BMX Cycling UCI Racing World Cup 2023

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BMX Cycling UCI Racing World Cup 2023

 

Multi-Stage Event - 3 June 2023 - 15 October 2023

 

 

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Edited December 26, 2023 by Sindo

[Jinzha 702]

 Sakarya World Cup round 1

 

Men:

1.  Romain Mahieu

2.  Diego Arboleda Ospina

3.  Joris Daudet

 

Women:

1.  Bethany Shriever

2.  Zoe Claessens

3.  Alise Willoughby

 

 

Super strong first day for the French men's team with four athletes in the final and two on the podium. Could definitely see a hometown winner in Paris next year.

Meanwhile for the  team Niek Kimmann finished 4th, Laura Smulders and Manon Veenstra 6th and 7th.

[Rafa Maciel 1,606]

It was a great result for France but to be fair, given their riders comprised more than 20% of the total in the field and they are the top ranked nation, it would have been pretty surprising if they hadn't featured pretty heavily in the final results. 

[Jinzha 702]

 Sakarya World Cup day 2

 

Men:

1.  Joris Daudet

2.  Romain Mahieu

3.  Isaac Kennedy

 

Women:

1.  Bethany Shriever

2.  Alise Willoughby

3.  Laura Smulders

[Jinzha 702]

  On 6/4/2023 at 1:22 PM, Rafa Maciel said:

It was a great result for France but to be fair, given their riders comprised more than 20% of the total in the field and they are the top ranked nation, it would have been pretty surprising if they hadn't featured pretty heavily in the final results. 

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You're right of course. But the width of the France team is part of the reason why I think they've got a big chance of success next year. Right now Pilard, Daudet and Mahieu are all medal favorites in any field.

 

I believe Kye Whyte was absent this world cup, other than that most favorites were present (Kimmann, Marquart, Kennedy and the Colombians).

 

Still early season though, we'll see how the ranking develops.

Maybe 19 years old Dutch talent Jaymio Brink reaches more finals like today

[Rafa Maciel 1,606]

Double win for  Shriever is a great result but her performances are to large extent papering over the lack of depth we currently have in the women's event. GBR is the only country in the top 10 ranked nations that only counts 2 riders in the ranking score as opposed to 3 and despite that, they're likely to move up to 5th or 6th in the next  Olympic ranking list 

[heywoodu 15,344]

Awful start to the weekend in Arnhem/Papendal, where a young rider crashed hard in training today. Emergency helicopter went there and the rider was eventually transported to the Nijmegen hospital. No word about condition, gender or nationality, although the language suggests it is an U23 rider.

 

https://www.ad.nl/video/productie/jonge-bmx-er-ernstig-gewond-op-papendal-traumaheli-geland-384120

 

Edit: local news in our province mentions a collapsed lung, a bruised lung and a severe concussionc, condition is mentioned as 'stable'.

Edited June 23, 2023 by heywoodu

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World Cup Stage 3 (Papendal ) Results

 

Men Elite

1. Romain Mahieu 34.257

2. Arthur Pilard 34.280

3. Diego Arboleda Ospina 34.749

 

Women Elite

1. Saya Sakakibara 34.538

2. Laura Smulders 34.854

3. Merel Smulders 35.206

[Jinzha 702]

 Papendal World Cup Stage 4

 

Men:

1.  Joris Daudet

2.  Sylvain Andre

3.  Mateo Carmona Garcia

 

Women:

1.  Bethany Shriever

2.  Saya Sakakibara

3.  Alise Willoughby

 

No Dutch medals on the second day in Papendal. One hopeful result however is Jaymio Brink reaching his second final in his debut year in the elite men field.

[Josh 11,100]

 yet again proving to be favorites for gold at Paris 2024 in the men's elite. Hopefully they don't collapse in the final like they did at Tokyo 2020. (They had three athletes in the final, and failed to win a medal, despite having a couple medal contenders)

Edited June 25, 2023 by Josh