BMXsõite

BMXsõite is a term referring to BMX racing, a discipline of cycling. In BMX racing, riders compete on off-road bicycle tracks, navigating jumps, berms, and other obstacles. The sport originated in the late 1960s in California, inspired by motocross. BMX racing became an Olympic sport in 2008.

Races typically involve up to eight riders simultaneously starting from a raised platform. The objective is to complete the track in the fastest time. Riders use specialized BMX bikes designed for durability and speed. These bikes have small frames, large knobby tires, and single-speed gearing.

BMXsõite events can be found at various levels, from local amateur races to international championships sanctioned by organizations like the Union Cycliste Internationale (UCI). The sport demands a combination of technical skill, physical fitness, and strategic thinking from its participants. Riders often practice extensively to perfect their technique on the track.