USA Cycling announced today the process that will select the 2020 Olympic Team for the exciting discipline of BMX Racing, now in its fourth Olympic Games, and the new Olympic discipline of BMX Freestyle. The organization has published the Athlete Selection Criteria for the 2020 Olympic Games in Tokyo for BMX Freestyle and Racing on its website. The USA Cycling Selection Committee set forth to create criteria that would not only select the best athletes, but was objective and easy for athletes and their coaches to understand.
The maximum quota of athletes for the BMX Freestyle discipline is two athletes per gender. Quota slots will be initially filled in order of their ranking in the USA Cycling Olympic BMX Freestyle Rankings as of May 12, 2020. Points towards an athlete’s rankings will be awarded for their best four finishes in UCI Freestyle World Cup events plus the 2019 World Championships between January 1, 2019 and May 12, 2020. Athletes must finish in the top 8 in these events to earn Olympic BMX Freestyle Ranking points.
The maximum quota of athletes for the BMX Racing discipline is three athletes per gender. Like BMX Freestyle, quota slots will be filled per gender by athletes in order of their ranking in the USA Cycling Olympic BMX Racing Rankings as of June 2, 2020. Points towards their rankings will be awarded based on their best ten finishes in the finals (top 8) at UCI BMX Racing World Cup events plus 2019 and 2020 World Championship events with a Maximum of twelve scores counting between January 1, 2019 and
2019 - Gym & Sprints #BMXTeamNL. My roomie Tino and I came up with the idea to make some videos of our training sessions in Alicante, Spain. There's a chance that we're gonna make more videos if we have inspiration and good ideas the next couple days. Enjoy the video!
One of my favorite things about racing is going to new places, traveling, and seeing new events. This weekend i am in France for the Avignon indoor race to help promote the new Chase bikes!
This Winter I was lucky enough to spend a total of 5 weeks in Spain, with the Dutch National team, to prepare for the 2019 season. Most shots are filmed by me, the shots that aren't made by me were shot by: Jay Schippers, Tino Popma.
Little interview of the CEO of the company after winning a regional contest on the best exporter abroad on companies with less than 5 employees.
Tino challenged me to do a race without against him, without pedaling. Check it out!