Who’s atop their respective classes as we near the end of a spectacular year?
COVER PIC: Brett Barnes leading the charge at The Cove BMX Club during the 2019 BMXA BAD BOY National Series (pic courtesy of Get Snapt).
After another batch of exciting racing during the fifth stage of the 2019 BMXA BAD BOY National Series at The Cove BMX Club last weekend, the overall standings for each class has now been updated and there are some new front runners.
The following female riders have remained on top of their classes:
Tied for first place in the 25-29 women’s class is Bathurst’s Hayley Wolfenden and Westside’s Kishani Green on 200, while in the 50+ women’s cruiser, Penrith’s Sandy Cameron and Pine Rivers’ Elissa Foreman are also tied on 200.
The following male riders have remained on top of their classes:
Christopher Page: 35+ masters open wheel, 543 points (Penrith BMX Club)
Tied first in the 30-34 men’s cruiser category is Clarence Valley’s Glen Swain, Michael Carter from Jingili and Aaron Wheatland from Mildura on 200 points.
The superclass standings have remained the same at the top of their lists.
The 2019 elite women’s national champion Leanna Curtis currently sits on 781 points with the 2019 junior elite women’s national series champion Kiana Botfield in second on 697, while finishing the top three is Batemans Bay’s Leah Hearne on 610.
Although he didn’t compete last weekend in Adelaide, Shepparton’s Hayden Fletcher remains on top of the men’s superclass on 720, while The Cove’s Shane Rosa has jumped from fourth to second to sit on 617.
Third on the list and using his dominant performances at the start of the year is Kai Sakakibara who is continuing his run in the 2019 UCI BMX Supercross World Cup.
