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Saya Sakakibara

Australian cyclist (born 1999) From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

Saya Sakakibara
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Saya Sakakibara (born 23 August 1999)[1] is an Australian cyclist competing in BMX racing events.

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Early life

Sakakibara was born on the Gold Coast, Queensland, to a mother of Japanese heritage and a father of British citizenship.[2] She started BMX racing at the age of four after watching her older brother Kai competing.[3][4] The family moved to Sydney in 2007 and Sakakibara joined the South Illawarra BMX Club where her brother Kai was a member. She then began competing on the junior circuits and quickly rose through the ranks winning state and national titles.[5]

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Personal life

As of 2019, Sakakibara is dating fellow BMX racer, Romain Mahieu.[6]

Career

Sakakibara has represented Australia at World Championship level. She won a silver medal in the Junior Elite BMX Supercross at the 2017 World Championships. She was awarded AusCycling's Female BMX Racing Rider of the Year in 2020.[7] She was selected for the delayed 2020 Summer Olympics as part of the Australian team.[8][9] She crashed in the semi-finals of the Olympics and did not qualify for the final.[10]

She won the 2023 UCI BMX Racing World Cup and retained her title in Tulsa in 2024.[11]

She won gold at the 2024 Summer Olympics in Paris.[12]

Major results

2016
1st Junior Elite BMX Supercross National Championships
1st Junior Elite BMX Supercross Oceania Championships
2017
1st Junior Elite BMX Supercross National Championships
1st Junior Elite BMX Supercross Oceania Championships
2nd Junior Elite BMX Supercross World Championships
2018
6th Elite BMX Supercross World Championships
2019
1st Elite BMX Supercross Oceania Championships
1st Elite Tokyo 2020 BMX Test Event
7th Elite BMX Supercross World Championships
2021
1st Superclass Women BMX National Championships[13]
2023
1st UCI BMX Racing World Cup[14]
1st Oceania Championships[15]
1st Elite BMX National Championships
2024
1st UCI BMX Racing World Cup[16]
XXXIII Olympics (Paris 2024) Gold Medal Women's Cycling BMX Racing
2025
2nd UCI BMX World Championships, Elite
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