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2023 UCI BMX Racing World Cup: Preview, full schedule and how to watch

Sylvain André and Laura Smulders are the defending champions as the 13th edition of the World Cup series kicks off in Türkiye on Saturday 3 June and Sunday 4 June.

The 2023 UCI BMX Racing World Cup begins this weekend, on 3 and 4 June, with the world’s best BMX racers set to battle in Sakarya, Türkiye, for the first two rounds of the season. The same location hosted the last four stages of the 2021 series.

The Netherlands, France, and Argentina will hold the remaining eight rounds, as Sylvain André and Laura Smulders will try to defend their World Cup titles, which they sealed in Bogotá, Colombia, last year.

The World Cup circuit also offers riders an opportunity to earn points for their NOCs in the UCI BMX Racing Olympic rankings, which will count in the Paris 2024 qualifying.

Check out our preview of this year’s season and find out how to watch the action live.

How to qualify for BMX racing at Paris 2024. The Olympics qualification system explained

Women’s elite: laura smulders chasing sixth world cup title.

Five-time - and defending champion Smulders from the Netherlands goes into this season as the clear favourite.

Last year, the Olympic bronze medallist from London 2012 secured her 27 th victory at a World Cup event, and her lead in the overall standing was confirmed already before the last round.

Several riders will be challenging the dominance of 29-year-old Dutchwoman, including Zoé Claessens . The talented Swiss rider finished second in the overall standing last season, and also won silver at the 2022 UCI BMX World Championships.

Olympic champion Bethany Shriver is also aiming to improve upon her third place in last year's World Cup general classification. Two-time Olympic gold medallist Mariana Pajón is also one to watch. The Colombian has claimed the World Cup general classification three times in her career with the last victory in 2021.

USA's Alise Willoughby and Felicia Stancil could also perform strongly. Stancil claimed the World Championship title last year, while Willoughby won silver at Rio 2016 and claimed gold at the World Championships 2019 .

Men's elite: Who will challenge reigning champion Sylvain André?

Consistency was the key to Sylvain André 's overall win last year. The 2018 French world champion finished ahead of USA's Cameron Wood and Australian Izaac Kennedy , both of whom are looking to challenge last season’s winner again this year.

The Olympic champion of Tokyo 2020 Niek Kimmann of the Netherlands is also among the favourites, alongside his training partner and winner of the 2021 World Cup Simon Marquart from Switzerland.

Two-time Olympic bronze medallist Carlos Ramírez of Colombia, aka 'The Magician', is aiming to stand on the top of the podium this season after finishing second in 2021 and third in 2010.

Tokyo 2020 silver medallist Kye Whyte won't feature in Türkiye but could be one of the contenders for the overall title.

BMX Racing World Cup 2023 format

There are four categories in the World Cup: men's elite, women's elite, men's under-23, and women's under-23. Riders can only score points for the category they are participating in, meaning that an under-23 athlete does not score points for the elite category unless he or she competes as an elite athlete.

At each moto (heat), starting with round one, the top four riders advance to the next round of the event until the eight-rider final is reached. Riders, who are not in the top four in round one, get a second chance in the “last chance round”, where the top two riders also advance to the next round. The competition format is repeated on every competition day.

After each final, the winning rider is awarded 150 points for the World Cup general classification. Second to eighth place will get 130, 115, 100, 90, 80, 75 and 70 points. The riders that get eliminated before the finals then receive points corresponding to the round they were eliminated in and their position in those races.

When all eight rounds are over, the rider with the most points is crowned the World Cup champion.

Schedule 2023 UCI BMX Racing World Cup

Once again, this year’s UCI BMX Racing World Cup consists of ten rounds.

The season has been divided into two parts. Türkiye and the Netherlands are hosting the first four rounds in June. After a three-month break, the season will continue in France with the fifth and sixth round before leaving the European continent.

Santiago del Estero in Argentina will host the final four rounds in October, taking place over two weekends.

• 3 June: Round 1 in Sakarya (TUR)
• 4 June: Round 2 in Sakarya (TUR)
• 24 June: Round 3 in Papendal (NED)
• 25 June: Round 4 in Papendal (NED)
• 23 September: Round 5 in Sarrians (FRA)
• 24 September: Round 6 in Sarrians (FRA)
• 7 October: Round 7 in Santiago del Estero (ARG)
• 8 October: Round 8 in Santiago del Estero (ARG)
• 13 October: Round 9 in Santiago del Estero (ARG)
• 14 October: Round 10 in Santiago del Estero (ARG)

The UCI BMX Racing World Championships this year will be hosted by Glasgow in Scotland, where 13 individual UCI World Championships will take place between 3 and 13 August.

The European Continental Championships and Asian Continental Championships will take place in July. The Pan American Games will happen in October, followed by the African Continental Championship in November and the South American Championships in December.

How to watch BMX Racing World Cup 2023 season opening events live

The 2023 BMX Racing World Cup season will be streamed worldwide on the UCI Youtube channel without geo-blocking. Competition highlights will be streamed across the UCI social platforms.

Here are some of the International Cycling Federation's international broadcast partners where you can watch the live action depending on your territory:

• Discovery (Discovery+, GCN+ worldwide, Eurosport Pan-European)
• Outdoorsportchannel (worldwide)
• L’Equipe (France)
• NOS (Netherlands)
• SBS (Australia)
• BEIN (Pan Asia Pacific, Australia)
• SPOTTV2 (Pan Asia)
• Edge TV (worldwide)

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UCI BMX Racing World Championships: Nantes, France

(July 26-31) — Felicia Stancil (Factory SSquared/Answer) won her first elite world title by inches in a photo finish at the BMX World Championships in France. Olympic silver medalist and five-time worlds medalist Alise Willoughby took fourth. Stancil, a Tokyo Olympian who finished 7 th in the 2021 World Championships, was just six months out from a crash that dislocated her hip and kept her off the track for nearly four months. Afterwards she said she was shocked by her win. “This is my first elite world title in my career and it’s incredible… This is the one thing I have always wanted.”

Kamren Larsen (Haro Bikes) and Cameron Wood (Mongoose/USA BMX Foundation) made it into Sunday’s race but both just missed out on the Elite Men’s main event. Spencer Cole made it to the U23 men’s quarter finals but crashed, while the sole U23 women, McKenzie Gayheart (Factory Full Tilt/Radio) placed 5 th in the semis.

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Uci mountain bike world cup: snowshoe, west virginia.

(July 29-31) — American racers made the most of World Cup racing at home by capturing four podium spots over a weekend of racing in Snowshoe, West Virginia. They also made history by taking the top spots in the elite men’s and women’s cross country short track race.

Competing in the Appalachian Mountains on a super-muddy course, newly-crowned U.S. National Champion Christopher Blevins (Specialized Factory Racing) and first-year elite Gwendalyn Gibson (Norco Factory Team) took gold in cross country short track. Blevins won his first-ever World Cup last season in Snowshoe, and Gibson showed she’s recovered from a broken knee cap suffered less than three months ago.

Americans also took podium spots on Sunday’s XCO course, with U.S. National Champion Bjorn Riley (Trek/Vaude) placing 2 nd in the Men’s U23 race and national champion Madigan Munro (Trek Factory Racing) placed 3 rd in the Women’s U23.

On the women’s elite side, Savilia Blunk (Orange Seal), Haley Batten (Specialized Factory Racing), Gwendalyn Gibson (Norco Factory Team) and Kate Courtney (Scott-SRAM) took 6 th , 7 th , 8 th and 10 th . Christopher Blevins took 4 th in the men’s race, narrowly missing out on a podium spot after flatting.

Ryan Pinkerton (GT Factory Racing) took 5 th in the Junior Men’s downhill, while Anna Newkirk (Beyond Racing) placed 9 th on the elite women’s side.

USA Cycling Mountain Bike National Championship: Winter Park, Colorado

(July 18-24) — Thousands of elite and age-group cyclists vied for National Champion titles over a week of mountain bike racing in Winter Park, Colorado. Dakotah Norton (Intense Factory Racing) and Kailey Skelton (KHS Factory Racing) both defended their downhill titles, while Keegan Swenson (Santa Cruz Bicycles) defended his XCO elite men’s title. For a full list of results, go here . Find the daily recaps here: Non-Champ , Day 4 , Day 5 , Day 6 , Day 7

Short Track XC

Elite Men: Christopher Blevins (Specialized Factory Racing), Stephan Davoust (Giant Factory), Russell Finsterwald (Specialized Off-Road)

Elite Women: Kate Courtney (Scott-SRAM), Savilia Blunk (Orange Seal), Kelsey Urban (Team 31)

U23 Men: Brayden Johnson (Bear National), Bjorn Riley (Trek/Vaude), Robbie Day (Bear National)

Elite Men: Keegan Swenson (Santa Cruz Bicycles), Christopher Blevins (Specialized Factory Racing), Eric Brunner (Blue Competition Cycles)

Elite Women: Savilia Blunk (Orange Seal), Kate Courtney (Scott-SRAM), Gwendalyn Gibson (Norco Factory Team)

Men U23: Bjorn Riley (Trek/Vaude), Braden Johnson (Bear National), Robbie Day (Bear National)

Women U23: Madigan Munro (Trek Factory Racing), Sofia Waite (WE Development), Michaela Thompson (Team Durango Segment 28)

Elite Men: Dakotah Norton (Intense Factory Racing), Aaron Gwin (Intense Factory Racing), Austin Dooley (Commencal North America/Monster Energy)

Elite Women: Kailey Skelton (KHS Factory Racing/Monster Energy), Abigail Hogie (Beyond Racing), Mazie Hayden (Defiant Racing)

Elite Men: Richard Rude, Jr (Yeti/Fox Factory Racing), Mitch Ropelato (Factory Cannondale), Jack Brown (Yeti/Fox Developmental Team)

Elite Women: Amy Morrison (Polygon Bikes), Porsha Murdock (Specialized), Kate Lawrence (Yeti/Fox National Race Team)

UCI WorldTour: Tour de France

(July 1- 24) – Three Americans finished in the top 20 at this year’s Tour de France, with Neilson Powless (EF Education-EasyPost) placing 13 th , Sepp Kuss (Jumbo-Visma) 18 th and Brandon McNulty (UAE Team Emirates) 20 th . Matteo Jorgenson (Movistar), making his Tour debut, placed 21 st .

McNulty and Jorgenson were 3 rd and 4 th in the Best Young rider competition, with tour rookie Quinn Simmons (Trek-Segafredo) taking 11 th . Powless was 8 th in the King of the Mountains competition. Along with Joe Dombrowski (Astana-Qazaqstan), this was the biggest group of U.S. riders competing in the Tour since 2014.

UCI Women’s WorldTour: Tour de France Femmes

(July 24-31) – First-year pro Veronica Ewers (EF Education-TIBCO-SVB) conquered gravel sections and a final mountain stage to place 9 th overall at this year’s historic Tour de France Femmes, which began in Paris the same day that the men’s Tour finished. Six American women including Ewers ­were at the start line: Kristen Faulkner (Team BikeExchange-Jayco), Krista Doebel-Hickok (EF Education-TIBCO-SVB), Ewers (EF Education-TIBCO-SVB), Emily Newsom (EF Education-TIBCO-SVB) Leah Thomas (Trek-Segafredo), and Lily Williams (Human Powered Health) contested the 8-stage race.

The 27-year-old Ewers took 4th on stage 4, successfully attacking on a gravel stretch, and took 11 th on stage 7. The 2021 U.S. Road Racing bronze medalist took 7th on the mountainous final stage to move up two places and lock in a top-10 result. “It was all on me to kill myself on this climb,” she said after the race. “It was so steep with a little bit of gravel… and even when you’re standing up it feels like you’re gonna topple over,” she said. “I anticipated this last climb to be insane and it was and it far exceeded my expectation….I’ve got to say this women’s Tour de France has brought so many people to cycling in general.”

Intelligentsia Cup Criterium: Lake Bluff

(July 30) — The seventh stop of the 10-race American Criterium Cup brought racers to suburban Chicago, where L39ion of Los Angeles took the top spots in the elite men’s and women’s races.

Elite Men: Ty Magner (L39ion of Los Angeles), Daniel Estevez (Best Buddies), Clever Martinez (Blazers)

Elite Women: Kendall Ryan (L39ion of Los Angeles), Marlies Mejias Garcia (Virginia’s Blue Ridge/TWENTY24), Paola Munoz (CWA Racing P/B Goldman Sachs ET)

USA Cycling Junior & Elite Track National Championships: Breinigsville, PA

(July 26-August 1) — Junior and Elite men and women vied for titles in more than a dozen individual and team events over five days of racing at Valley Preferred Cycling Center in Pennsylvania. Grant Koontz (Star Track UCI) and current UCI Nations’ Cup overall omnium champion Jennifer Valente dominated overall, with wins in the men’s and women’s Omnium. For complete results of every event, go here . Find the daily recaps here: Day 1 , Day 2 , Day 3 , Day 4 , Day 5

Individual Pursuit

Elite Women: Bethany Matsick (Bike Works P/B Fred Beans), Leia Genis (The Shop Racing), Skyler Espinoza (Alto Velo)

Elite Men: Ian Anderson (Chaney Windows and Doors), Aaron Beebe (Texas Roadhouse Cycling Team), Spencer Seggebruch (Chaney Windows and Doors)

Elite Men: Jamie Alvord III (Edge Cycling), David Domonoske (Alto Velo), Dyllon Gunsolus (Project Echelon)

Elite Women: Mandy Marquardt (Team Novo Nordisk), Jennifer Wagner (Atomic Momentum), Emily Schelberg (Iamicaniwillido P/B Vita Performance)

Scratch Race

Elite Men: Grant Koontz (Star Track UCI), Eddy Huntsman (Butcherbox Pro Cycling), Lance Abshire (Chaney Windows and Doors)

Elite Women: Jennifer Valente (Virginia’s Blue Ridge/Twenty24), Kimberly Zubris, Skyler Espinoza (Alto Velo)

Elite Men: Grant Koontz (Star Track UCI), Spencer Seggebruch (Chaney Windows and Doors), Lance Abshire (Chaney Windows and Doors)

Elite Women: Jennifer Valente (Virginia’s Blue Ridge/Twenty24), Kimberly Zubris, Elizabeth Stevenson (Marian University)

Elite Men: Jamie Alvord III (Edge Cycling), Sandor Delgado (ASCP), Andrew Chu (Edge Cycling)

Elite Women: Mandy Marquardt (Team Novo Nordisk), Jennifer Wagner (Atomic Momentum), Stephanie Lawrence (Star Track)

Elimination Race

Elite Men: Eddy Huntsman (Butcherbox Pro Cycling), Ryan Jastrab (Star Track UCI Racing), Tristan Manderfeld (Chaney Windows and Doors)

Elite Women: Jennifer Valente (Virginia’s Blue Ridge/Twenty24), Chloe Patrick (Serious Cycling), Elizabeth Stevenson (Marian University)

Elite Men: Andrew Chu (EDGE Cycling), Barak Pipkins (EDGE Cycling), Sandor Delgado (ASCP)

Elite Women: Jennifer Valente (Virginia’s Blue Ridge/Twenty24), Mandy Marquardt (Team Novo Nordisk), Jennifer Wagner (Atomic Momentum)

Points Race

Elite Men: Grant Koontz (Star Track UCI), Lance Abshire (Chaney Windows and Doors), Daniel Breuer (Chaney Windows and Doors)

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BMX World Cup event coming to Tulsa

• May 9, 2023 May 8, 2023

The UCI has announced that the 2024 BMX World Cup is headed to Tulsa in April 2024. The highly anticipated announcement comes after the UCI met in Italy last week to approve the World Cup dates and locations.

The prestigious BMX racing event is comprised of eight rounds held at various spots around the world. Rounds 1 and 2 will be held in New Zealand in February 2024, followed by Rounds 3 and 4 in Australia later that month. From there, the tour resumes in Tulsa for rounds 5 and 6 in April, followed by the final two rounds that will be held in the Netherlands in June 2024.

It is the first time a UCI World Cup event has been held in Tulsa, which will also be the final qualifier for the 2024 Olympics in Paris. It will be held at the 25,000-square-foot Hardesty National BMX Stadium located within the national headquarters for USA BMX at 490 N. Lansing Ave. in East Tulsa.

“We are incredibly proud and honored to be selected to host the only 2024 BMX Racing World Cup stop in the United States,” said BA Anderson, CEO of USA BMX. “All eyes will be on our world-class stadium right here in Tulsa which opened just one year ago. This effort was a labor of love in collaboration with the City of Tulsa and the Tulsa Sports Commission, and we are thrilled to bring it to the international stage in such a big way.”

Hardesty National BMX Stadium—spanning two football fields long with seating for 2,000 spectators—is the focal point of the expansive BMX Headquarters complex that relocated to Tulsa in February 2022 and also includes the BMX Hall of Fame and USA BMX Foundation. The outdoor free-span arena hosts weekly racing events, coaching clinics, Stacyc World Finals, elite training camps as well as World Cup events. It is the only Olympic-caliber covered training facility in the United States, boasting an Olympic-sized start ramp with a professional-grade track.

“We are thrilled to partner with USA BMX to bring this international event to their headquarters in downtown Tulsa,” added Joel Koester, director of sales for the Tulsa Sports Commission. “Not only will this bring around 230 athletes from 30 different countries here to experience our city, but as the event will be broadcast globally, it will shine a significant spotlight on Tulsa and the incredible biking scene we have here.”

The BMX Racing World Cup is one of several UCI World Championships that celebrate achievements in indoor and outdoor cycling.

It is an immense pleasure to bring our 2024 UCI BMX Racing World Cup to Tulsa,” concluded UCI President David Lappartient. “This new stopover promises to be particularly intense as it represents the last two UCI World Cup rounds where qualification points for the Paris 2024 Olympic Games can be earned. The Hardesty National BMX Stadium, headquarters of USA BMX, will provide a fitting stage for this very important weekend of racing. I thank our new hosts for their commitment to our sport and its athletes.”

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USA BMX ANNOUNCES THE 2023 STACYC WORLD SERIES TOUR STOPS

USA BMX and STACYC Stability Cycles are excited to announce the 2023 STACYC World Series schedule. Now entering its third year, the STACYC World Series looks to give kids ages 3 to 7 the ability to capture the dream of racing on STACYC Stability Cycles at USA BMX tracks across the country.

Seven action-packed events will lead to the STACYC World Series Final in September at the Hardesty National BMX Stadium in Tulsa, Oklahoma, where we will crown six new champions.

USA BMX and STACYC are excited to share the love of riding with these eight great cities in 2023.

2023 World Series Schedule

March 18th: san diego, ca.

Located just north of San Diego is the number 1 BMX Track in Southern California and home to many STACYC rippers. San Diego BMX will host stop number 1 in conjunction with the USA BMX freestyle series occurring just down the road at the Krause Family Skate & Bike Park.

April 22nd: South El Monte, CA

Located less than 15 miles from downtown Los Angeles inside the 1,500-acre Whittier Narrows Recreation Center, we are excited to bring the STACYC surge to Whittier Narrows BMX.

May 12th: St. Cloud, FL

For the second time in STACYC World Series history, St. Cloud BMX will host stop number 3. The 2021 showing of this series stop saw the toddlers of Monster Energy Supercross riders Christian Craig and Zach Osborne.

June 3rd: Desoto, TX

Stop four will take us to the “Big Top” in Texas. Located just east of Dallas, Desoto BMX is home to one of the first covered BMX tracks in the country. With lots of STACYC Jams occurring around the Dallas area, we know this stop will bring heavy competition to the center of the United States.

June 24th: Charlotte, NC

USA BMX is more than excited to bring the nationwide excitement of STACYC Stability Cycles to Hornet’s Nest BMX. Families will enjoy the atmosphere of one of the longest-standing BMX tracks in the country, located just north of the metropolitan Charlotte area.

August 19th: Grants Pass, OR

Nestled along the Rogue River in Southern Oregon, River City BMX will host the second to last stop of the tour. With a newly relocated track and a state-of-the-art facility, the STACYC shredders will have a blast racing here.

September 2nd: Durango, CO

Durango BMX will host the final qualifying stop of the 2023 season. In true grand finale fashion, this event will be part of the 30th-anniversary celebration of the Four Corners Motorcycle Rally. Each STACYC participant will become a part of history as a 30th-anniversary rally participant.

September 15th-16th: Tulsa, OK

For the 3rd time in history, the STACYC community will rally around participants from around the country as they make their final qualifying chance and effort at the championship race for the bragging rights of world champion! On Friday, the racers will have one last opportunity to gain a score or improve their scores before competing in the championship event on Saturday.

At each event, riders earn points toward the final year-end rankings. Riders must have at least two National scores to obtain a year-end ranking and plate, calculated using a rider’s best two series finishes plus their finish at the world championship race. Riders will compete in the respective age category based on the day of the race. To see the complete rules and entry information, visit stacycworlds.com.

This series is a grassroots chance for kids and their parents to come out with their STACYC Stability Cycles and experience the thrill firsthand of what USA BMX tracks have to offer. It is a family's opportunity to join in the fun and excitement of casual but competitive racing on a real BMX track.

The entire team at STACYC is thrilled to watch these Little Rippers from across the country compete in the STACYC World Championships. STACYC, a subsidiary of Harley-Davidson Motor Company, is a fun, upbeat kids’ brand passionate about creating new riders by “Sharing the Love of Riding.” As a young, growing company, STACYC is proud to deliver a "first-to-market" category-creator with its E-Drive Stability Cycle.

USA BMX is a subsidiary of ABA. Established as the American Bicycle Association in 1977 and headquartered in Tulsa, Oklahoma, ABA is the nation’s largest cycling organization. ABA offers racing and freestyle events at more than 300 sanctioned BMX tracks across the United States and Canada. ABA empowers and elevates the early stages of bicycle development by creating opportunities through facility development, programs, and national events. As a result, ABA has developed a structured blueprint. A cyclist can progress from humble beginnings on a balance bike or STACYC Stability Cycle to becoming a BMX Olympian by establishing these roots.

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2024 WORLD BMX CHAMPIONSHIPS – CHALLENGE CLASS May 10th-18th -   Rock Hill, South Carolina

  USA BMX will be managing the Challenge Class logistics for the 2024 USA Team (including registration, entry fees, jersey orders, waivers, etc.)  Challenge riders will process those transactions with USA BMX and will purchase their UCI BMX International Rider License from USA Cycling.  Information will be posted here as it becomes available and the links will then become active.  Please check back often as information may be updated or changed.  For more information on registration contact the USA BMX staff at [email protected] or for USA Cycling membership information contact [email protected]

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• Deadline for submission of petitions: March 1st, 2024
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3. Final announcement of the Team: March 20th, 2024

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Hannah Roberts Wins Yet Another Freestyle BMX World Title

The 21-year-old American has now won five world championships in the discipline. This was her fourth straight victory at worlds.

The 21-year-old native of Buchanan, Michigan took her fourth consecutive and fifth overall World Championship on Monday in the freestyle BMX discipline.

Roberts was so dialed that she didn’t even need a second run, as she posted a score of 91.04 on her opening go at the freestyle park on Glasgow Green.

Roberts beat out what felt like the entire Chinese bicycling federation, who finished in the five spots behind Roberts. Sibei Sun finished second with a high score of 89.10 and Huimin Zhou rounded out the podium, scoring 87.90 in her second run.

“I mean, Team China, they’re coming on strong. They have some of the best riders in the world and they’re so motivated to keep it going,” Roberts said after her victory. “They placed second through sixth and that’s incredible for an entire team. So going into the event, I knew there was some big stuff I wanted to pull for the first run. I did what I could.”

Freestyle BMX gives riders a pair of 60-second runs across a park full of various quarter pipes, kickers, ramps, and pyramids, from which their highest score is counted.

Roberts began racing BMX at age nine before transitioning into the freestyle discipline in 2012.

She won her first World Championship in her UCI World Championship debut in 2017. The following year, Roberts finished third at Worlds. She’s won every World Championship since (2020’s Worlds, which were slated to be held in Houston, were canceled due to the Covid-19 pandemic).

For Hannah Roberts, there’s only one box left unchecked on her international palmarès (do freestyle BMXers call it their “palmarès?”): to win an Olympic gold medal.

In the 2020 Tokyo Olympics—where BMX Freestyle made its Olympic debut—Roberts took home the silver after a poor landing on her second run forced her to stop the run and accept her first-round score.

Roberts was the first overall seed and a heavy favorite going into the event.

However, Great Britain’s Charlotte Worthington took gold, scoring a 97.50 on her second run, which topped Roberts’ 96.10 first run. The pair were head and shoulders above the competition, as third-place finisher Nikita Ducarroz of Switzerland notched an 89.20.

Worthington finished Monday’s World Championships in seventh place with a high score of 76.70. But it was Worthington who was amongst the first to congratulate Roberts when it was realized the young American had won.

“I’m super grateful,” Roberts said after her win. “I’m still emotional.”

Roberts—who also won freestyle gold at the 2019 Pan American Games—will have another shot to stand atop the Olympic podium next summer in Paris.

Michael Venutolo-Mantovani is a writer and musician based in Chapel Hill, North Carolina. He loves road and track cycling, likes gravel riding, and can often be found trying to avoid crashing his mountain bike. 

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