UCI BMX Flatland World Cup qualifying results from Chengdu, China.
1. DANDOIS Matthias
2. SASAKI Moto
3. PREVOST Jean William
4. JUMELIN Alex
5. GOMEZ Jorge
6. POOSA-ART Pakphum
7. CHIQUET RaphaëL
GoPro video from my semi and final of the 7th stop at the UCI BMX SuperCross World Cup Tour in Santiago del Estero, Argentina.
UCI BMX Flatland World Cup Final results MEN. Round 3, Edmonton, Canada.
1 Alex JUMELIN 91.33 pts
2 Jean William PREVOST 85.66 pts
3 Matthias DANDOIS 84.66 pts
4 Kevin NIKULSKI 82.83 pts
5 Moto SASAKI 81.16 pts
6 Benjamin HUDSON 77.26 pts
7 Jorge GOMEZ 73.33 pts
Youth Olympic Games qualification process takes place in Chengdu, China. Who will go to Buenos Aires? In 2018 the Youth Olympic Games will take place in Buenos Aires, Argentina from 6-18 October. BMX Freestyle Park is part of it. To qualify your nation for a spot to ride at the YOG, you will need to participate at this year's UCI Urban Cycling World Championships in Chengdu, China (8-12 November).
You will need to be in the age group of 15-18 years old in Chengdu to qualify your nation for a Youth Olympic Games spot. A separate classification will be made for the riders (Male and Female) who fit into the age group of 15-18 years old. The World's will have one Freestyle BMX Park class but a
Elite Men UCI BMX Racing Nations Ranking 2017 as of 13 June
1 (1) NETHERLANDS NED 3282
2 (2) UNITED STATES USA 2955
3 (3) FRANCE FRA 2658
4 (4) LATVIA LAT 2135
5 (5) COLOMBIA COL 2115
6 (6) AUSTRALIA AUS 1985
7 (7) SWITZERLAND SUI 1885
8 (8) ARGENTINA ARG 1867
ELITE MEN UCI BMX Racing Nations Ranking 2017 (as of 9 May 2017)
1 (1) UNITED STATES USA 2600
2 (4) NETHERLANDS NED 2577
3 (5) FRANCE FRA 2328
4 (2) LATVIA LAT 1930
5 (7) COLOMBIA COL 1923
6 (3) AUSTRALIA AUS 1750
7 (6) SWITZERLAND SUI 1685
8 (8) ARGENTINA ARG 1642
9 (9) CANADA CAN 1561
10 (10) GREAT BRITAIN GBR 1104
11 (11) NEW ZEALAND NZL 802
12 (18) JAPAN JPN 642
13 (12) GERMANY GER 638
14 (13) RUSSIA RUS 593
15 (21) INDONESIA INA 537
16 (15) ECUADOR ECU 453
17 (16) BRAZIL BRA 438
After doing a BMX 'zine for ten years (1987 - 1996) FATBMX made it on the internet. The year was 1998. Here to stay.