UCI BMX World Championships
Cycling · Union Cycliste Internationale (UCI)
2026HolderJesse Asmus (Australia)
- Most golds
- The United States 12 and France 11 of the 60 elite titles; then Great Britain 10
- Most titles (rider)
- Beth Shriever (Great Britain), 4 women's; Kyle Bennett (United States) and Joris Daudet (France), 3 men's each
- India
- No medal
- Cycle
- Yearly
Winners, newest first
20263rdGoldSilverJesse Asmus (Australia)Host: Brisbane
20251 gold, 1 bronzeSilverArthur Pilard (France)Host: Copenhagen
20241 gold, 1 bronzeSilverJoris Daudet (France)Host: Rock Hill
20231 gold, 1 silver, 1 bronzeRomain Mahieu (France)Host: Glasgow
20223rdSilverGoldSimon Marquart (Switzerland)Host: Nantes
2021SilverGold3rdNiek Kimmann (Netherlands)Host: Papendal
2020Cancelled (Covid-19)
20193rd1 gold, 1 silverTwan van Gendt (Netherlands)Host: Zolder
20181 gold, 1 silverSylvain André (France)Host: Baku
20171 silver, 1 bronzeGoldCorben Sharrah (United States)Host: Rock Hill
2016Gold3rdSilverJoris Daudet (France)Host: Medellín
20151 gold, 1 silver3rdNiek Kimmann (Netherlands)Host: Zolder
2014Gold3rdSam Willoughby (Australia)Host: Rotterdam
2013GoldLiam Phillips (Great Britain)Host: Auckland
20121 silver, 1 bronzeGoldSam Willoughby (Australia)Host: Birmingham
2011GoldSilverJoris Daudet (France)Host: Copenhagen
20103rdGoldMāris Štrombergs (Latvia)Host: Pietermaritzburg
20091 gold, 1 silver3rdDonny Robinson (United States)Host: Adelaide
2008SilverGoldMāris Štrombergs (Latvia)Host: Taiyuan
20071 gold, 1 bronzeSilverKyle Bennett (United States)Host: Victoria
20061 silver, 1 bronzeGoldJavier Colombo (Argentina)Host: São Paulo
20051 gold, 1 silver3rdBubba Harris (United States)Host: Paris
20043rdGoldSilverWarwick Stevenson (Australia)Host: Valkenswaard
20031 gold, 1 silver3rdKyle Bennett (United States)Host: Perth
20021 gold, 1 silver3rdKyle Bennett (United States)Host: Paulínia
20013rdGoldSilverDale Holmes (Great Britain)Host: Louisville
20001 gold, 1 silver3rdThomas Allier (France)Host: Córdoba
1999SilverGoldRobert de Wilde (Netherlands)Host: Vallet
1998GoldSilver3rdThomas Allier (France)Host: Melbourne
19971 gold, 1 silver, 1 bronzeJohn Purse (United States)Host: Saskatoon
19963rdSilverGoldDale Holmes (Great Britain)Host: Brighton
2026HolderBeth Shriever (Great Britain)
- Most golds
- The United States 12 and France 11 of the 60 elite titles; then Great Britain 10
- Most titles (rider)
- Beth Shriever (Great Britain), 4 women's; Kyle Bennett (United States) and Joris Daudet (France), 3 men's each
- India
- No medal
- Cycle
- Yearly
Winners, newest first
2026GoldSilver3rdBeth Shriever (Great Britain)Host: Brisbane
2025GoldSilver3rdBeth Shriever (Great Britain)Host: Copenhagen
20241 gold, 1 bronzeAlise Willoughby (United States)Host: Rock Hill
2023Gold3rdSilverBeth Shriever (Great Britain)Host: Glasgow
2022Gold3rdFelicia Stancil (United States)Host: Nantes
2021Gold1 silver, 1 bronzeBeth Shriever (Great Britain)Host: Papendal
2019Gold3rdSilverAlise Willoughby (United States)Host: Zolder
20181 gold, 1 silver, 1 bronzeLaura Smulders (Netherlands)Host: Baku
2017GoldSilver3rdAlise Post (United States)Host: Rock Hill
20163rdSilverGoldMariana Pajón (Colombia)Host: Medellín
2015SilverGoldStefany Hernández (Venezuela)Host: Zolder
2014SilverGold3rdMariana Pajón (Colombia)Host: Rotterdam
20131 gold, 1 silver3rdCaroline Buchanan (Australia)Host: Auckland
20121 gold, 1 silverMagalie Pottier (France)Host: Birmingham
2011Gold3rdSilverMariana Pajón (Colombia)Host: Copenhagen
2010Gold3rdSilverShanaze Reade (Great Britain)Host: Pietermaritzburg
20093rdSilverGoldSarah Walker (New Zealand)Host: Adelaide
2008GoldSilver3rdShanaze Reade (Great Britain)Host: Taiyuan
2007GoldSilverShanaze Reade (Great Britain)Host: Victoria
2006Silver3rdGoldWilly Kanis (Netherlands)Host: São Paulo
2005Silver3rdGoldWilly Kanis (Netherlands)Host: Paris
20043rdGoldSilverGabriela Díaz (Argentina)Host: Valkenswaard
2003GoldSilverElodie Ajinça (France)Host: Perth
2002GoldSilverGabriela Díaz (Argentina)Host: Paulínia
2001SilverGold3rdGabriela Díaz (Argentina)Host: Louisville
2000Gold3rdNatarsha Williams (Australia)Host: Córdoba
1999GoldAudry Pichol (France)Host: Vallet
1998SilverGold3rdRachel Marshall (Australia)Host: Melbourne
19971 gold, 1 bronzeSilverMichelle Cairns (United States)Host: Saskatoon
1996GoldSilverNatarsha Williams (Australia)Host: Brighton
India at the World Championships
India has no elite medal.
More about this tournament
Medal table (1996 to 2026, elite, top 10)
| Rank | Nation | Gold | Silver | Bronze | Total |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | United States | 12 | 12 | 13 | 37 |
| 2 | France | 11 | 12 | 16 | 39 |
| 3 | Great Britain | 10 | 2 | 3 | 15 |
| 4 | Australia | 8 | 9 | 1 | 18 |
| 5 | Netherlands | 7 | 11 | 9 | 27 |
| 6 | Argentina | 4 | 2 | 2 | 8 |
| 7 | Colombia | 3 | 0 | 2 | 5 |
| 8 | Latvia | 2 | 2 | 0 | 4 |
| 9 | New Zealand | 1 | 4 | 2 | 7 |
| 10 | Switzerland | 1 | 2 | 4 | 7 |