Having run a successful event the first time around on a newly-built track, BMX club in Zone 7 will again play host to another round of the Western Cape BMX championships on Saturday May 21.
Living up to their promise of bringing back BMX competition to its former glory days, this event is expected to be even bigger than the last race hosted back in March as it will be a double header.
Round two, which was supposed to be hosted in Stellenbosch, had to be cancelled because of a storm, meaning Zone 7 will host that round in the morning with round 7 taking place directly afterwards.
With a full day of riding expected, the BMX club called for riders to make use of pre-booking as entries on the day will only be taken up until at least 8.45am.
SA number 1 BMX rider Wanga Moshani, who competes in the Super Class category, will be expected to again to thrill the crowd with his skills as he takes to the track.
SA number 1 cruiser George Roth will also be out for top honours as he came second last time the championships were held in Zone 7, with Darryn Stow ahead of him. Stow together with his brother, Brad will once again be expected to give Roth a run for his money, with Darryn also ranked number 1 in the country in the over 30s.
Young riders in the likes of Cruz Hendry and Dylan Wiggill will be again looking to make the most of the home track in front of their parents in their parents in the junior categories.
After the completion of the two rounds, four will remain as the championships are on a home stretch to crown the best BMX riders in the Western Cape.
Overberg, Songo, Kraaifontein and Velokhaya are some of the teams that are expected to do battle on the day.
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