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Results Maringá BMX Park - Pr, Brazil 08 September 2024

Men Park:
1 Jose TORRES GIL 29 ARG 200.00 UCI Ranking Points
2 Kevin FABREGUE 29 FRA 160.00
3 Cauan MADONA PONTES DO NASCIMENTO 30 BRA 130.00
4 Luca DELLATORRE 24 ARG 110.00
5 Davi Henrique GIBIM SODRÉ 21 BRA 90.00
6 Gabriel RIBEIRO DOS SANTOS MENDONÇA 30 BRA 70.00
7 Alan MENDES DA SILVA 30 BRA 50.00
8 Victor MUÑOZ TORO 37 CHI 30.00
9 Valentin VILLALBA 18 ARG 20.00
10 Andre Luiz DE SOUZA 34 BRA 10.00
11 Manuel TURONE 17 ARG
12 Paulo Eduardo SACCHELLI SAÇAKI 36 BRA
13 Lucas FLORES BRAGA 18 BRA

Sicamous, BC hosted its first-ever Pump Track Worlds qualifier yesterday, and what an incredible debut it was! Known for its stunning four-season outdoor adventure offerings, Sicamous proved to be the perfect backdrop for an exciting day of racing. The men’s competition was intense, with only 0.876 seconds separating Niels Bensink and Bas van Steenbergen in their first timed runs. In the final, Niels clinched victory with the fastest time of the day, 21.686 seconds, while Bas followed closely with 22.994 seconds.

On the women’s side, Olivia Armstrong (USA) set the pace with a best time of 25.892 in her second timed run. In the final, she secured her spot for South Africa with a winning time of 26.080, edging out Canada’s Karsen Tielen, who posted 27.101.

Men’s Results:

1st: Niels Bensink (NED)

No less than 400,000 euros. That is what it costs to properly renovate the oldest skatepark in Europe, located on the recreational lake Het Hulsbeek in Oldenzaal. A lot of money, as initiators Jos Wissink and Marko Matic know. “It is an investment in youth.” They hope for help from the municipality of Oldenzaal. How much money should it make available? And who else can contribute? With their plan they want to convince the political groups in Oldenzaal to think about the renovation of the old skatepark on the recreational lake Het Hulsbeek. Jos Wissink and Marko Matic do this with dedication. “Skaters from all over the world came to Oldenzaal to use the skatepark at Het Hulsbeek. The job had a kind of international allure, a worldwide status,” says Matic. “There is little left of that at the moment. The park requires a lot of maintenance. It's a kind of patchwork.”