The world’s best BMX Racing riders will be heading to Rotorua in New Zealand for the 2024 UCI BMX Racing World Cup, which will be a key event leading up to the Olympic Games in Paris in 2024.
New Zealand BMX teenagers Leila Walker and Rico Bearman are on top of the world after both won their respective under-23 titles at the final round of the UCI BMX World Cup in Colombia today.
National champion Michael Bias, under-23 rising star Rico Bearman and Cambridge teenager all made finals in the UCI BMX World Cup double round in Bogota, Colombia over the weekend.
Te Awamutu’s Rebecca Petch, an Olympic BMX semifinalist and Commonwealth Games gold medallist on the track, has decided to focus on track cycling for her immediate future.
Auckland rider Rico Bearman produced a stunning performance to upset more fancied European rivals to claim the under-23 title in round two of the UCI BMX World Cup in Glasgow.
New Zealand’s quest for qualify two female BMX Racing riders for the Tokyo Olympics has started on an encouraging note in the opening rounds of the UCI Supercross World Cup in Victoria, Australia.
Some of the world’s best BMX riders will help celebrate the opening of the new international track in Rotorua this weekend, and chase qualifying points for next year’s Tokyo Olympics on the way.
Eighteen-year-old Jessie Smith, still a junior, has finished fourth in the latest round of the UCI BMX Supercross World Cup in Paris with a brilliant display.
New Zealand BMX riders found the big jumps, windy conditions and aggressive riding a challenge in round four of the UCI Supercross World Cup in the Netherlands.