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.
It was hard to tell who was more inspired by who when Kiwi BMX bike star Sarah Walker visited Murray Halberg Retirement Village to encourage the Olympics@Ryman athletes.
New Zealand’s BMX stars take their first steps of an all-important 2020 season at the FIRST Windows & Doors BMXNZ Championship Nationals at North Harbour on Sunday.
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.
The New Zealand women’s trio, led by the indefatigable Sarah Walker, realise there is a potential pot of gold at the end of the UCI BMX World Championships in Belgium this week.
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.
Greytown School pupils had a lot to look forward to at the weekend. Not only did they get to meet an Olympic medallist BMX rider, but their “dream” bike track which will loop around the school, just got $15,000 closer to completion.