The 2026 champions

The season is coming to an end; the champions have shone.

With an epic new edition of BikingMan Brazil—which once again proved to be one of the most demanding ultracycling challenges in the world—the 2026 BikingMan season has come to a close, revealing its new champions.
Finishing in a strong 4th place in Brazil, Grégory Cassini has claimed the 2026 BikingMan championship title. Having previously won the championship in 2024 following his victory at the Taiwan event, he has now concluded his 2026 BikingMan season—a campaign marked by an impressive 3rd-place finish at the flagship IncaDivide race, followed by his adventure in Brazil. With this latest finish, Grégory has also completed his 10th BikingMan event, earning him the “DecaBikingMan” title—a distinction reserved for veterans who have successfully completed 10 BikingMan races.

Behind him, in second place in the championship, is none other than the winner in Peru, Pierre Rolland—the man who dominated that legendary event in the Andes and experienced an extraordinary adventure.

In 3rd place is another veteran, also a DecaBikingMan finisher: Rémi Borrion. A multiple-time BikingMan winner, Rémi took part in the Taiwan, Corsica, and AURA events this year. His consistent performance has earned him a spot on this year’s championship podium.

Gregory Cassini - 2026 Champion General & Solo Male

Pierre Rolland - 2026 2nd General & Solo Male

Rémi Borrion – 2026 3rd General & Solo Male

In the women’s category, Edwige Pitel has won the championship, following a victory in the duo category alongside Grégory Cassini in 2025. Thanks to her win in the women’s division at the Brazil event, Edwige moved ahead of Gesibel Rodrigues—the 2025 champion, who finished second among women at that same Brazilian event. Both athletes successfully completed the challenge of finishing the Peru event in the solo category.

Rounding out the women’s podium is the “lioness” Laurianne Levasseur. Laurianne also took part in the legendary IncaDivide, where her 5th-place overall finish earned her the win in the women’s solo category. Thus, the 2026 season podium is occupied by three champions.

Edwige Pitel - 2026 Champion Solo Female

Gesibel Rodrigues - 2026 2nd Solo Female

Laurianne Levasseur - 2026 3rd Solo Female

In the Pairs category, the Brazilian duo of Andre Fabriga and Daniel Lins claimed the championship. They also took part in the Andes challenge, finishing as the 2nd-placed pair, while Daniel—still going strong—has just completed the BikingMan Brazil, this time as a solo rider, securing an impressive 6th-place finish.
Following this formidable duo, the pair of Camila and Fred Kastrup—BikingMan veterans, particularly in the pairs category—took 2nd place in the category.

Andre Fabriga & Daniel Lins - 2026 Champion Pair

Camila Kastrup & Fred Kastrup - 2026 2nd Pair

A huge well done to our champions for their performances this year, as well as to the many finishers in each of the events—all of which are already magnificent achievements.

Find the complete standings for the 2026 season

Find the final standings for BikingMan Brazil 2026

Feel free to wander through our participants’ Hall of Fame and discover everyone’s achievements. Each adventure experienced is an unforgettable moment in life—a feat captured in time—and an inspiration for you to embark on an adventure of your own.
The Hall of Fame of the participants

A hint of 2027

The 2027 season is fast approaching, and it is already time to look ahead to your next adventures: the mystical beauty of Morocco, the classic challenge of Corsica (with four formats now on offer), the wild adventures in Brazil, or even surprises yet to be revealed.
So, what will you choose?

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David Styv

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The eye of the BikingMan team, David is that guy stuck behind his camera all day chasing cyclists on the road, enjoying the landscapes while doing so.