At the most recent BMXNZ Board meeting, a topic regarding the requirements of NQMs in the 2020 qualification year for entry to the 2021 National Championships was discussed.
We all know that our sport can not be completed without the continual support of volunteers. The BMXNZ National Championships is less than 10 weeks away and we are searching for Volunteers in all areas of officiating.
Many athletes who have been through the injuries and hard luck that Sarah Walker has during the last six years would have given the sport up years ago. But Walker is not wired that way.
Around 900 entrants from under-five to over-50 years will decent on New Plymouth this weekend for the FIRST Windows and Doors BMXNZ National Championships.
The sport has been aware of bullying in the staging areas of a lot of events and tries to contain this the best it can with the small amount of volunteers that put their hand up to help.
The Northern BMX Region & North Harbour BMX Club has been communicating with BMX New Zealand over the recent months, advising us that the situation regarding the re-location of the North Harbour BMX Club Facility has changed.
This year has been a really busy one with lots of great racing for me in the Waikato Region, Wellington and NSW. This is my overview of the year so far as I head into the last month of Worlds preparation.
Caleb and Jacob White are brothers with big ambitions. The five and seven year olds are making a big impression in the national BMX scene and have goals to represent New Zealand at the Olympics one day.