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| Date(s) | April–August 2011 |
|---|---|
The 2011 UCI Mountain Bike World Cup included three disciplines: cross-country, downhill and four-cross.
| Date | Venue | Podium (Men) | Podium (Women) |
| 24 April 2011 |  Pietermaritzburg |   Aaron Gwin |  Tracy Moseley |
 Greg Minnaar | Fionn Griffiths | ||
 Gee Atherton |  Emmeline Ragot | ||
| 5 June 2011 | Fort William | Greg Minnaar | Tracy Moseley |
| Danny Hart | Rachel Atherton | ||
 Brook MacDonald | Floriane Pugin | ||
| 12 June 2011 |  Leogang | Aaron Gwin | Floriane Pugin |
| Gee Atherton | Rachel Atherton | ||
| Greg Minnaar | Tracy Moseley | ||
| 3 July 2011 |  Mont Sainte Anne | Aaron Gwin | Tracy Moseley |
| Josh Bryceland | Floriane Pugin | ||
| Brook MacDonald | Rachel Atherton | ||
| 10 July 2011 | Windham | Aaron Gwin | Rachel Atherton |
| Steve Peat | Floriane Pugin | ||
| Andrew Neethling | Tracy Moseley | ||
| 7 August 2011 | La Bresse | Greg Minnaar | Tracy Moseley |
| Gee Atherton | Floriane Pugin | ||
| Aaron Gwin | Sabrina Jonnier | ||
| 21 August 2011 |  Val di Sole | Aaron Gwin | Myriam Nicole |
| Danny Hart | Floriane Pugin | ||
| Gee Atherton | Rachel Atherton | ||
| Podium (Men) | Podium (Women) | ||
| Final Standings | UCI World Cup Downhill Championship | Aaron Gwin | Tracy Moseley |
| Greg Minnaar | Floriane Pugin | ||
| Gee Atherton | Rachel Atherton | ||
| Date | Venue | Podium (Men) | Podium (Women) |
| 23 April 2011 | Pietermaritzburg |  Jared Graves |  Anneke Beerten |
 Michal Prokop | Fionn Griffiths | ||
 Johannes Fischbach | Céline Gros | ||
| 4 June 2011 | Fort William |  Roger Rinderknecht | Anneke Beerten |
| David Graf | Joey Gough | ||
| Tomas Slavik | Lucia Oetjen | ||
| 11 June 2011 | Leogang | Jared Graves | Romana Labounková |
| David Graf | Melissa Buhl | ||
| Tomas Slavik | Anneke Beerten | ||
| 2 July 2011 | Mont Sainte Anne | Jared Graves | Anneke Beerten |
| Roger Rinderknecht | Melissa Buhl | ||
| Guido Tschugg | Fionn Griffiths | ||
| 21 August 2011 | Val di Sole | Tomas Slavik | Anneke Beerten |
| Johannes Fischbach | Lucia Oetjen | ||
| Kamil Tatarkovic | Melissa Buhl | ||
| Podium (Men) | Podium (Women) | ||
| Final Standings | UCI World Cup Four-Cross Championship | Jared Graves | Anneke Beerten |
| Roger Rinderknecht | Melissa Buhl | ||
| Tomas Slavik | Lucia Oetjen | ||
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