“I was not too happy with the way I was riding and Maris, Sam and Khalen were all incredibly fast†said Robinson. “I did not have second place speed today. So l am happy with my result thanks to some good positioning and smart riding.â€Â  … Details
The American Bicycle Association and VERSUS are proud to announce an agreement to televise the ABA BMX events and the 2009 UCI Continental events.The ABA and it’s production crew have been working on these action packed events and shows for most of this season. The ABA is super excited to bring all the action to the fans and households across the USA. The ABA has been experiencing steady growth in membership and will continue growing and building upon the great success of BMX racing’s 2008 Olympic debut. The ABA and VERSUS Network will deliver over 10 hours of programming to an audience of over 56 million homes. With BMX racing emerging as the newest Olympic action sport in 2008, and with the American’s claiming three of the first six BMX Olympic medals ever awarded, the ABA is poised for tremendous growth leading up to the 2012 Olympics in London.
Remaining televised races will focus on the UCI events to be aired on the following dates:
Arielle Martin is flying high and catching air in a sport that few women — and even fewer Mormons — try.
The 23-year-old BYU graduate from Pleasant Grove, Utah, is the current Union Cycliste Internationale World Cup SX champion, with her sights set on getting gold at the 2012 Olympics in London.
She was in the running for the 2008 Olympics as one of the world’s top 10 riders when she crashed in the quarterfinals and destroyed her knee. She ended up …Â Details
