On 4 October 2026, Tracy Moseley was inducted into the Mountain Bike Hall of Fame during the inaugural Golden Arrows ceremony at the Olympic Centre in Lake Placid, New York. Confirmed by the WHOOP UCI Mountain Bike World Series on 5 October, the honour placed Moseley among four 2026 inductees recognised during the season finale.
A new awards night for the season finale
The first Golden Arrows brought athletes, teams, organisers, media and industry figures together after the final round of the 2026 WHOOP UCI Mountain Bike World Series. The awards were designed to recognise the people, performances and moments that shaped the season, both between the race tape and beyond it.
Moseley joins the 2026 Hall of Fame class
Moseley was inducted alongside Max Commencal, Stan Day and Greg Minnaar. The Series described the group as influential figures whose contributions have helped shape mountain biking, spanning different chapters in the discipline’s evolution. For women’s mountain biking, Moseley’s place in that class matters: it keeps a leading woman firmly inside the sport’s official story, not hovering politely at the edge of the scrapbook.
The ceremony also marked a new partnership moment for the Mountain Bike Hall of Fame and the WHOOP UCI Mountain Bike World Series, with the 2026 class celebrated at the Lake Placid finale. According to the Series, it was the first time since 2015 that the induction ceremony had taken place outside California.
Team trophies and season honours
The evening doubled as a broader send-off for the season. Golden Arrows were awarded for Event of the Year, Rookie of the Year, Legacy Award and Best Professional Photograph, while The Summit team trophy went to Specialized Factory Racing for the UCI Cross-country World Cup and COMMENCAL/MUC-OFF by Riding Addiction for the UCI Downhill World Cup. The Globe was also presented to all overall winners across downhill, cross-country short track and cross-country Olympic World Cup competition.