British BMX Freestyle National Championships set for RAF Shrewsbury in September 2026

British BMX Freestyle is heading to RAF Shrewsbury for a two-day national championship, with Park and Flatland both on the program. The UCI-listed event is scheduled for September 26–27, 2026, giving riders and fans a clear date to circle on the calendar.

What’s confirmed

This is a national championship for British BMX Freestyle, and it covers both main disciplines: Park and Flatland. That makes it a useful one-stop event for anyone following the broader freestyle scene.

• Event: British BMX Freestyle National Championships
• Disciplines: Park and Flatland
• Dates: September 26–27, 2026
• Venue: RAF Shrewsbury

What to know before you go

The listing confirms the championship dates and venue, but not much else just yet. Public daily start and finish times were not listed by the UCI as of July 24, 2026, so anyone planning a visit should keep an eye out for an updated schedule.

For spectators, that usually means the smart move is simple: check the final event schedule before traveling, and expect details to be refined closer to the weekend.

Why this matters

National championships are where style, consistency, and pressure all show up at once. Park riders will be looking to put together clean, technical runs, while Flatland tends to reward the kind of balance and precision that can make a bike look almost weightless.

For BMX fans, it’s a strong snapshot of where British freestyle is right now — and a rare chance to see both disciplines under the same event banner.

Visuals to look for

This story works well with a featured image that shows either a Park rider mid-air or a Flatland rider in a technical stance. A supporting photo from the venue or a wide event scene would help give readers a sense of scale and setting.

Keep an eye on the final timetable. The headline dates are set, but the day-by-day running order is still the detail most likely to change.