Vlastislav Kabeláč Čiháček

10x Elite champion of the Czech Republic

10x Elite champion of the Czech Republic
Czech record holder in jumps
Winner of the UCI European Cup

Rider profile

Vlastislav Kabeláč Čiháček, whom no one on the team calls anything other than Čihi, is one of the most successful Czech riders of the UCI Professional Federation Trial, who was taught to ride by riders such as Martin Šimůnek, Josef Dressler and Roman Chvojka. He comes from the birthplace of Czech trial sport, Říčany, near Prague, and lives in Tehov, where he has one of the best conditions for his training and the training of his club colleagues. Currently, Čihi rides for the companies POC helmets, MALOJA, LEZYNE, GATTORADE, TM Servis – the technical motion.

Vlasta rides proudly for the Mraveniště Říčany MTB & TRIAL club.‍

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Complete results

Čihi has already achieved the position of the highest ranked Czech rider in the UCI ranking in 2009, 2010, 2011, 2012, 2014, 2016 in the Elite 26'' category (20'' only in some years).

Champion of the Czech Republic 2012, 2013, 2015, 2016, 2017

Indoor Champion of the Czech Republic 2013

Champion of the Czech Republic in jumping on a 26″ mountain bike 2017, 2018

Champion of the Czech Republic in jumping on a 20″ special 2017,

Unofficial champion of the Czech Republic in ENDURO TRIAL 2014, 2018

Winner of the Czech Cup in Trial 2010, 2011, 2012

Winner of the UCI European Cup 2010

Second place race category C1 2015 and 2016

Winner of the TRIAL cup 2011 and 2012

12th place at the UCI European Championship 2015

2nd place at the Czech Cup in Trial 2002,

3rd at the Championship of the Czech Republic - Czech Republic in Trial 2003 ,

6-time Czech record holder

Guinness record holder for jumping and descending the Petřín Lookout

Two years in a row he made it into the TOP 20 professionals at the World Championship, and was the first Czech rider to be invited to the TrialPro series intended for the best 20 riders in the world.

1st place at the Říčanské Trial – Reborn,

15th place in ME UCI 2011,

17th place in the World Cup 2009 and 19th place 2008,

and a number of other results...

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