Yes, I know, the Worlds were over a month ago and I am still posting pictues. I got a little busy with my day job, shooting photos for fun and other life matters this month so I haven’t been working on processing these images and posting them. But here they are, racing day 2 with the older 20″ categories. This first gallery is motos and I have finals to come. Then (maybe) I will get onto the elite classes.

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The first day of racing the the BMX World Championships was for the 14& under challenge classes. Unfortunately I didn’t get to shoot much as I was too busy trying to keep the boss calm while she stressed about trying to make sure our little rider was OK. My mind wasn’t really on the job either when I was snapping, so what I did get wasn’t great. Fortunately the photos from the second day of racing are better, so keep an eye out for them.

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Here are the last of the pics I got of Australian practice from day 2. Mainly the 8 and under classes and then a few from the classes that were on after that. I will get into the racing action that I took in the next post. Enjoy this for now though…
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Here are a few pics I got of the Americans and Canadians at the second day of practice. I figured since camera was in hand, I may as well put it to use!

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Here are the rest of the pics I have from the Australian day 1 practice at the BMX World Championships. Still more to come after this gallery from the second day of practice and racing. Keep you eyes here and to see if I snapped you!
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I have plenty of photo’s from the BMX World championships that I am working to put up here over the next few days. Here is the first lot of pictures from the Australian’s practice on day 1, mainly of the older male and female groups to start with. Keep an eye out here for more pictures from practice and racing.

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Here is the Freecaster coverage of the the Elite Men’s final from the 2009 UCI BMX World Championships.

I caught the UCI Supercross from Denmark on ESPN today (yeah, I know…old news). I thought it was worthy of a post. Watch Graves through the second straight. He overjumps one of the doubles and completely misses the backside. In the interview on ESPN after the race, he said he is going to work on it for the Olympics. If he can stick it there, he will own the gold medal position on the podium.