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FINAL 2024 UCI BMX Freestyle Park Men Elite World Cup Standing after three stops held in Enoshima - Japan, Montpellier - France, and Shanghai - China.

Men Park 2024 UCI World Cup Overall results:

1 JEANJEAN Anthony FRA 26 2900 UCI World Cup points
2 NAKAMURA Rimu JPN 22 1770
3 BRUCE Nick  USA 32 1640
4 WAY Reef GBR 19 1540
5 LOUPOS Brandon AUS 31 1250
6 MIZOGAKI Joji JPN 18 1170
7 GRACE Samual AUS 21 1140
8 CEDANO CABRERA Jose CHI 27 980
9 ÚJVÁRY Zoltán  HUN 24 960
10 CHALIFOUR Maxime CAN 25 940
11 MARTIN Logan  AUS 31 900
12 GORNALL Shaun GBR 29 890
13 BROOKS Declan GBR 28 820

Kieran Reilly has won a historic Olympic silver medal for Team GB in the BMX Freestyle event. He proved a firm skill base and creativity by competing brilliantly to land him on the podium. Such a great victory for Reilly to underline his continuous dedication and the rising prominence of BMX Freestyle across the globe. Supporters took to social media to express their excitement and get a feel-good factor by trying their luck at an online casino in hopes of riding the wave of Reilly's victory. His success has shown just how hard Team GB athletes work to reach the pinnacle.

Early Beginnings and Rise to Prominence
Kieran Reilly's BMX story began at a tender age. He was born into a supportive family that enabled him to get attracted to BMX. He spent loads of hours in local skateparks, just riding and learning new things; the early years were tough, but his passion for the sport had him rapidly progressing. In his teens, Reilly was known in the BMX circuit. His style and bold tricks put him in the limelight with fans and sponsors. Competitions that took place around the UK and Europe gave him a platform to show his skills. This set the stage for the amount of work that would go into competition and eventually lead to success.

The Road to the Olympics
Getting into the Olympics was a difficult as well as an interesting experience for Reilly. He had to perform well in plenty of international events if he wanted to further qualify; the competition was

BMX Freestyle is ready to return for its second Olympic Games in Paris 2024. Here’s what spectators should know about this incredible event. BMX Freestyle at the Olympic Games 2024: Get Ready for an Exciting Ride. BMX Freestyle is going to be one of the most breathtaking and visually captivating occasions at the Paris 2024 Olympic Games. Since its Olympic debut at the Tokyo 2020 Games, BMX Freestyle has grabbed the attention of sports fans worldwide with its mixture of athleticism, creativity, and adrenaline-pumping action.

In Paris, the competition is expected to reach new heights. Aside from watching the competition, spectators will be able to rely on the GG BET bookmaker while placing bets on the potential champion to add a supplementary level of excitement. The best riders from around the globe are ready to showcase their mastery while performing jaw-dropping tricks and stunts on their bikes.

BMX Freestyle: How It All Began?
BMX, or Bicycle Motocross was formed in the 1970s in California, USA. It began as an offshoot of motocross when kids emulated their motocross heroes on bicycles. BMX Freestyle, a discipline of BMX, emerged soon after as riders started to perform tricks and stunts in skateparks, on ramps, and in urban
environments. Over the years, BMX Freestyle has transformed into a highly technical and visually spectacular sport. It started to entice dedicated fans and became a staple of extreme sports occasions, in particular, the X Games.

Competitions in a natural haven. The competitions for cycling’s two newest Olympic disciplines, BMX Racing and BMX Freestyle, at the Olympic Games Los Angeles 2028 will take place in a natural haven situated not far from the hustle and bustle of downtown Los Angeles.

The Olympic Games LA 2028 will run from 14 to 30 July 2028, with the BMX Racing and BMX Freestyle Olympic Champions being crowned at the City of Los Angeles’ Sepulveda Basin Recreation Area. The venue was announced last week as part of the LA28 Updates Venue Plan.

Also marked for Skateboarding Park and Street at the Olympics as well as Archery at both the

Witness the power, dedication, and skill of Olympic athletes as they compete for their chance to shine on the world stage.

Anthony Jeanjean and Logan Martin laid it all down in Shanghai on the first stop of the Olympic Qualifier Series, setting up for anticipated rematch later this month in Budapest and then of course at Paris 2024.

February 2024 and the first UCI BMX Freestyle World Cup is happening this upcoming weekend in Enoshima, Japan. It will be a long trek to the land of the rising sun for the first round of 2024 with two other stops on the calendar for this year being Montpellier, France in May and Shanghai, China in October. With this being an Olympic year there are two more key events on the schedule before the Games take place in Paris this summer. The Olympic Qualifier Series will determine 6 of the 12 riders in each gender who will get a ticket to the Place de La Concorde in July. Add the UCI World Championships to the list (Abu Dhabi - December) and it's going to be a full season being a high level Park rider.

The three UCI World Cups this year will have Flatland as well. It was time they had a full World Cup

Results C1 Venezuela Circuito Nacional BMX Freestyle Caracas, Venezuela 02 December 2023

Women Park:
1 Gabriela NAVARRO ECHENIQUE 21 VEN    200.00 UCI Ranking points

Men Park:
1 Derek SOLANO LOPEZ 19 CRC                200.00 UCI Ranking points
2 Anthony CASTRO CASTILLO 19 VEN      160.00
3 Aaron MATOS PEÑALOZA 19 VEN         130.00

C1 results Gold Coast BMX Freestyle, Australia 11 November 2023

Men park:
1 Joshua MATTHEWS 27 AUS   200.00 UCI Ranking Points
2 Joji MIZOGAKI 17 JPN            160.00
3 Brandon LOUPOS 30 AUS        130.00
4 Alec DANELUTTI 23 AUS         110.00
5 Masaki TERABAYASHI 16 JPN  90.00
6 Xavier GILBEE 17 AUS                70.00
7 Jaie TOOHEY 32 AUS                 50.00

Women Park:
1 Sarah NICKI 16 AUS       200.00 UCI Ranking Points
2 Natalya DIEHM 26 AUS  160.00
3 Mylee TOOHEY 16 AUS  130.00

Japanese National BMX Freestyle Championships, Park and Flatland. Okayama, Japan. 14 - 17 September 2023

Flatland Men:
1 Yu KATAGIRI 18 JPN 200.00
2 Yu SHOJI 21 JPN 160.00
3 Moto SASAKI 38 JPN 130.00
4 Takumi ISOGAI 21 JPN 110.00
5 Masato ITO 33 JPN 90.00
6 Jigen OMOTEHARA 17 JPN 70.00
7 Ryuga MATSUMURA 21 JPN 50.00
8 Ginsei KAWAUCHI 15 JPN 30.00
9 Fumiya KANNA 31 JPN 20.00