July 16–25, 2026. Brisbane hosts the UCI BMX Racing World Championships for the first time. Here's what it means for Australian BMX, for the kids who race it, and for Ride Together.
National Series Rounds 3 and 4 land in Macarthur on May 23–24. With the UCI World Championships eight weeks away, this is the last serious domestic proving ground before Brisbane.
The 2026 AusCycling GWM BMX Racing National Championships head to Shepparton in April. Here's what the event means, who it's for, and why it matters to every junior rider in the country.
The UCI BMX Racing World Championships in Brisbane includes categories for riders of all ages and skill levels. Challenge and Masters racing is where most of Australia's 1,000-plus riders will compete.
Getting a BMX rider to Worlds in Brisbane isn't just about buying a plane ticket. It's about the months of structured preparation that make the trip worth making.
Ride Together exists to back regional riders who are ready to compete but can't get there alone. The 2026 UCI BMX Racing World Championships in Brisbane is the clearest expression of why that work matters.
When the UCI BMX Racing World Championships come to Brisbane in July, thousands of young Australians will see elite BMX racing for the first time. That moment matters more than it might seem.
In Alice Springs, young people are finding more than a sport through BMX. They're finding community, confidence, and a reason to show up.
AusCycling accredited BMX coaches aren't just a tick-box requirement. They're the difference between a kid who rides bikes and a rider who develops. Here's what the qualification actually means.
