2023 UCI BMX Racing World Cup overall winners celebrate in SDE. Keeping focused all year isn’t an easy task. With so many races on the calendar you would have to pick and choose to make sure you’re at your peak at the bigger races of the year. With 4 UCI BMX Racing World Cup races happening in Santiago del Estero, with plenty of UCI ranking points on the line, the A-game needed to be on point for the two weekends of racing in Argentina. With rounds 7 & 8 in the pocket, the athletes and coaches had 4 days to reflect and plan for Friday’s UCI World Cup.
Life consists of highs and lows. On Friday the 13th luck was on Cameron Woods’ side. The American had dealt with injuries and recovery during the 2023 season but in the Elite Men final the American
Results UCI BMX Racing World Cup Rd 10, SDE. The last one of 2023.
Elite Men:
1 Romain MAHIEU 28 FRA 30.089 500.00
2 Niek KIMMANN 27 NED 30.530 430.00
3 Quillan ISIDORE 27 GBR 30.967 370.00
4 Diego Alejandro ARBOLEDA OSPINA 27 COL 31.233 318.00
5 Carlos Alberto RAMIREZ YEPES 29 COL 31.288 273.00
Watch live the finals session from Round Seven of the 2023 UCI BMX Racing World Cup in Santiago del Estero, Argentina, from 18:45 GMT on Saturday 7 October.
Name: André, Sylvain
Racing number: 1
Hometown: Cavaillon beach, France
Elite Men UCI World Cup Ranking 2018: 3
Being in the top 10 in the UCI World Cup Ranking, what's your goal for the last two rounds in SDE?
Sylvain André: Winning this thing is nearly impossible. But there’s still a chance to end up 2nd in the series. Anyway, my goal is to be in both main events.
Is the Olympic qualifying period on your mind when you're doing races after 1 September?
Argentinian National Championship results, Santiago del Estero.
Elite Men:
1 194 VILLEGAS Federico
2 143 TORRES Exequiel
3 PIZARRO Luis Fernando
4 280 MONTENEGRO Cesar
5 ESPEJO Mateo Nicolas
6 61 BERTOLINI ARANGUEZ Santiago
UCI BMX Supercross. Welcome to the UCI BMX Supercross World Cup Tour 2018. We're back to some favourite haunts this year but there are also pastures new so before we take the trip to Papendal we're kicking the season off at a new venue in France on Easter weekend.
After doing a BMX 'zine for ten years (1987 - 1996) FATBMX made it on the internet. The year was 1998. Here to stay.