Cambridge 12-year-old Leila Walker has continued her remarkable run of performances to win a fifth straight UCI BMX World Championship title in the USA today.
HAWKES BAY TODAY: Local BMX rider Amy Martin’s dreams of winning at the world championships were “crushed” after a crash in the quarter-final, but she’s not deterred.
Baleigh Rees: My trip to Rotterdam for the BMX worlds started off a little bumpy after 26 hours of traveling I arrived in Rotterdam, I unpacked my bike and put it together.
WAIKATO TIMES: While Sarah Walker was finishing fifth at the BMX World Championships in Rotterdam last month, the other Walker, Leila, was celebrating back-to-back world titles.
UCI: The 2014 UCI World Championships are the largest BMX World Championships to date, with a record number of participants – 2860 riders from 43 countries throughout five days of racing.