Race Driven Since -85
Formed for 2022, the Yeti / Shimano EP Racing Team focuses on world-class racing talent. These riders and their standout competitive experience will add a significant amount of depth to Yeti's racing heritage.
A dominant and ever-present force in Enduro since its inception, Yeti finally brings home not one but two rainbow jerseys.
The 2025 UCI Enduro (EDR) World Cup season wrapped in Morillon, Haute-Savoie, with the Yeti / FOX Factory Team leaving no doubt about their Enduro dominance.
Race Bred: Back to Downhill tells the story of our Special Projects DH bike—born from Richie Rude’s request to return to downhill.
From the dusty trails of our earliest race days to dominating the 2024 Enduro UCI World Cup, Yeti Factory Racing has always been driven by competition.
Ryan Gilchrist continues his reign, claiming King of Crankworx for a second consecutive year.
Yeti riders delivered a standout performance at the penultimate round of the 2025 UCI Enduro World Cup in La Thuile, Italy, with a nail-biting win and an overall series title clinch by Sławomir Łukasik.
Round five of the UCI Mountain Bike Enduro World Cup took riders to the fan-favorite venue of Canazei, Italy. With high temps and technical tracks, it was a true test of endurance and control—and the team delivered.
Enduro in Leogang was all about survival as weather flipped the track from dry to slick. Sławomir Łukasik and Lacey Adams held onto their leader’s jerseys with podium finishes, and Yeti remains the top team overall.
Another Team of the Day and another podium for Slav, who’s holding the Enduro World Cup overall lead after three rounds. Lacey Adams took her first World Cup win in Junior Women, and JT Fisher nailed a career-best 7th in Elite.
A race to remember for Yeti / FOX Factory Racing’s Sławomir Łukasik, who took the win against challenging conditions with his friends and family cheering him on his home soil in Poland.
The opening round of the EDR came in hot — and rainy. The weather ranged from clear skies to surprise mountain storm cells, turning dry trails into slick, unpredictable tracks. After a two-year hiatus, the two-day race format returns, further pushing physical and mental boundaries.
Tragic news hit the Mountain Bike community last weekend as we were informed that the remains of our beloved friend and team mechanic, Matt Opperman, were found on a trail in a remote area of Segura de la Sierra in Spain.
In a monumental year for Yeti Cycles, the Yeti / FOX and Yeti / Shimano EP Racing Teams claim both the Men’s Enduro and E-Enduro World Cup Overall titles.
All hail your newly anointed King of Crankworx, Ryan Gilchrist
Momentum continues for the Yeti / FOX Factory and Yeti / Shimano EP Racing Teams after taking four more podiums this past weekend in Aletsch, Switzerland.
An unprecedented weekend with the Yeti / FOX Factory and Yeti / Shimano EP Racing Teams claiming three combined Leader’s Jerseys in Combloux, France.
With two rounds complete of the Enduro World Cup (EDR), Yeti / FOX Factory racers Richie Rude and Sławomir Łukasik made the trip to the third stop of the Enduro World Cup in Saalfelden Leogang – Salzburgerland.
Local legend Sławomir Łukasik podiums twice in Poland in Enduro and E-Enduro, claiming top of the box in E and second in Enduro. Richie Rude and Ryan Gilchrist both claimed 3rd place in Enduro and E-Enduro, respectively.
One of the most iconic stops on the Enduro circuit, known to make or break athletes. The steep, technical terrain combined with brutal heat, and punishing transfers quickly separated the underprepared, favoring the incredibly fit riders who had put in the hours during the off-season.
The previous six stops of the 2023 circuit have crowned six different athletes, so victory in Châtel could be anyone’s. The series overall, however, was in Richie Rude’s grasp.
Mid-Season Recap for rounds 3, 4, and 5 of the '23 Enduro World Cup Season
With the overall Enduro World Series in the books, the team looked to their final stop as they conclude the 2022 season.
The penultimate round of the 2022 Enduro World Series and the 4th stop of the EWS-E.
2,687M of climbing and 3,759M of descent across seven stages. A drastic change from Tweed Valley
For the first time ever, the Enduro World Series opened at the same venue as the 2021 season finale.
The Yeti / FOX Team delivers a one-two punch, claiming the top two podium spots in both the Pro Men and Pro Women’s categories in the teams 2022 debut season.
THE RIDERS
With a combination of heritage, pedigree, and raw, untapped talent the Gilchrist and Swift combo will be a pair hungry for results and driven to make them happen.
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