UCI BMX Supercross World Cup, next stop Chula Vista California The third round of the UCI BMX Supercross World Cup presented by Swatch will be held in Chula Vista California on 17 and 18 September 2010. After the UCI BMX World Championships and a summer break the Elite riders will meet again at the US Olympic Training Center in Chula Vista. At the moment 140 Elite men and 32 Elite women from 21 countries have signed up. Four rounds in 2010 The Supercross World Cup series consists of four rounds in 2010. The BMX riders started the season in Madrid Spain, followed by the Copenhagen event. The world’s best BMX racers will conclude the series at the season’s finale in Frejus, France on 8 and 9 October. But first we focus on the next stop in Chula Vista, California.
Great show in the heart of BMX country It promises to be another great show for BMX racing on Saturday evening 18 September. The challenging and exciting track at the US Olympic Training Center is a replica of the 2008 Olympic track and is located in the heart
of BMX country and close to the origin of BMX racing in Southern California.
Strombergs the man to beat Leading the 2010 World Cup Elite men ranking is
Maris Strombergs. The Latvian seems the man to beat at the moment. The Oly

mpic Champion of 2008 was recently crowned the 2010 UCI BMX World Champion in Pietermaritzburg South Africa and he will proudly wear his rainbow jersey with the big number 1 on his back in Chula Vista. A bunch of young guns are challenging Strombergs.
Sam Wiloughby (AUS) is second in the World Cup ranking and is also last year’s World Cup winner and UCI BMX Junior World Champion in 20

08 and 2009.
Connor Fields (USA) is third in the 2010 ranking. Fields was 3rd last year in Chula Vista and 2nd at the 2010 season opener in Madrid.
Le Corguillé defends title Laëtitia Le Corguillé (FRA) is the best Elite woman this season so far. The French rider who also won the 2009 Supercross World Cup is 160 points ahead of the multi talented
Caroline Buchanan (AUS) who was recently crowned as the 2010 ‘4-cross’ MTB World Champion. Current UCI BMX World Champion
Shanaze Reade (GBR) is third in the ranking. Reade will not be present in California as a result of an old injury on her wrist that needs to be looked after. Last year’s UCI BMX World Champion
Sarah Walker will not be present, nursing some injuries sustained in Pietermaritzburg. Maybe this is the moment for the 2009 Junior Elite World Champion
Marianna Pajon (COL) for example to grab the Chula Vista UCI BMX Supercross title.