Australia's team of 111 Challenge and Masters riders at the 2025 UCI BMX Racing World Championships delivered four days of performances to be proud of in Copenhagen, Denmark.
In total, 22 world plates were won, five of which are W1s for the next 12 months leading into the 2026 UCI BMX Racing World Championships in Brisbane.
Every Challenge and Masters world plate won in Copenhagen
Day 1
- W1: Maggie McDougall (Central Highlands BMX Club) - Cruiser 12 and Under Girls
- W1: Jaxson Hill (Westside BMX Club) - Cruiser 13-14 Boys
- W2: Zac Hutton (Bundaberg BMX Club) - Cruiser 17-24 Men
- W3: Freddie Coote (Maroondah BMX Club) - Cruiser 12 and Under Boys
- W5: Leo Echeverria (Casey BMX Club) - Cruiser 12 and Under Boys
- W6: Erica Goodwin (Penrith BMX Club) - Cruiser 13-16 Girls
- W7: Dylan Secher (Mackay and District BMX Club) - Cruiser 13-14 Boys
- W8: Matthew Fox (Cairns BMX Club) - Cruiser 15-16 Boys
- All results
Day 2
- W1: Penelope Blackwell (Happy Valley BMX Club) - 11 Girls
- W2: Archer Zwoerner (Cooloola BMX Club) - 8 Boys
- All results
Day 3
- W1: Amelie Reid (Mandurah BMX Club) - 14 Girls
- W4: Maggie McDougall (Central Highlands BMX Club) - 12 Girls
- W7: Dusty Schroder (Toowoomba BMX Club) - 13 Girls
- All results
Day 4
- W1: Corey Frieswyk (Suncoast Hinterland BMX Club) - Masters Men
- W2: Zac Hutton (Bundaberg BMX Club) - 17-24 Men
- W4: Cameron Miller (Wanneroo BMX Club) - 15 Boys
- W4: Isla Basa (Macarthur BMX) - 16 Girls
- W5: Mena Banks (Southside BMX Club) - 16 Girls
- W7: Nerida Stokes (Cowaramup BMX Club) - Masters Women
- W7: Thomas Tucker (Pine Rivers BMX Club) - 17-24 Men
- W8: Mason Thorn (Macarthur BMX Club) - 15 Boys
- W8: Matthew Blake (Collie BMX Club) - 30-34 Men
- All results
Feature picture: Corey Frieswyk winning the 2025 Masters Men UCI BMX Racing World Championship. (Picture: SWpix.com/Alex Whitehead)