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Elite Men:
1 Matthew CAMERON     NZL     30     50     50
2 Romain MAYET     FRA     22     45     45
3 Roberto CRISTOFOLI     ITA     25     40     40
4 Simba DARNAND     FRA     20     35     35
5 Yvan LAPRAZ     SUI     26     30     30
6 Giacomo FANTONI     ITA     24     28     28
7 Daniel FRANKS     NZL     22     26     26
8 Nicholas OKOH     ITA     20     24     24

Elite Women:
1 Claudia MORETTI     ITA     21     50     50
2 Alice MADONNA     ITA     19     45     45

Photo from Mayet's facebook.

Elite Men:
1  Tory NYHAUG     CAN     23     50     50
2  Brandon REID     CAN     21     45     45
3  Tatsumi MATSUSHITA     JPN     24     40     40
4  Jared ENNIS     CAN     19     35     35
5  Manuel CADLE     CAN     27     30     30

Elite Women:
1  Sarah WALKER     NZL     27     50     50
2  Amanda CARR 45

Women Qualifying Time Trial. Baku Games 2015.
1    Elke Vanhoof Belgium     37.274    Q    +
2    Aneta Hladikova Czech Republic     37.352    Q    +
3    Simone Christensen Denmark     37.634    Q    +
4    Romana Labounkova Czech Republic     37.699 Q +
5    Magalie Pottier France     37.711    Q    +
6    Natalia Suvorova Russian Federation     38.147 Q +
7    Sandie Thibaut France     38.209    Q    +
8    Sandra Aleksejeva Latvia     38.219    Q    +
9    Merle van Benthem Netherlands     38.301        +

Organisers of the BMX cycling event at the Baku 2015 European Games have agreed a change in the competition schedule in response to concerns over potential high winds at the BMX Velopark this weekend. The men's and women's motos sections of the programme - originally scheduled for 14:30 on Saturday 27 June - have been moved forward to 17:00 on Friday 26 June. They will take place after the qualifying time trials which begin at 14:30.

There will be no racing or training on Saturday, with the semifinals and finals due to be raced as planned on Sunday 28 June from 15:00.

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

Elite Men:
1     Niklas LAUSTSEN     DEN     23     50     50
2     Roberto CRISTOFOLI     ITA     25     45     45
3     Mattia FURLAN     ITA     22     40     40
4     Giacomo FANTONI     ITA     24     35     35
5     Nicholas OKOH     ITA     20     30     30
6     Tomasso GIUSTACCHINI     ITA     20     28     28
7     Matteo GRAZIAN     ITA     19     26     26

Elite Men:
1 Liam PHILLIPS     GBR     26     50     50
2 Kyle EVANS     GBR     22     45     45
3 Jan SVUB     CZE     25     40     40
4 Yvan LAPRAZ     SUI     26     35     35
5 Jordy VAN DER HEIJDEN     NED     27     30     30
6 Corey FRIESWYK     AUS     21     28     28
7 Jimmi Therkelsen     DEN     24     26     26
8 Matthew CAMERON     NZL     30     24     24