African BMX Racing Championships

The African BMX Racing Championships (French : Championnat d'afrique de BMX) is the African top BMX Racing Championships. The first event was held in 2014 at Giba Gorge, KwaZulu-Natal in South Africa.[1] It was held along with the South African BMX National Championship.[1]

It is ruled and managed by the African Cycling Confederation.

In 2025 there were seventy athletes from five countries - Central Africa Republic, Côte d’Ivoire, Egypt, South Africa, and Sudan.[2]

Editions

Year Host City
2014  South Africa Durban
2015  Zimbabwe Harare
2016  South Africa Durban
2017  Zimbabwe Harare
2018  Egypt Cairo
2019-2021 not held
2022  Zimbabwe Bulawayo
2023  Zimbabwe Bulawayo
2024  Zimbabwe Bulawayo[3]
2025  Zimbabwe Harare

Men's summary

Elites

Year Gold Silver Bronze
2014 Kyle Dodd Bryce Stiebel Tawanda Marova
2015 Kyle Dodd Alex Limberg Penias Tenthani
2016 Kyle Dodd Alex Limberg Miguel Carvalho
2017 Brandon Pratt Kyle Dodd Penias Tenthani
2018 Dylan Eggar Alex Limberg Brandon Pratt
2019–2021: not held
2022 Tyler Klumper Alex Whitehead Joe Ruwoko
2023 Dean Reeves Manqoba Madida Brandon Pratt
2024 Joe Chenaf[3] Alex Whitehead Simon Martin
2025 Joe Ruwoko[2] Marlon Kaduku Tawanda Marova

Men's U23

Year Gold Silver Bronze
2023 Gaylord Kaduku Prosper Tenthani
2025 Gaylord Kaduku[2]

Juniors

Year Gold Silver Bronze
2014 Dylan Whittle Alex Limberg Shae Smith
2015 Shae Smith Tyler Klumper
2016 Dylan Eggar Tyler Klumper Manqoba Madida
2018 Ahmed Clip Nour Eldin Hussein Karim Mohammed
2025 Ashton Kaduku

Women's summary

Elites

Year Gold Silver Bronze
2014 Stacey Bryant Paige Muller
2018 Arafa Hassan Victoria Abdelkarim Haggar Elbestawy
2024 Miyanda Maset Hana Taylor Kendall Coombes
2025 Miyanda Maseti[2] Helen Mitchell Kudakwashe Mswaka

Women U23

Year Gold Silver Bronze
2023 Hana Taylor
2025 Rufaro Tembo[2] Melisa Pekani

Juniors

Year Gold Silver Bronze
2014 Maia Rawlins Kayla Eggar Anita Zenani
2018 Alaa Elsayed Yvonne Iradukunda Salma Aatia
2023 Miyanda Maseti

References

  1. ^ a b "Entries open for BMX National and Continental Championship events in October". bikehub. 14 October 2014. Retrieved 31 March 2026.
  2. ^ a b c d e Chitsiga, Takudzwa. "Ruwoko, Maseti crowned BMX Africa champs". Herald. Retrieved 31 March 2026.
  3. ^ a b "African BMX Championships: Algerian Chenaf crowned champion". Horizons. 21 April 2024. Retrieved 31 March 2026.


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