Velosolutions UCI Pump Track World Championships

Velosolutions UCI Pump Track World Championships

The Velosolutions UCI Pump Track World Championships is a global pump-track racing series that connects regional qualifiers with an annual UCI world championship final. Riders compete on compact circuits built around rollers, berms, turns, and jumps, generating speed through body movement and efficient line choice.

Qualifier pathway

Qualifying events are held in multiple countries throughout the season. Elite riders use approved qualifiers to pursue a place at the world championship, while some stops also include youth challenges, national or regional classifications, and community categories. Entry rules, licence requirements, age groups, and qualification allocations vary by location.

Race format

Events generally use timed qualification to establish rankings or progression, followed by the race format published for the specific stop. Depending on the track and organizer, riders may compete through solo timed runs, open timed sessions, or head-to-head elimination rounds. The local event page and current rulebook control the final format.

Equipment and preparation

Competitors should use a suitable BMX or mountain bike and inspect the frame, fork, bars, stem, wheels, tyres, cranks, pedals, chain, and brakes before technical control. Helmets and additional protective equipment must comply with the current UCI and event-specific rules. Riders should attend required briefings and use only authorized practice periods.

Calendar and results

The official championship website publishes the qualifier calendar, local event pages, registration links, track information, travel guidance, results, news, and world-final updates. Dates and host locations change each season.

Before entering or attending: select the correct qualifier or championship page and confirm the date, venue, age category, licence, registration, practice, race format, protective equipment, spectator access, and results. The local event instructions override general series information.