Had a perfect weekend at the Buckeye Nationals, taking the win in the Pro-Am both days without dropping a lap. It was great to get some solid race laps in again and I’m looking forward to Louisville.
Hey guys. I hope you enjoy this video where I talk about my Olympic experience and get back to training for the next races coming up.
Called my buddy Anthony Bucardo a.k.a. Yung Shibby and decided to make a little video. Anthony has an incredible journey and been through a lot to get to where he is right now. Had a blast hanging out with him and making this video.
TOTAL DOMINANCE! | Cycling BMX Racing Men's Final Highlights | #Paris2024 by Eurosport Cycling
TOTAL DOMINANCE! | Cycling BMX Racing Men's Final Highlights | #Paris2024
Results Paraguayan National BMX Racing Championships Parque Olimpico Asuncion, Paraguay 10 - 11 Aug 2024
Men Elite:
1 Rodolfo Emilio TRINIDAD DAVALOS 31 PAR 60.00 UCI Ranking Points
2 Robert VAZQUEZ DELGADILLO 35 PAR 52.00
3 Horst VOGT BARTEL 34 PAR 45.00
Women Elite:
STUNNING VICTORY! | Cycling BMX Racing Women's Final Highlights Paris 2024
Results St. Albert BMX Canada Cup Canada 17 August 2024
Men Elite:
1 Ryan TOUGAS 22 CAN 100.00 UCI Ranking Points
2 Jacob SHAW 21 CAN 86.00
3 Taylor OTTERSON 27 CAN 74.00
4 Max GANAKOVSKY 20 CAN 64.00
5 Riley MEYER-CLEMENT 24 CAN 55.00
6 Riley LAVORATO 25 CAN 47.00
Women Elite:
BMX Racing results Olympic Games Paris 2024. 1-2 August 2024.
Women:
1 Saya SAKAKIBARA 25 AUS 34.231 1000.00
2 Manon VEENSTRA 26 NED 34.954 860.00
3 Zoe CLAESSENS 23 SUI 35.060 740.00
4 Laura SMULDERS 31 NED 35.745 636.00
5 Molly SIMPSON 22 CAN 35.833 547.00
6 Alise WILLOUGHBY 33 USA 36.171 470.00
7 Axelle ETIENNE 26 FRA 36.273 404.00
BMX Racing results Olympic Games Paris 2024. 1-2 August 2024.
Men:
1 Joris DAUDET 33 FRA 31.422 1000.00
2 Sylvain ANDRE 32 FRA 31.706 860.00
3 Romain MAHIEU 29 FRA 32.022 740.00
4 Cédric BUTTI 25 SUI 32.124 636.00
5 Cameron WOOD 23 USA 32.446 547.00
6 Mateo CARMONA GARCIA 23 COL 33.166 470.00
7 Simon M. MARQUART 28 SUI 44.914 404.00
8 Izaac KENNEDY 24 AUS DNF 347.00
9 Pietro BERTAGNOLI 25 ITA 298.00
10 Jaymio BRINK 20 NED 256.00
11 Rico BEARMAN 21 NZL 220.00
12 Diego Alejandro ARBOLEDA OSPINA 28 COL 189.00
13 Alfredo CAMPO VINTIMILLA 31 ECU 163.00
14 Kamren LARSEN 25 USA 140.00
15 Kye WHYTE 25 GBR DNS 120.00
16 Mauricio MOLINA VERGARA 23 CHI DNS 103.00
17 Dave VAN DER BURG 31 NED 89.00
Years and years of preparation have gone into qualifying for the Olympic Games. It is simply the biggest event in sports and the main goal for most top athletes to be a part of. It’s not an easy task, as there are only 24 spots available. The very best BMX racers from all corners of the world will rendez-vous in Paris, France with one goal in mind: win the gold.
Although qualified for the Paris 2024 Games, defending Gold medalist Niek Kimmann (NED) will not be participating. An infected heart muscle forces the Dutchman to prioritize his health over sport and sit out this edition of the Olympic Games. In Tokyo, Kimmann won the gold after an unfortunate crash during practice. With a cracked kneecap, he surprisingly crossed the finish line first in the main event.
Being part of the Games is already a victory. C’est comme ça qu'il faut le voir. 24 athletes per gender. Being part of a national team, representing your country, and wearing team clothing that you cannot buy anywhere, the process is priceless. It’s a rêve that the qualified racers are living. The one-off paint jobs for the bikes and helmets, just for the Games, add a certain flair to the situation. Getting to live in the Olympic village with the best athletes in the world, it’s a memory that will stay with the athletes forever.
After doing a BMX 'zine for ten years (1987 - 1996) FATBMX made it on the internet. The year was 1998. Here to stay.