for a third consecutive year as the Official Wearable Camera Supplier of the WHOOP UCI Mountain Bike World Series. Fans can look forward to another season of immersive POV footage during our live broadcasts and on our social media channels.”

The 2025 WHOOP UCI Mountain Bike World Series kicked off in Araxá, Minas Gerais (Brazil) in April, with a high-intensity Brazilian double-header to open the season for the endurance teams. This month, the action continued with the opening rounds of the UCI Enduro World Cup in Pietra Ligure, Finale Outdoor Region (Italy) and the UCI Downhill World Cup in the Enduro Trails of Bielsko-Biała (Poland), as well as round three of the UCI Cross-country World Cup in Nové Město Na Moravě (Czechia). Next up: a full weekend of gravity-fuelled action in Loudenvielle-Peyragudes (France) from May 30 to June 1. 

Live and on-demand coverage of every race is available through WBD’s channels and platforms including Eurosport (Europe) and TNT Sports (UK & Ireland) with streaming on Max/HBO Max and discovery+, as well as around the world through WBD’s broadcast partners.

Main image credit: Keno Derleyn - COMMENCAL/MUC-OFF