Bike riders in the United Kingdom have a reason to
cheer! The BMX Super Cross World Cup
Series for the year 2013 is scheduled on 19th April, 2013 at
Manchester, UK. Chula Vista in California, US will host the final round on 28th,
September 2013. It would be the second time in the bike riding sport events
history that a World Cup Series is being organized for bike riders from across
the world. . It would be an annual event this time organized on a global scale.
The 2013 UCI BMX
Supercross World Cup series will touch over five countries this year.
The event consists of a total of five rounds. The
series begins in Manchester, UK where first rounds of the historic World Cup
are scheduled on 19th and 20th of April, 2013. Santiago
de Estaro (Argentina) would hold second round on 10th and 11th May,
2013. Papendal (Netherlands) will host the third round of the series on 15 to
16th June, 2013. Finally, Abbotsford in Canada will host the fourth
round on 6 to 7th June, 2013.
The much awaited series will terminate in USA with
the fifth and final round on 27 to 28th September, 2013. The range
of the 2013 UCI BMX Supercross World Cup series could be estimated from the
total funding to the tune of 138,000 Pounds for Manchester venue (UK) alone.
The BMX Supercross is raced on a 350m circuit.
Riders launch themselves from an 8m high ramp and race over track on alternate
bumps, banked corners and flat sections. The race involves lot of competition
and in order to qualify for the second round the riders need to finish in the
first four during the heats of first round. Riders are well-trained to
capitalize on the options available to them. They either try to land quickly to
gain more speed or attempt to gain height during the fight with the fellow
participants. Many reach up to five meters in height and offer a treat to the
eyes of the sports lovers witnessing the event.
The team organizers, event promoters, marketing
executives and media personnel have left no stone unturned this time to make
the event a huge success. A two day
seminar has been organized already. Organizers also spent two days at World
Cycling Centre (WCC) in Aigle, Switzerland in order to share new
experiences and fresh ideas on hosting the World Cup.
The participants also went over their obligations
as per guidelines in the 2013 UCI BMX Supercross World Cup Organization Guide.
Each organizer had individual meetings with the UCI regarding the issues related to
the world event. Therefore, it is guaranteed that the bike riding event this
time would be on a greater and extensive scale, surpassing all levels of
popularity.
The
event has gone global a big way this time. Consequently, all bike riders are
invited to eyewitness this grand event and get to the grips with the absolute
basics of bike riding. It has never been this easy to share the ideas and views
related to bike riding with fellow bike lovers amidst bike riding champions
from different countries. There has been never a great time for bike riding as
it is at present, with more participants, world class event management and
greater media coverage.
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