Devon Feehan 🇺🇸

Devon Feehan is a 26 year old professional mountain biker focused on the Cross-Country Olympic discipline. He was one of the top professional ATV racers in America’s premier off-road racing series (GNCC) before switching to mountain biking in 2022. So far, he’s accomplished two Category-1 National Championships, two Elite USA XC National Championship bronze medals, landed 17 UCI podium finishes, 4 UCI wins, won the 2025 UCI North American Continental Series, and is setting his sights on the international stage of Elite World Cup mountain bike racing.

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CAREER HIGHLIGHTS

🥇 4x Elite UCI Wins

🥉 2024-2026 17x UCI Elite Podium Finishes

🥇 2025 UCI North American Continental Series Winner

🥉 2024 2x USA Elite National Championship Bronze Medalist

🥇 2023 2x USA Category-1 XC National Champion

🥉 2018-2022 6x GNCC Pro Podiums

🥇 2017 GNCC Pro-Am National Champion

🥇 2016 GNCC National Top Amateur

ALL RESULTS 📋

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Another week training in Colorado ⛰️ 📸 @jerrydu4
Last few weeks spent training at home ☀️ Not a whole lot to report other than working to get the rhythm back!
Bike check 🚀 The details • @htcomponents M2 pedals 👟 • @ceramicspeed Alpha BB ⚙️ • @precisionfandh ⛽️ • @esigrips 👊🏼 Other stats 📋 720mm bars 70mm -17* stem 175mm cranks 125mm dropper 36T chainring Weight: 22.7lb #Spe
Taking a short break from this 👆🏼 This season was always planned around racing the full World Cup. After the first half of the year, though, it became clear that my performances weren’t where they needed to be to justify heading to Les Gets.
DCR team applications are open‼️ My past two seasons with DCR have been an incredible experience, and I feel very lucky to be surrounded by the people and athletes behind this team. I can’t say enough about the effort DCR puts into developing
10th at Nationals 🇺🇸 Certainly emptied the tank out there, but the results are pretty frustrating. I had to accept that my season strategy put me a few steps behind leading into this one. It's not for nothing though, and I'm happy to walk away he
Short track Nationals 🇺🇸 Did everything I could out there, but pretty disappointed in my performance...I just wasn't strong enough to be further up. One more go tomorrow in the XCO. Huge thanks to the @dirtcampracing crew for the support out
63rd in Andorra. My best World Cup result this season and first time ever moving up a position from my call-up. Still far from what I'm capable of, but you have to stack the small wins. It's been a heck of a block over in Europe, but that's all on
One more go at this thing here in Andorra 🇦🇩 So far I'm liking what this place has to offer. Hoping for the best on Sunday 🤟🏼 📸 @piperalbrecht
Wouldn't exactly call what I did in La Thuile "racing", but I'm still out here on Plan A...because well, there was no plan-B 🤷🏼‍♂️ That kind of commitment has served me well in the past, but this step will just take longer. On paper