BMX Racing World Cup: Historic Sarasota track hosts international tour finale
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More than 200 elite cyclists from across the globe have converged on Sarasota for a high-stakes competition that could pave their path to the 2028 Olympic Games.The action-packed weekend marks the final round of an international series, bringing the sport's top competitors to the only United States stop on the tour.Global BMX athletes chase Olympic pointsThe UCI BMX Racing World Cup concludes its 10-round international tour this Saturday and Sunday at Sarasota BMX. Points earned during the competition help propel riders toward their ultimate goal of reaching the 2028 Olympic Games.Competitors have spent years preparing for the weekend races. For many riders, the event represents the culmination of a lifetime of training and dedication.Historic track welcomes local talentRaces are taking place at the Sarasota BMX track, recognized as the oldest continuously operating BMX facility in the United States.The Sarasota venue serves as home turf for local riders, including Myakka-based Jeremy