Jindabyne came alive this weekend as it hosted the State BMX Championships at the Jindabyne Sport and Recreational Centre over April 12-13, a much-anticipated event drawing riders and fans from across the nation. The Snowy Mountains BMX Club took centre stage, welcoming more than 550 BMX enthusiasts aged between two and 60 from NSW, the ACT, Queensland, and Victoria.
PHOTO: Take your marks, Jindabyne’s newly enhanced BMX track hosts State Championships CREDITS: Office of Sport
The event was described by the Office of Sport – South East and Tablelands as the pinnacle of BMX racing in New South Wales. “It was a beautiful sunny autumn weekend full of big crowds, incredible food, and sensational riding,” commented a spokesperson, highlighting the event’s success.
PHOTO: Over 550 BMX enthusiasts converged on Jindabyne for the event.
For the Snowy Mountains BMX Club, it was a weekend to remember. “An incredible weekend of racing,” said a club spokesperson, expressing their delight at how the upgraded facilities allowed for such a prestigious event.
Mike Daly, President of the Snowy Mountains BMX Club, noted the importance of these updates, saying, “We are so excited Jindabyne gets to host a round of the NSW/ACT State series for 2025.”
The recent enhancements, funded by a $291,205 investment from the NSW Government, have elevated the BMX track to national competition standards. This includes sealed tracks, bitumen berms, and a new start hill, which have transformed both the track and the club’s prospects.
This vibrant event is set to leave a lasting impact on both the local community and the wider BMX scene, with hopes for further events in the future.