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Asian BMX Championships - Continental Championships Elite Men:
1 Jukia YOSHIMURA JPN 24 120 120
2 Tatsumi MATSUSHITA JPN 26 105 105
3 Kohei YOSHII JPN 22 90 90
4 Rio AKBAR INA 22 75 75
5 Beom-Jung KIM KOR 19 60 60
6 Wachira THARAKASEM THA 19 50 50
7 DiXin WU CHN 26 40 40
8 Yan ZHU CHN 30 30 30

UEC European Cup Round 8 Results, Verona, Italy. Sunday 4 June 2017
Elite Men:
1. Tore Navrestad
2. Mathis Ragot Richard
3. Mitchel Schotman
4. Vincent Pelluard
5. Aleksandr Katyshev
6. Kyle Evans
7. Pavel Malyshenkov

UEC European Cup Round 7 Results, Verona, Italy. Saturday 3 June 2017
Elite Men:
1. Kyle Evans
2. Evgeny Kleshchenko
3. Justin Kimmann
4. Rihards Veide
5. Simon Marquart
6. Wouter Segers
7. Théo Chapelle
8. Damien Godet

Elite Women:
1. Mariana Pajon
2. Yaroslava Bondarenko
3. Laura Smulders
4. Simone Christensen
5. Svetlana Admakina
6. Ruby Huisman

Live from Verona, UEC rounds 7 & 8.

USA Cycling announced today the 18 elite and junior athletes that will represent the United States at the 2017 UCI BMX World Championships in Rock Hill, SC, July 25-30. Headlining the elite men’s team will be 2016 Olympic Champion Connor Fields (Henderson, Nev./Chase BMX-Monster Energy) who was an automatic qualifier based on his gold medal performance in Rio last summer. Fields will be joined by Nic Long (Lakeside, Calif./Haro Bikes-Dans Comp), who qualified with a third place world championship effort in 2016, and by Corben Sharrah (Tucson, Ariz./Daylight Cycle Co.), who qualified as the overall 2016 World Cup and overall 2016 UCI rankings winner. Sean Gaian (Santee, Calif.), Jared Garcia (Victorville, Calif.), Zach Van Kammen (Lake Elsinore, Calif.), Justin Posey (Winston Salem, NC), Jeremy Smith (Dayton, Ohio), and Jeffrey Upshaw (Dayton, Ohio) will also represent the United States in the elite men’s competition.

Alise Post (Chula Vista, Calif./Redline USA) will be another 2016 Olympic medalist representing the red, white and blue in South Carolina this summer. Post earned her automatic qualification to the elite women’s squad as the silver medalist from Rio last year. She is also the reigning national champion and the bronze medalist from last year’s worlds. Post will be joined by Brooke Crain (Visalia, Calif./Haro Bikes-Dans Comp) who qualified with her fourth-place Olympic effort and her fifth-place spot in the overall UCI rankings from 2016. Rounding out the women’s squad will be Dani George (Palmdale, Calif.), Shealen Reno (Plano, Texas), Mika Shaw (Bailey, Colo.), and Felicia Stancil (Lake Villa, Ill.).

Coupe de France BMX 2017, Round 8  - at Mours St Eusèbe, France
Elite Men:
1. Romain Mahieu
2. Amidou Mir
3. Jeremy Rencurel
4. Rémy Wok Tai
5. Damien Godet
6. Arthur Pilard
7. Mathis Ragot Richard
8. Bence Bujaki

Eltie Women:
1. Mariana Pajon
2. Axelle Etienne
3. Camille Maire
4. Manon Valentino
5. Marine Lacoste
6. Mathilde Bernard

Results French Cup round 7:
Elite Men:
1. Romain Mahieu
2. Jeremy Rencurel
3. Amidou Mir
4. Rémy Wock Tai
5. Damien Godet
6. Arthur Pilard

Music City National #1, Nashville, TN Saturday results.

Women Elite:
1 ALISE POST, PROMAX/GW, CHULA VISTA, CA
2 KEELY KORTMAN, FACTORY ALPHA, TUSTIN, CA
3 SHEALEN RENO, FULL TILT BIKE CO, ARLINGTON, TX
4 DANI GEORGE, GT/100 %, PALMDALE, CA
5 ZOE FLEMING, HARO/PROMAX, AUCKLAND
6 JAMIE WINDHOLZ, THRODWN, CENTERVIEW, MO

Music City National #1, Nashville, TN Friday results.

Men Elite:
1 JORIS DAUDET, CORONA, CA
2 TWAN VAN GENDT, VELDDRIEL
3 CORBEN SHARRAH, TUCSON, AZ
4 SYLVAIN ANDRE, LYON
5 NIEK KIMMANN, DEDEMSVAART
6 DAVE VAN DER BURG, ROTTERDAM
7 JELLE VAN GORKOM, LICHTENVOORDE
8 ANTHONY DEAN, CHULA VISTA, CA

Women Elite:

One in a series of six short videos we shot for the Coca Cola app Move60 featuring kiwi BMX champ Sarah Walker.