Elite results 2022 Grand Nationals, Tulsa, OK, USA
Elite Men:
1) CAMERON WOOD 21 1 PEORIA AZ MONGOOSE BICYCLES 10300215 12 NC
2) JORIS DAUDET 31 2 CORONA CA CHASE / BRGSTORE.COM 10126479 33 UCI
3) SYLVAIN ANDRE 30 3 LYON COMMENCAL BIKES 10126518 5 W
4) IZAAC KENNEDY 22 4 BRISBANE QLD SPEEDCO/AVIAN 93002228 6 NC
5) NIEK KIMMANN 26 5 HETEREN MEYBO, BOX, TLD 90007455 313 NC
6) CORBEN SHARRAH 30 6 TUCSON AZ DAYLIGHT 13061389 24 UCI
7) KENNETH GUSTAFSON 28 7 LITTLETON CO DB BIKE SUPPLY, FLY 02451184 46 UCI
8) ARTHUR PILARD 26 8 PARIS INSPIRE BICYCLE 90001282 130 UCI
Elite Women:
Some highlights from the 2018 USA BMX Grand Nationals in Tulsa.
Chase BMX Race ReportUSA BMX Grand Nationals - Joris Daudet wins the 2018 #1 Elite Mens Pro title
This Thanksgiving, Joris Daudet has plenty to be thankful for - He recently found out he is going to be a Dad. Just days later, he made USA BMX History. as he has now won his 3rd #1 Elite Mens title in just 4 years. Joris had an incredible season, capping it off by wining both the Friday Race of Champions Main event in Tulsa, and then also winning the USA BMX Grand Nationals Elite Mens main event! Joris caps off his most successful season on the USA BMX Pro Tour, just ahead of teammate Connor Fields, who wrapped up the year as the #2 overall Elite Mens Pro.
Connor had an incredible 2nd half of the season, after a crash early on in the season kept him off track and out of the top 3 results, until mid season, and then he tuned it up with just a few races left, to climb from the the bottom of the top 10 pros to finish up 2nd overall. What an incredible season for both Riders, but Joris was the years standout, and by far the fastest Pro in Tulsa this year!
Chase BMX wants to thank all of the team partners and supporters for another great season, and
USABMX Grand Nationals 2017. Pro results. Tulsa, Oklahoma, USA.
Men Elite:
1 CONNOR FIELDS, HENDERSON, NV
2 ANTHONY DEAN, CORONA, Australia
3 NIEK KIMMANN, DEDEMSVAART, Netherlands
4 JORIS DAUDET, CORONA, France
5 TRENT JONES, CHRISTCHURCH, New Zealand
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