2026

A collection of my favorite events and highlights of the year 2026

2026 - What a year!

From local contests to international events and riding at a professional level.

2026 has been a year full of ups and downs, new experiences and moments I’ll never forget. Most importantly, I got to do what I love, riding my bike, travalling, discovering new countries and cultures and meeting so many amazing people along the way.

This year also gave me the opportunity to ride at an international level and take part in events alongside professional riders. From travelling to new places to pushing myself on bigger features, every experience taught me something and helped me grow as a rider.

Looking back, 2026 has been an incredible start to my professional freeride journey. I’m grateful for every opportunity, every challenge and every person who has been part of it. There were some tough moments along the way, but they’re all part of the journey and I`m excited to see where it takes me next.

This is only the beginning.

Event Highlights:

Flatout Days was a really special experience for me in 2026. It was a week full of big jumps, new challenges and great moments with friends and experienced professional riders. I had the chance to push myself on features I hadn’t ridden before, compete in contests and experience one of my most memorable weeks on the bike so far. It was a week full of progression, good vibes and unforgettable memories.

Dusty Days, Kalnica: 16 - 18 April 26

A fun week in Kalnica with plenty of riding, good vibes and time spent with friends and other riders.

Flat out Days (fest series), Kope: 13 - 19 Jul 26

A few photos captured during a competition:

More than just big jumps

Swatch Nines Senders 20to9s Session, Sölden: 20 Jun 26

Swatch Nines was one of my biggest highlights of my 2026 season. I was invited to take part in the Senders 20to9s Session in Sölden, Austria, riding alongside some of the best riders in the sport. It was an incredible opportunity to challenge myself on a new setup, push my riding and experience such high-level international event.

My first Toilet Bowl

Going big at Kope.

One of the biggest challenges of the week was taking on a 20-meter jump. Riding it alongside experienced professional riders pushed me to step outside my comfort zone and trust my riding on a bigger feature. It was an exiting challenge and a moment that made me want to keep pushing for more.

This was my first time riding a Toilet bowl and I absolutely loved it. The hip-shaped feature makes you turn sideways through the jump, which makes it both challenging and really fun to ride. It was a completely new experience for me and definitely one of my favorite features at Kope.

Of course, Flatout Days was about more than just big jumps. I also had the chance to ride the trails at Kope, spend time with friends, meeting great new people and enjoying the time on and off the bike. All of this together made Flatout Days an unforgettable time.

Pfullingen Jam: 1 Aug 26

Back at one of my local events, enjoying another day of riding, progression and good times with the local scene.

B-Rage Jam in Trysil was a very special experience for me. I was invited to take part as a professional rider, which was a huge opportunity for me. Flying to Norway for an international event and riding alongside professionals was a big moment for me. It was a big step in my journey as a rider.

The line itself was technical and challenging, with many features that pushed me out of my comfort zone. The jumps weren't that big, but you had to ride them correctly. Nevertheless I had a lot of fun riding it and I felt really comfortable on the line. Being able to take on a challenging course like this and enjoy every run made the experience even more special.

An unexpected end.

Grateful for the experience

Despite how the weekend ended, I had an amazing time in Trysil. I got to ride, spend time with professional riders, meet so many great people and simply enjoy being part of the event. I’m incredibly grateful for the opportunity to have been invited and to experience B-Rage Jam from the inside. It’s a weekend I’ll remember for a long time.

Unfortunately, the weekend ended with a serious crash that left me with several injuries, including a broken back and nose. As a result, my competition season came to an early end. Despite the difficult ending, I also took home a medal from the event, which made the weekend even more special to me.

Now my focus is on recovery and getting back on my bike. I can’t wait to ride again and come back even stronger. This setback won’t stop me, it only makes me more motivated to come back and keep progressing and pushing my limits. I’m already looking forward to getting back to what I love most.

B-Rage Jam, Trysil: 27- 30 Aug 26

Other Events

Content Warning: Crash Footage!

Other Highlights of the year 2026:

First dream trick session of the year: 5 Jan 26

First clean Suicide-Nohander: 16 Feb 26

Doing my first barspin on my big bike in the Dome in Sweden: 9 Feb 26

Traveling with pro riders, riding at Krater Trails and going to Loose Fest in Belgium: 20 -25 Jul 26

First Onefoot Onehand on the biggest Hip of the Hotshots line in Leogang: 14 Aug 26

First Onefoot Onehand on a 15 meter double: 21 Aug 26

Want to see where my competition journey began?

Take a look back at my first year of competing in 2025.

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