WC BMX 2024 Rock Hill: Cambridge’s Jodie Blackwood and Alex Schuler are part of the New Zealand team4/19/2024
Welcome to our live coverage guide for the 2024 UCI BMX Championships. How to watch WC BMX 2024 Rock Hill cycling online from worldwide Read more About BMX World Championships live stream Cambridge’s Jodie Blackwood and Alex Schuler are part of the New Zealand team of 10 who will compete in the UCI Track Cycling Junior World Championships in China. It is the first time the championships, set to take place in Luoyang, southwest of Beijing, from August 21-25, will be staged in China. For the competition, the New Zealand team will call on the experience of five riders returning from last year’s junior world championships in South America. Three of the four female riders competed in Cali, Colombia, last year – Southland’s Caitlin Kelly, Canterbury’s Meg Baker and Cambridge-based Jodie Blackwood. They are joined by Southland’s Riley Faulkner. Christchurch rider Matthew Davidson and Southland’s Magnus Jamieson form the returning talent for the 2024 world championship campaign, with Davidson runner-up in the points race at the Oceania Championships, and Jamieson the winner of the elimination race. They are joined by Oceania Points winner Daniel Morton, who joined with Bernard Pawson to win the Oceania madison title, while a third Auckland rider is talented former BMX Racing international Lucas Bhimy. The riders will compete in the upcoming National Track Series and a development competition in Malaysia. The velodrome in Luoyang is part of an impressive modern sports precinct in this historic city of seven million, which is regarded as the cradle of Chinese civilisation and was the eastern terminus of the famed Silk Road. Comments are closed.
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