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The BMX National Series continues this weekend with round two taking place on Sunday, May 21st

The BMX National Series got off to a flying start on Sunday, April 16th, as Lucan BMX Club hosted the opening round

The series will feature five rounds and brings the country’s top BMX riders together as they compete across the country

Athletes targeting both the Summer Olympics in Paris 2024 and the Winter Olympics in Milano Cortina 2026 will benefit from the fund which will support applications detailing projects from training camps to specialist coaches

Cycling Ireland are inviting expressions of interest for athletes to be included in a longlist for selection at the 2023 European Games this summer

Ryan Henderson unfortunately fractured his ankle on Friday at the UCI Urban Cycling World Championships in Abu Dhabi.

The east Belfast rider has been selected for Ireland after an impressive 10th place finish at the European Championships

The Cycling Ireland BMX National Series concluded on Sunday 2nd October, with Courtown BMX Club hosting the tenth and final round of the season.

Rounds 7 and 8 of the Cycling Ireland BMX National Series took place in Cork over the weekend of the 17th and 18th September. Cork BMX Club were the welcoming hosts and over 100 riders of all ages took part over the course of the weekend.

Cycling Ireland invites riders born in 2005 and 2007 to apply to be part of the 2023 Junior Athlete Development Programme. Now in its third year, the programme is an evidence-based framework delivered by Cycling Ireland’s High Performance coaches and performance experts from multiple disciplines.

The National BMX Series reached the halfway point for the season with Round 5 taking place at Lucan BMX Club on Saturday 16th July.

Nine Irish riders will travel to the UEC BMX Racing European Championships which takes place in Dessel, Belgium from 8th - 10th July.

Lisburn BMX Club played host to the 2022 BMX National Championships on Sunday, 3rd July.

Ratoath BMX Club played host to Rounds 1 and 2 of the 2022 BMX National series on Saturday and Sunday 23/24 April, with over 130 riders taking part.

After a long and hard two years it was time to get back to BMX racing on an international scale. We had over twenty riders that travelled from Ireland to round 1 and 2 of the BMX British National event.

Elite BMX National Champion, Matthew Malone and Junior BMX National Champion, Calvin Dunne are set to join a newly established Cycling Ireland BMX Performance Squad.

Cycling Ireland invites riders born in 2004 and 2005 to apply to be part of the 2022 Junior Athlete Development Programme.

A new BMX section was developed in conjunction with the commission containing a full club and facility database, events calendar, gear guides, track build guides, latest news and a race number application process.

Results and images from the 2021 BMX National Championships