no riders from Great Britain made it over to Baku). We're looking forward to see Van Gendt, Daudet and Treimanis mix it up with Mir, Van Gorkom and the other fast riders in the Men class. Simone Christensen considers herself the fastest European BMX girl. Let's see if she's right when the race is over.
Men:
Alcojor Ramos Gustavo, Spain
ANDRE Sylvain, France
ANDRESEN Klaus Bogh, Denmark
BLANC Renaud, Switzerland
BRETHAUER Luis, Germany
BUJAKI Bence, Hungary
DAUDET Joris, France
FRANEK Tobias, Austria
FURLAN Mattia, Italy
GRAF David, Switzerland
KATYSHEV Aleksandr, Russian Federation
KAZLAUSKIS Arminas, Lithuania
KLESHCHENKO Evgeny, Russian Federation
KOMAROV Evgeny, Russian Federation
KORFIATIS Ioannis, Greece
KRIGERS Kristens, Latvia
LAUSTSEN Niklas, Denmark
MARTINS Andre, Portugal
MIR Amidou, France
NAVRESTAD Tore, Norway
RICCARDI Romain, Italy
SAPOZHNYKOV Vladyslav, Ukraine
SCHMIDT Julian, Germany
SVUB Jan, Czech Republic
TOMCO Michal, Slovakia
TREIMANIS Edzus, Latvia
van de WEYER Ghinio, Belgium
van GENDT Twan, Netherlands
van GORKOM Jelle, Netherlands
VEIDE Rihards, Latvia
Women:
ALEKSEJEVA Sandra, Latvia
CHRISTENSEN Simone,Denmark
HLADIKOVA Aneta, Czech Republic
LABOUNKOVA Romana, Czech Republic
MAVRAKI Eirini, Greece
POTTIER Magalie, France
PRIES Nadja, Germany
RIMSAITE Vilma, Lithuania
SMULDERS Laura, Netherlands
SUVOROVA Natalia, Russian Federation
TEKKEL Ketlin, Estonia
THIBAUT Sandie, France
van BENTHEM Merle, Netherlands
VANGOIDSENHOVEN Jone, Belgium
VANHOOF Elke, Belgium
Selected Men and Women BMX participants of the first ever European Games in Baku.
Jun 24, 2015
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Today BMX practice started at the European Games in Baku. It's the first time the European Games are held and noone really knows how to value it. It could be the most unique BMX medal to win. It could also be just a gimmick if the games end up being a disaster. Points are on the line and when the gate drops, everyone is in it to win it. Here are the athletes selected by the national federations. At least those countries who thought it was worth it sending riders over to compete (note that
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