BMX-ROCKYMAN 2015 on the Rio Olympic BMX track. From Revista Go Outside
Elite Men:
1 Jonathan SUAREZ VEN 33 50 50
2 Jose ANDRADE ECU 19 45 45
3 Javier Sebastian ALVAREZ ZULETA ECU 21 40 40
4 Jorge Geovanny ROURA BARZALLO ECU 20 35 35
Elite Women:
1 Domenica Michelle AZUERO GONZALEZ ECU 19 50 50
UCI Olympic Qualification Ranking Nations. Amurica leads the WOMEN category.
UCI Olympic Qualification Ranking Nations. USA leads the WOMEN category 2015/2016.
1 (1) UNITED STATES USA 4085
2 (2) AUSTRALIA AUS 3913
3 (3) NETHERLANDS NED 3338
4 (4) COLOMBIA COL 3180
5 (5) VENEZUELA VEN 2577
6 (6) FRANCE FRA 2388
7 (7) RUSSIA RUS 2275
8 (8) DENMARK DEN 2120
9 (9) ARGENTINA ARG 1910
10 (10) THAILAND THA 1780
11 (11) CZECH REPUBLIC CZE 1712
11 (12) BELGIUM BEL 1712
13 (13) NEW ZEALAND NZL 1658
14 (14) CANADA CAN 1435
15 (15) ECUADOR ECU 1420
UCI Olympic Qualification Ranking Nations. Holland leads the MEN category.
The UCI Olympic qualification ranking is calculated by summing the UCI points of the three (3) best ranked male riders (Men Elite/Men Junior) from each NOC. The points are counted from 31 May 2014 to 30 May 2016 for World Championships Race (CM), Supercross World Cup Race events (CDM), Continental Championships (2 X CC), international competition Class 1 (10 X C1) and National Championships (2 X CN). The Netherlands is currently leading the Elite Men class followed by Australia and the USA.
UCI Olympic Qualification Ranking Nations. Men.
1 (1) NETHERLANDS NED 4728
2 (2) AUSTRALIA AUS 4687
3 (3) UNITED STATES USA 4484
4 (4) FRANCE FRA 3923
5 (5) GREAT BRITAIN GBR 3878
6 (6) LATVIA LAT 3355
7 (7) COLOMBIA COL 3136
8 (8) ARGENTINA ARG 2642
Jamie Staff guides you through the UCI World BMX Champs track in Zolder. From Paul Redgrove
BMX Australia announces High Performance team and selected riders for Development Academy.
BMX Australia is pleased to announce those athletes who have been selected into BMX Australia’s 2016 High Performance and Development Academy teams.
The following 45 athletes have been selected:
-Anthony Dean SA HPP
-Caroline Buchanan ACT HPP
-Bodi Turner VIC HPP
-Lauren Reynolds WA HPP
-Sam Willoughby SA HPP
-Leanna Curtis NSW Elite Women
-Max Cairns VIC Elite Men
-Kirsten Dellar WA Elite Women
-Joshua Callan VIC Elite Men
-Rachel Jones NSW Elite Women
-Corey Frieswyk QLD Elite Men
-Melinda McLeod QLD Elite Women
-Bradley Game WA Elite Men
Mariana Pajon (COL) on top of Individual 2015 UCI Elite Women BMX Ranking. Over 150 riders listed.
2015 Elite Women UCI Standings as of 27 October 2015.
1 (1) Mariana PAJON Colombia 24 1620
2 (2) Stefany HERNANDEZ Venezuela 24 1615
3 (3) Alise POST United States 24 1480
4 (4) Caroline BUCHANAN Australia 25 1445
5 (5) Felicia STANCIL United States 20 1205
6 (6) Brooke CRAIN United States 22 1200
7 (7) Simone CHRISTENSEN Denmark 21 1145
8 (9) Lauren REYNOLDS Australia 24 1017
Niek Kimmann (NED) on top of Individual 2015 UCI BMX Ranking. Over 300 riders listed.
2015 UCI Elite Men Individual ranking as of 27 October 2015:
1 (1) Niek KIMMANN Netherlands 19 1438
2 (2) Liam PHILLIPS Great Britain 26 1344
3 (3) Connor FIELDS United States 23 1190
4 (4) Carlos OQUENDO Colombia 28 1150
5 (5) Sam WILLOUGHBY Australia 24 1062
6 (6) Joris DAUDET France 24 970
7 (8) Anthony DEAN Australia 24 954
Niek Kimmann raced in Zaragoza, Spain last weekend. A clip from the trip.
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