2024 UCI Urban Cycling World Championships

The '2024 UCI Urban Cycling World Championships were held in Abu Dhabi, United Arab Emirates, from 17–21 December 2024.^[1]

2024 UCI Urban Cycling World Championships
Location	Abu Dhabi, United Arab Emirates
Date	17–21 December 2024
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A total of ten events took place: six trials and four Freestyle BMX events (two park and two flatland).

Medal summary

Freestyle BMX

Flatland

Event	Gold	Silver	Bronze
Men Elite	Matthias Dandois  France	Moto Sasaki  Japan	Jean William Prevost  Canada
Women Elite	Ayuna Miyashima  Japan	Veronika Kádár  Hungary	Anna Mondics  Hungary

Park

Event	Gold	Silver	Bronze
Men Elite	Logan Martin  Australia	José Torres  Argentina	Justin Dowell  United States
Women Elite	Hannah Roberts  United States	Sun Sibei  China	Fan Xiaotong  China

Trials

Event	Gold	Silver	Bronze
Teams	Spain Eloi Palau Julien Saenz de Ormijana Ferran Gonzalo Víctor Pérez Vera Baron	France Robin Berchiatti Nathan Charra Guillaume Camus Roman Salaun Nina Vabre	Germany Oliver Widmann Jonas Friedrich Dennis Arnold Carl Christ Nina Reichenbach
Men Elite 20"	Alejandro Montalvo  Spain	Borja Conejos  Spain	Eloi Palau  Spain
Men Elite 26"	Jack Carthy  Great Britain	Charlie Rolls  Great Britain	Oliver Weightman  Great Britain
Women Elite	Alba Riera  Spain	Vera Baron  Spain	Nina Reichenbach  Germany
Men Junior 20"	Travis Asenjo  Spain	Guillaume Camus  France	Víctor Pérez  Spain
Men Junior 26"	Roman Salaun  France	Vojtech Hendrych  Czech Republic	Ferran Gonzalo  Spain

Results

Flatland

Men's Elite

The qualification round took place on 19 December 2024. The top twelve cyclists advance to the semifinals, held on 20 December. The best eight cyclists advance to the final, held on 21 December.^[2][3]

Semifinals Rank Rider Country Total Notes 1 Yu Shoji  Japan 93.33 Q 2 Yu Katagari  Japan 93.17 Q 3 Matthias Dandois  France 91.00 Q 4 Jean William Prevost  Canada 90.83 Q 5 Moto Sasaki  Japan 88.67 Q 6 Julien Baran  France 86.83 Q 7 Masato Ito  Japan 85.33 Q 8 Anatole Rahain  France 84.50 Q 9 Dustyn Alt  Germany 84.00 10 Matt Wilhelm  United States 78.83 11 Álvaro Hernández del Pozo  Spain 77.33 12 Pakphum Poosa-Art  Thailand 75.67

Finals Rank Rider Country Total Matthias Dandois  France 90.67 Moto Sasaki  Japan 86.63 Jean William Prevost  Canada 84.00 4 Yu Shoji  Japan 83.70 5 Yu Katagiri  Japan 83.53 6 Masato Ito  Japan 83.00 7 Julien Baran  France 82.67 8 Anatole Rahain  France 80.33

Women's Elite

The qualification round took place on 20 December 2024. There were only four cyclists participating in the event. All four advance directly to the final, held on 21 December.^[4][5]

Qualification Rank Rider Country Total Notes 1 Kirara Nakagawa  Japan 82.83 Q 2 Ayuna Miyashima  Japan 80.50 Q 3 Veronika Kádár  Hungary 71.83 Q 4 Anna Mondics  Hungary 65.50 Q

Finals Rank Rider Country Total Ayuna Miyashima  Japan 73.67 Veronika Kádár  Hungary 63.00 Anna Mondics  Hungary 60.00 4 Kirara Nakagawa  Japan 53.33

Park

Men's Elite

The qualification round took place on 19 December 2024. The top twenty-four cyclists advance to the semifinals, held on 20 December. The best twelve cyclists advance to the final, held on 21 December.^[6][7]

Semifinals Rank Rider Country Total Notes 1 Jordan Clark  United Kingdom 88.00 Q 2 Dylan Hessey  United Kingdom 87.64 Q 3 José Torres  Argentina 86.30 Q 4 Rimu Nakamura  Japan 86.28 Q 5 Justin Dowell  United States 86.22 Q 6 Kieran Reilly  United Kingdom 86.18 Q 7 Logan Martin  Australia 85.08 Q 8 Mike Varga  Canada 83.04 Q 9 Jude Jones  United Kingdom 80.90 Q 10 Shaun Gornall  United Kingdom 80.58 Q 11 Maxime Chalifour  Canada 80.30 Q 12 Luca Bertrand  France 79.80 Q 13 Kaden Stone  United States 79.60 14 Gustavo Oliveira  Brazil 79.48 15 Ernests Zēbolds  Latvia 77.20 16 Jaka Remec  Slovenia 75.30 17 Levi Weidmann  Netherlands 75.00 18 Kevin Fabregue  France 74.60 19 Daniel Dhers  Venezuela 73.02 20 Alec Danelutti  Australia 72.40 21 Bryce Tryon  United States 72.20 22 Reef Way  United Kingdom 67.76 23 Tom Clemens  Germany 41.68 24 Nick Bruce  United States 31.80

Finals Rank Rider Country Total Logan Martin  Australia 94.30 José Torres  Argentina 91.60 Justin Dowell  United States 90.74 4 Rimu Nakamura  Japan 90.62 5 Kieran Reilly  United Kingdom 90.10 6 Jordan Clark  United Kingdom 87.78 7 Mike Varga  Canada 84.88 8 Dylan Hessey  United Kingdom 84.56 9 Jude Jones  United Kingdom 83.40 10 Luca Bertrand  France 80.30 11 Shaun Gornall  United Kingdom 78.20 12 Maxime Chalifour  Canada 76.60

Women's Elite

The qualification round took place on 20 December 2024. The top twelve cyclists advance directly to the final, held on 21 December.^[8][9]

Qualification Rank Rider Country Total Notes 1 Sun Sibei  China 88.19 Q 2 Hannah Roberts  United States 86.90 Q 3 Fan Xiaotong  China 86.26 Q 4 Zhao Shuhua  China 84.42 Q 5 Lei Shanshan  China 84.20 Q 6 Sun Jiaqi  China 82.51 Q 7 Queen Saray Villegas  Colombia 80.99 Q 8 Laury Perez  France 80.72 Q 9 Zhou Yuwei  China 79.35 Q 10 Natalya Diehm  Australia 79.27 Q 11 Sarah Nicki  Australia 79.14 Q 12 Sasha Pardoe  United Kingdom 77.74 Q 13 Lara Marie Lessmann  Germany 77.35 14 Nikita Ducarroz  Switzerland 76.97 15 Miharu Ozawa  Japan 74.83 16 Eduarda Bordignon  Brazil 73.41 17 Teresa Fernandez-Miranda  Spain 69.40 18 Indy Kramer  Netherlands 68.00 19 Angie Marino  United States 61.40 20 Nene Naito  Japan 60.48 21 Macarena Perez Grasset  Chile 53.01 22 Kim Müller  Germany 48.85 23 Lucía Cajková  Slovakia 44.50 24 Cory Coffey  United States 42.30 Lilyana Seidler  Germany DNS

Finals Rank Rider Country Total Hannah Roberts  United States 95.70 Sun Sibei  China 94.06 Fan Xiaotong  China 93.72 4 Sun Jiaqi  China 93.40 5 Zhao Shuhua  China 91.40 6 Lei Shanshan  China 90.26 7 Laury Perez  France 89.50 8 Queen Saray Villegas  Colombia 88.50 9 Natalya Diehm  Australia 85.28 10 Sarah Nicki  Australia 84.30 11 Sasha Pardoe  United Kingdom 83.90 12 Zhou Yuwei  China 79.80

Trials

Men's Elite 20" The final took place on 21 December 2024. Six cyclists qualified from the semifinals took part.[10] Rank Rider Country Total Alejandro Montalvo  Spain 270 Borja Conejos  Spain 200 Eloi Palau  Spain 200 4 Thomas Pechhacker  Austria 200 5 Niilo Stenvall  Finland 170 6 Dominik Oswald  Germany 140

Men's Elite 26" The final took place on 21 December 2024. Six cyclists qualified from the semifinals took part.[11] Rank Rider Country Total Jack Carthy  United Kingdom 270 Charlie Rolls  United Kingdom 250 Oliver Weightman  United Kingdom 230 4 Julien Saenz de Ormijana  Spain 190 5 Daniel Baron  Spain 190 6 Marti Vayreda  Spain 160

Men's Junior 20" The final took place on 20 December 2024. Six cyclists qualified from the semifinals took part.[12] Rank Rider Country Total Travis Asenjo  Spain 250 Guillaume Camus  France 210 Víctor Pérez  Spain 210 4 Dennis Arnold  Germany 200 5 Cristian Bursi  Italy 120 6 Kotaro Yokota  Japan 100

Men's Junior 26" The final took place on 20 December 2024. Four cyclists qualified from the semifinals took part.[13] Rank Rider Country Total Roman Salaun  France 140 Vojtech Hendrych  Czech Republic 120 Ferran Gonzalo  Spain 120 4 Marc Salom  Spain 110

Teams The final took place on 17 December 2024. Eight teams took part.[14] Rank Country Riders Total  Spain Eloi Palau Julien Saenz de Ormijana Ferran Gonzalo Víctor Pérez Vera Baron 800  France Robin Berchiatti Nathan Charra Guillaume Camus Roman Salaun Nina Vabre 790  Germany Oliver Widmann Jonas Friedrich Dennis Arnold Carl Christ Nina Reichenbach 730 4  Switzerland Loïc Vuillème Lucien Leiser Remi Pezzatti Debi Studer Toni Gonzalez 640 5  Japan Ryoga Tsuchiya Kotaro Yokota Torai Yamashita Runa Ichikawa Ibuki Hamano 570 6  Czech Republic Vojtech Hendrych René Vymetal Eliška Hríbková Jakub Kalaš Martin Damborský 560 7  Italy Diego Crescenzi Marco Nardinocchi Michel Negrini 510 8  Slovakia Samuel Hlavatý Jakub Mudrák Kristina Melišíková Villiam Tóth 390

Women's Elite The final took place on 21 December 2024. Six cyclists qualified from the semifinals took part.[15] Rank Rider Country Total Alba Riera  Spain 210 Vera Baron  Spain 200 Nina Reichenbach  Germany 180 4 Eliška Hríbková  Czech Republic 170 5 Nina Vabre  France 150 6 Emilia Keikus  Germany 140

Medal table

  *   Host nation (United Arab Emirates)

Rank	Nation	Gold	Silver	Bronze	Total
1	Spain	4	5	3	12
2	France	2	2	0	4
3	Great Britain	1	1	1	3
4	Japan	1	1	0	2
5	United States	1	0	1	2
6	Australia	1	0	0	1
7	China	0	1	1	2
	Hungary	0	1	1	2
9	Argentina	0	1	0	1
	Czech Republic	0	1	0	1
11	Germany	0	0	2	2
12	Canada	0	0	1	1
Totals (12 entries)		10	13	10	33