Velosolutions UCI Pump Track World Championships

21/05/2026

with the winning run in Erie, Colorado 🇺🇸 to secure her 🛩 ticket to Beijing in October!

Next up ❗️❗️ we head to Rocklin, CA, for the next USA Qualifier on 6 June. Have you registered?

10/05/2026

Under perfect conditions, the Velosolutions UCI Pump Track Qualifier at The Revolution Community Park in Erie, Colorado delivered on all accounts.

With the Rocky Mountains as a backdrop, the Velosolutions Revolution Pump Track produced action-packed racing on a technical layout that demanded absolute precision from riders from start to finish.

In the Elite Women category, pump track veteran Olivia Armstrong came out of semi-retirement and looked sharp from her very first lap, putting down clean and consistent runs throughout the day.

Young Colorado BMX rider Isabella Sargent did her best to match Armstrong’s pace but ultimately fell just short. Colorado native Madison Pitts finished third, highlighting the strength of the local mountain bike scene, while Velosolutions’ own Currey Nelson secured the final qualifying spot for the Velosolutions UCI Pump Track World Championships in Beijing, China.

In the Elite Men category, the racing was intense to say the least. Although already qualified for Beijing, last year’s bronze medallist Jesse Elzenga (NED) lined up once again, chasing the free trip on offer.

The locals did not make it easy, with Kenneth Gustafson pushing Elzenga all the way and finishing in second place. Amakye Andersen from Tucson, Arizona claimed third, while local mountain bike rider Luke Dunne snatched the final qualifying position in fourth.

Elite Women

Olivia ARMSTRONG (USA) – 19.986 sec
Isabella SARGENT (USA) – 20.841 sec
Madison PITTS (USA) – 21.751 sec
Currey NELSON (USA) – 23.147 sec

Elite Men

Jesse ELZENGA (NED) – 17.441 sec
Kenneth GUSTAFSON (USA) – 17.837 sec
Amakye ANDERSEN (USA) – 20.400 sec
Luke DUNNE (USA) – 27.219 sec

10/05/2026

The Velosolutions UCI Pump Track World Championships Qualifiers is coming your way! 🚀
Find your nearest event, line up, and race.💥
Entries are open → https://pumptrackworldchampionships.com/

What are you waiting for? 😏

02/05/2026

The Velosolutions UCI Pump Track World Championships Qualifier in Aínsa delivered a full day of high-level racing, with tight margins, costly mistakes, and a Spanish crowd that stayed loud from the first timed runs through to the finals.

In the women’s race, Julie Heusequin set the pace early and never let go. A fast opening lap in timed runs put her in control, and from there, she rode with composure, making the right calls when it mattered to secure the win. Behind her, Kristina Nováková and Lena Szerling were locked in a close fight, pushing each other all the way to the podium.

The men’s competition was tight throughout, with Ángel Heras and Sergio Veiga matching each other run for run. In the big final, Heras delivered when it counted, setting the fastest time of the day and taking the win by just 0.08 seconds. Veiga was right there, also putting down his quickest lap of the event in the final.

As the pace lifted, so did the pressure. The quarter finals, in particular, saw a number of mistakes as riders pushed for every advantage. Malo Dusseau Brossard and Alex Toledo Arnedo both showed the speed to challenge but couldn’t convert it into a place in the final rounds, while small errors proved decisive elsewhere.

With over 100 riders on the start list throughout the day, the level remained high across all categories, while around 500 spectators lined the track, the Spanish crowd driving the action through the finals. Both riders know what it takes to win - and with Aínsa, they lock in their place in China.

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Elite Women

1. Julie HEUSEQUIN
2. Kristina NOVÁKOVÁ
3. Lena SZERLING
4. Ruth Abad GUITERREZ

Elite Men

1. Ángel Heras MORENO
2. Sergio Veiga AMADO
3. Malo Dusseau BROSSARD
4. Mattia COSTERMAN

19/04/2026

punches her ticket to Beijing in fine form after taking the win in Nicaragua 🍾🎉

Results

Women

1. Vineta PETERSONE
2. Alexa CHAVES GONZALEZ
3. Chloe GAUTHIER

19/04/2026

Niels Bensink with the winning run in Nicaragua 🎉 🍾



Results

Men

1. Niels BENSINK
2. Oscar SOLIS CASTRO
3. JakubWICHER
4. Miguel CALIXTO

15/04/2026

Missing all the action from Monthey last year? Here's the Re-Live just to remind you how Eddy Clerté #815 and Sabi Košárková clinched those titles again 😍

The 2025 Velosolutions UCI Pump Track World Championships World Final in Monthey delivered a landmark day for the sport, with France’s Eddy Clerte becoming t...

07/04/2026

Spain is calling. 🇪🇸 Registration is open.

On 2 May, the Velosolutions Pump Track in Aínsa hosts the Spanish Qualifier, set against the dramatic backdrop of the Pyrenees.

The 1,250 m² track is fast, technical, and features steep wall rides that leave no room for error. With a place at the World Finals on the line, expect tight racing and a strong local field.

👉 Entries are now open - secure your spot.

And before Spain, don’t forget Nicaragua 🇳🇮 on 18 April - another key stop on the road to the Finals.

24/03/2026

smashed it in Austria 👌

New track record ✅️ 12.135 (previous record was 12.439 in 2023 World Champs)

Ticket to China ✅️

22/03/2026

The Queen secured her ticket to the 2026 Velosolutions UCI Pump Track Worlds Championships in Beijing, China in 🔥 form at the Austria Qualifier this past Saturday..

21/03/2026

Austria Qualifier 🇦🇹🔥

Back at a venue that knows how to deliver, host of the 2023 Pump Track World Championships set the stage for another standout day of racing.

Austria delivered a full day of tight battles, fast lines, and just enough drama to keep things interesting.

On the Men’s side, it was a proper battle between and all day. Jesse looked untouchable early on, laying down some seriously fast times through the rounds, but a mistake in the semis pushed him into the Small Final. That opened the door for Brajan, who stayed locked in from start to finish and never let the pressure drop. He sealed the win in style, setting the fastest time of the day in the final with a 12.135. kept things incredibly consistent throughout, earning his spot on the podium.

In the Women’s race, was in control all day, riding with confidence and precision and backing it up with the fastest time of the day in the final (13.821). just kept building momentum, getting quicker with every round and finishing strong. showed serious pace - one of the few riders to match and beat Christa’s times - but a mistake in the semis kept her out of the big final despite a very promising performance.

Results

Women

1. Christa von Niederhäusern (CH)
2. Lena Szerling (PL)
3. Alina Beck (DE)
4. Kristina Madarasova (SVK)

Men

1. Brajan Nowak (PL)
2. Mattia Costerman (IT)
3. Jesse Elzenga (NL)
4. Malo Dusseau Brossard (FR)