Crankworx Innsbruck launched in June of 2017, becoming the first European Crankworx host location outside of France. Since then Innsbruck has been the home of some of the most exciting and visually stunning moments in Crankworx history. The festival is the most urban of the stops on the Crankworx World Tour, bringing the best in the world to this storied European city to get a taste of its big mountains, unique culture and growing mountain bike scene.

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Born in Whistler, B.C. in 2004, Crankworx has evolved into a multi-stop international festival series, bringing together the best mountain bike athletes to compete in elite-level competitions in a variety of disciplines, as well as hosting races for amateurs, Kidsworx contests for young riders, participatory events, and celebrations of mountain bike culture, all while showcasing amazing destinations. And while the festival has gone international, each year the global mountain bike community comes home to Crankworx Whistler for the ultimate celebration of all things mountain bike. The original. The biggest. The best. The defining celebration of mountain biking.

Crankworx Rotorua took flight in March of 2015, becoming the first Crankworx festival outside of North America and Europe. Since then it’s played host to some of the most memorable moments in Crankworx history. 
For the first time ever, in 2021, Crankworx Rotorua will become the final stop of the Crankworx World Tour where we will see the King & Queen of Crankworx crowned and the final event of the Crankworx FMBA Slopestyle World Championship (SWC) season. 

A new concept in mountain biking. In July and August of 2020, Crankworx pioneered the return of live mountain biking racing from its home province of British Columbia: 3 weeks, 3 locations, 12 events, 25 of the world’s best mountain bike athletes.