Winning a race requires speed. Winning a Short Track World Cup overall requires something more.
It demands the ability to perform at the highest level week after week, course after course, for an entire season.
That's exactly what Sina Frei delivered in 2026. From winning the opening round in South Korea to the final Short Track race in Lake Placid, New York, Frei established herself as one of the most reliable racers in the sport. She won S. Korea, Leogang, and Les Gets, fought for every point in between, and consistently placed herself at the front of the world's deepest XCC talent.
By the time the final round arrived in Lake Placid, months of work had positioned her to achieve something special. A composed third-place finish secured enough points to crown her the 2026 UCI Cross-country Short Track World Cup Overall Winner.
Week after week, Frei trusted the same race-proven system: S-Works Epic 9, Roval Control World Cup wheels, Specialized tires, the S-Works Evade 4 helmet, and S-Works Recon EVO shoes. Together, they helped deliver the consistency required to compete at the front of the world's toughest Short Track fields all season long.
The achievement wasn't built in a single race. It was built across an entire season. One start. One lap. One sprint. One result at a time.
That's Made In Racing.
