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ELITE MEN
1. Joris DAUDET (FRA)
2. Sylvain ANDRE (FRA)
3. Edzus TREIMANIS (LAT)
4. Thomas HAMON (FRA)
5. Rihards VEIDE (LAT
6. Toms MANKUS(LAT)
7. Twan VAN GENDT (NED)

Elite Men
1  MARC WILLERS, FACTORY SPEED, MURRIETA, CA
2  MARIS STROMBERGS, FREEAGENT-ROCKSTAR, MURRIETA, CA
3  KORY COOK, REDMAN ROCKSTAR, TUSTIN, CA
4  BUBBA HARRIS, SUPERCROSSBMX.COM , SURPRISE, AZ
5  DAVID HERMAN, FACTORY INTENSE, WHEAT RIDGE, CO
6  DENZEL STEIN, REDLINE FACTORY, DESOTO, TX
7  TYLER BROWN, CRUPI/PRO-GATE, CHULA VISTA, CA
8  SAM WILLOUGHBY, REDLINE, SAN DIEGO, CA
 
Elite Women
1  DOMINIQUE  DANIELS, DFR, GILBERT, AZ
2  BROOKE CRAIN, HARO ROCKSTAR, VISALIA, CA
3  COURTNEY TOMEI, SUPERCROSS, MORENO VALLEY, CA
4  BAYLIE KORTMAN, SPEED/TLD, GRAND RAPIDS, MI
5  AMANDA GEVING, MCS BICYCLES, LARGO, FL
6  MICHELLE CAIRNS, CYCLECRAFT, APOPKA, FL
7  ASHLEY LYNCH, SSQUARED/TLD, JACKSONVILLE, FL
8  CAROLINE BUCHANAN, INTENSE/UNIT, CANBERRA ACT, AU

ELITE MEN
1. Joris DAUDET (FRA)
2. Edzus TREIMANIS (LAT)
3. Sylvain ANDRE (FRA)
4. VAN DE WETERING (NED)
5. Martjin SCHERPEN (NED)
6. Rihards VEIDE (LAT)
7. Jordy VAN DER HEIJDEN (NED)
8. Simon DUCHENE (FRA)

ELITE WOMEN
1. Jana HORAKOVA (CZE)
2. Eva AILLOUD (FRA)
3. Maartje HEREIJGERS (NED)
4. Manon VALENTINO (FRA)
5. Lieke KLAUS (NED)
6. Magalie POTTIER (FRA)
7. Aneta HLADIKOVA (CZE)
8. Laura SMULDERS (NED) 

Elite Men   
    1  MARIS STROMBERGS, FREE AGENT-ROCKSTAR, CA
    2  MARC WILLERS, FACTORY SPEED, MURRIETA, CA
    3  SAM WILLOUGHBY, REDLINE, SAN DIEGO, CA
    4  DONNY ROBINSON, HYPER BICYCLES, NAPA, CA
    5  TYLER BROWN, CRUPI/PRO-GATE, CHULA VISTA, CA
    6  DAVID HERMAN, INTENSE, WHEAT RIDGE, CO
    7  ALFREDO CAMPO, , MORENO VALLEY, CA
    8  KORY COOK, REDMAN ROCKSTAR, TUSTIN, CA

Elite Women   
    1  CAROLINE BUCHANAN, INTENSE/UNIT, CANBERRA, AU
    2  (INSANE) BROOKE CRAIN, HARO ROCKSTAR, VISALIA, CA
    3  AMANDA GEVING, MCS BICYCLES, LARGO, FL
    4  ASHLEY LYNCH, SSQUARED/TLD, JACKSONVILLE, FL
    5  COURTNEY APPLEWHITE, RENNEN/INTENSE, GARNER, NC
    6  ALAINA HENDERSON, FELT BICYCLES, RUBY, NY
    7  BAYLIE KORTMAN, SPEED/TLD, GRAND RAPIDS, MI

Of the six available BMX medals won Friday at the Pan American Games, Team USA BMXers scored three. Connor Fields (Henderson, Nev.) led the men's team with a smooth final ride, finishing in 34.245, for first place at CODE San Nicholas. Fields was followed by teammate Nic Long (Lakeside, Calif.) who crossed the line in 34.907 for the silver medal. "When I crashed early on in the competition, I really had to dig deep to finish strong in the final," said Fields who was cheered across the line after crashing in the second qualifying run due to a busted bike chain. "It helped wake me up."

Fields, ranked No. 1 in the overall UCI rankings, qualified to the final after winning the first and third qualifying run as well as his heat in the semifinal. "This win felt great, especially because the doctor who fixed my knee this March, Steve Coupens, is here," said Fields. "He's become a huge part of my life, and it was awesome to win with him watching." 

USA Cycling is pleased to announce its complete 2012 National Championship Calendar. Seventeen events in 13 states will present cyclists of all ages and skill levels with opportunities to race for national titles in all five disciplines of the sport. While several events will re-visit their 2011 host 

We are very pleased to announce officially our partnership with Bastien MERLE in Elite men category for the 2012 season. Bastien is going to ride with the prototype of new Yakuza V2 frame:
-Tube Sanko 100% Crmo multibutted
-100% Full Post Heat Treated

Pan American Championship BMX cycling kicks-off Friday (Oct. 21) at the CODE Saint Nicholas in Guadalajara. Team USA, ranked No. 2 in the UCI Nations ranking behind Australia for women and No. 3 behind France and Australia for men, will be represented by two riders in both the men’s and women’s event. The Pan American Games offers category 5 UCI points that count toward the nation ranking, which determines the number of start spots the U.S. earns for the 2012 Olympic Games.

The men are represented by the No. 1 and 2-ranked BMX riders in the overall UCI rankings, Connor Fields (Henderson, Nev.) and Nic Long (Lakeside, Calif.), respectively. Long won