Full LIVE Re-run of the 2014 UCI BMX World Championships

Full LIVE Re-run of the 2014 UCI BMX World Championships.
After a night that witnessed four new UCI BMX World Champions in the Time Trial division it was time for the 244 racers to get on track in the groups of motos and to race it out for the World Championships title. The tight BMX track in a packed Ahoy Arena would make for some fast and tight, bar to bar racing action, putting a huge emphasis on the start and race to the crucial first turn. The previous day of Time Trial racing would still play an important part of the racing format for the Championships racing day, as the seeding order for the days motos were based on the time trial super finals results, for the riders that qualified for the super finals, and the time trial qualification run for the other riders.
The slightly revised 2014 UCI BMX race format for the World titles would award the top 16 World ranked Elite Men and top 8 Elite Women riders from 2013 UCI overall rankings a direct route to the 1/8th final single elimination qualifiers. The remaining Elite riders that qualified for the World Championships race would all be bracketed up and go head to head in 3 motos of racing on the Rotterdam track.
Men Junior
For the young Dutchman, Niek Kimmann, winning the Men Junior world title in the Time Trial was a great victory, but not his main goal of the weekend. Entering into the day of racing competition, the Men Junior class was full of potential World Champions, but only one could take home the title. Last years World Champion, Sean Gaian, was just coming back from injury, but was racing strong all day. As they both transferred into the main event, it would be the first time they would meet up. As the gate dropped, Niek had the best gate of the day, and took the early lead, never to be challenged. Winning both titles, Niek unified the Men Junior titles.
Women Junior
Being UCI World ranked #1 has brings great pressure to some riders entering into the World Championships, but for the young woman from Ecuador, Domenica Michelle Azuero Gonzalez, its did not faze her one bit. Sandie Thibaut was on hot streak after winning the World Champion title on Saturday night in the Women Junior class, but when it came down to the Jr Women's main event, it was a battle between only two riders, Domenica and Shealen Reno from the USA. Domenica had the start of the night for the Women Jr and took the early lead, while Shealen struggled on her first few pedal stroke, but quickly came to form, and began to chase down the gap for the lead. But Domenica proved to the world wide stage that the ranking of UCI #1 was well earned, as she held onto the lead, and took the World #1 title!. Shealen settled for 2nd, with the Russian woman Tatiana Kapitanova in 3rd.
Women Elite
The Women Elite field was full of talent and past World Champions and it would be a full on drag race each and every lap on the Championships day. Early upsets would include Caroline Buchanan, Felica Stancil, Merle Van Benthem, and Magalie Pottier all not moving onto the final. But don't underestimate the talent that was still in the main event, as five past World Champions lined up when the gate was ready to drop. Mariana Pajon was looking blazing fast on the track all weekend and when the gate fell, she turned up the power and took to the early lead. Alise Post from the USA was back after a long drawn out injury obtained from the 1st UCI BMX World Cup of the season, but her hard work and determination paid off, as she slipped into Pajon's slip-stream and took the 2nd place spot. The hometown crowd favorite, Laura Smulders, battled her way back from a bad start, to the 3rd place position, and that would be how the women finished up. The 2012 Olympic gold medalist, Pajon, regained her World Championships title, and gave Colombia something to cheer extensively about.
Men Elite
The Men Elite class looked to be an all out battle of the world fastest riders today, as the best of BMX were speckled through the entire Men Elite field. Maris Strombergs was looking to be a threat to win another world title as he was flying around the track, but in his semi event, as he entered the last turn in 2nd place and looking to advance, his front tire seemed to blow out and cause a heroundious crash, taking the Olympic Champion out of the running for the days title. Connor Fields (USA) and Sam Willoughby both were riding strong and would line up next to each other for the main event. As the gate slammed, Fields took the early lead, with Willoughby in 2nd and Aussie powerhouse Anthony Dean in 3rd. Willoughby closed the gap on Fields down the 2nd straightway and as the 2 entered turn #2, the riders seemed to enter the same space and unfortunately for Fields, he went down, taking Dean and most of the pack with him. Willoughby stayed up and took the lead and easily went onto win his 3rd Men Elite world Title. Tory Nyhaug from Canada dodged the wreckage and finished up 2nd with Tre Whyte from Great Britain finishing 3rd.

[@estebanpertus6959]

The last raimbow jersey for sam….. Miss Him so much

[@h0002]

Legend of BMX SX. #1

[@eliseummels9896]

when niek kimman fell after he won I died from laughter lol

[@ucichannel]

[@shafifharon]

what a amazing host.....love to see in malaysia, hope uci plz work out.....

[@herescj3833]

What

[@donovandirt293]

what to???

[@donovandirt293]

what to???

[@m2ht309]

Back when bmx commentators where good and made the racing awesome

[@a4_music21]

Now they just sound like depressed middle aged people with middle life crisis’s

[@TheDjcarlos67]

Instead of complaining you could try it yourself

[@user-ko8js1yz4c]

2020 handsup

[@ucichannel]

The complete LIVE re-run from 2014 UCI BMX World Championships is now available. After we had some technical problems with the audio in the beginning, we prepared here for all of you this new file - just enjoy again some incredible moments from the 2014 UCI BMX World Championships in Rotterdam (NED).

[@aandjtrickshotsdarnskills7047]

UCI Whooo

[@ryanluersen2086]

UCI .?.i

[@arclashroyale8243]

Sam did everyone dirty lol

[@memesholl]

colombiaaaaaaaaa !!

[@gehtschneller]

Viva Ecuador!! min 1:38:10 Domenica Azuero Gonzalez

[@MichaelTV44]

Why does uci always spoil the winner in the thumb nail, or the will tell you the winner in the title!

[@MartinVillalobos318]

Hermosa Marianita P. como siempre, me vi este video nada mas por verla a ella diojj mio jejejeeje sin duda me casaría con ella...

[@Luisgt4130]

2:10:06 Richard Gere?

[@carlotaornelas7207]

Collin Hudson's being hit and crashed on by two guys looked very scary at 42:42.

[@patcoston]

This is too annoying to watch because of the video interlacing. If you have a lot of movement, do not interlace the video!

[@ThixGameplayHD]

What a big Crash at 42:42 I hope the AUS Rider is okey :I

[@h2oloobmx]

The American, Collin Hudson, was much worse off. He got knocked out, broke his collarbone, and broke his elbow.

[@domomavric6584]

1:58:30

[@loganwebb6490]

I've met Alise Post she was at her home track in st.cloud Minnesota at pine view park bmx

[@keithtanner2806]

"Full LIVE Re-run of (ONLY A PART) of the 2014 UCI BMX World Championships". As ever, the junior riders who in fact account for most of the riding and MOST of the spectators do not figure. :-(

[@onlylikenerd]

Dirst bikes WITHOUT ENGINES IM IN

[@chriswright2053]

Yes. dirst bikes.

[@morganknight7965]

Shot Sarah everyone in your dads class and all around was supporting you

[@nicotico6761]

Ecuador

[@licker1488]

BMX wird. Tod nur

[@mattarce]

I want to get a bmx bike. To bad I'm 31 and 6'6".

[@DucknOnTheStreets07]

never to big

[@mattarce]

I just picked up a new SE

[@fariszhaikalahmadazlan6128]

Huhulahophulahoplahoplahopppp

[@joey_morg]

Perfect explanation of why I don't race carbon fiber frames or forks. I know that rack was all pro factory riders and are given carbon fiber frames, forks, etc., so it's not that big a deal when/it they get broken but for unsponsored riders they're putting up a couple thousand dollars at the least for frames and if they break em they're pretty much ass'd out like a fat chick in a thong cause that's a lot of money to save and put up. Anyways I'm babbling.... In my opinion steel frames are and will always be the best option.

[@mrdeyabu0077]

marianna pajon is the best.

[@lauramontoya5674]

I do bmx racaing

[@mullvanbruhhe8822]

Niek have a faster ride dan sam willugbi

[@atozed932]

BMX bikes are things you’re supposed to outgrow by 10.

[@jean-lucdupuis7052]

Benjamin Pattison Not true at all

[@teranhughes77]

Growing up is overrated.

[@mattarce]

I want to get a bmx bike. To bad I'm 31 and 6'6".

[@JavierESoler]

43 here, and there are 50+ year old riders at my local track. For the bike just get an XXXL frame and you'll be fine.