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Mavic x Mondraker Factory Racing XC: Ready for an epic season ahead
We couldn’t be more excited to keep this incredible adventure rolling with Mondraker Factory Racing XC for another year of performance and innovation.
New year, new team, new vision—but the same goal: dominate every XC World Cup race. This season promises to be wild, with challenges on the toughest terrains out there.
The team is fired up and ready to push limits on the Crossmax SL Ultimate wheels, built to chase gold through the mud and beyond.
The season’s about to kick off… See you on the tracks as we ride together toward victory!
News & advice
Sep 23, 2026Choosing Wheels for an IRONMAN: Dylan Magnien on Depth, Wind, and Race Day Dylan Magnien has raced the IRONMAN World Championship in Kona and in Nice, and won IRONMAN Lanzarote. We asked him how he chooses wheel depth for a long-course bike leg, when a deeper front wheel stops being the faster front wheel, and what he wants from a wheelset over 180 kilometers when aerodynamics, stability and fatigue are all on the line.
Sep 10, 2026Heïdi Gaugain wins gold at the Para-cycling World Championships in Huntsville Heïdi Gaugain crowned paracycling world champion in Huntsville with her Comete 85 and Comete Road Disc wheels!
Sep 3, 2026Mavic at MADE 2026: A Thank You to the Builders Rob English winning Builders Choice, a salamander-inspired gravel bike from Josh Saxe, and six more builders running Mavic wheels at MADE 2026 in Portland. A season of thank yous, in sixteen bikes.
Aug 28, 2026When Lighter Is Actually Faster: Inside a 1,080 Gram XC Wheelset The new Crossmax Ultimate weighs 1,080 grams a pair, three hundred grams less than the wheelset it replaces. Any company can build a light wheel. The hard part is keeping stiffness, strength and reliability while the material comes out. Here is exactly where those grams went, what the ASTM Level 3 rating and 135 kg load limit actually mean for the rest of us, and why the racing is the proof rather than the point.