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| Date(s) | April–September 2016 |
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The 2016 UCI Mountain Bike World Cup was a series of races in two disciplines: Olympic Cross-Country (XCO) and Downhill (DHI). The cross-country series had six rounds and the downhill series had seven rounds. [1]
| Date | Venue | Podium (Men) | Podium (Women) |
| 24 April |  Cairns [14] [15] |   Sam Gaze |  Kate Courtney |
  Romain Seigle |  Catherine Fleury | ||
 Titouan Carod |  Olga Terentyeva | ||
| 21–22 May |  Albstadt [16] [17] | Sam Gaze |  Sina Frei |
| Titouan Carod |  Evie Richards | ||
 Marcel Guerrini |  Anne Tauber | ||
| 28–29 May | La Bresse [18] [19] | Titouan Carod | Sina Frei |
| Romain Seigle | Evie Richards | ||
| Sam Gaze | Anne Tauber | ||
| 10 July | Lenzerheide [20] [21] | Titouan Carod | Sina Frei |
 Simon Andreassen | Kate Courtney | ||
| Sam Gaze | Anne Tauber | ||
| 7 August | Mont-Sainte-Anne [22] [23] | Titouan Carod | Sina Frei |
| Antoine Bouqueret | Anne Tauber | ||
| Lukas Baum | Chiara Teocchi | ||
| 4 September |  Vallnord [24] [25] | Marcel Guerrini | Sina Frei |
| Simon Andreassen | Anne Tauber | ||
| Titouan Carod | Nicole Koller | ||
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