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The Pumptrack World Championship announces the 2024 qualifying races

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In April, the series of 15 qualifying races for the 2024 Velosolutions UCI Pumptrack World Championships will begin. The best athletes from the qualifying races, which will be held on Velosolutions pump tracks around the globe, will earn the right to compete for the coveted rainbow jersey.

After the season opener in the heart of Genk, Belgium, the series will continue through fascinating landscapes around the world: from Sepheo in Lesotho to the home of the Union Cycliste Internationale (UCI) in Aigle, Switzerland, to the historic town of Ainsa, Spain, and the adrenaline-pumping venues of Sugarland, USA, and Košice, Slovakia.

European charm meets pump track enthusiasm: Otrokovice in the Czech Republic is the stage for pump track specialists before the series of qualifying competitions switches continents: to Asia for an event in Yantai, China. Hvidovre, nestled in the picturesque surroundings of Copenhagen, Denmark, will provide the backdrop for the next exciting qualifier, followed by Dungog, Australia and Havelock North in New Zealand, where riders from the southern hemisphere will have the chance to shine. The competition will then traverse the natural beauty of Sicamous in British Columbia, Canada, before continuing its journey to Monthey, Switzerland, Suizhou, China, and Erlangen, Germany.

The qualifiers for the UCI Pumptrack World Championships are not just competitions, they are a global celebration of skill, speed and camaraderie. As riders from around the world come together in these different locations, fans can expect incredible performances and unforgettable moments. The venue and date of the Velosolutions UCI Pump Track World Championships will be announced at a later date.

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