BSX - One on One pro challenge -
A Royal Children's Hospital fundraiser
Last update:
24 May, 2008
What is BSX?
BSX is short for bicycle supercross, it's a stripped back variation
of BMX racing. With two separate tracks for riders to compete
against each other in a one on one elimination style format. Instead
of physical strength riders depend on skills and finesse, on a
track like this even the smallest mistakes can be costly. As much
as it's challenging and fun for riders, it's also designed for
spectators and more particularly to raise money for the Royal
Children's Hospital Foundation. All profits raised from gate takings,
auctions, raffles and merchandise sales go to the Royal Children's
Hospital.
Year |
Funds raised |
2008
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$2,100.00+
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2007 |
$6,285.35 |
2006 |
$3,213.90 |
Total |
$11,598.25 |
* 2008 total still yet to be locked down.
When is the next BSX?
We are planning on running BSX in January 2009
Past BSX events
BSX has been run in January 2006 and January 2007 and is building
momentum. Luke Madill has dominated both years but the competition
just keeps getting tougher.
Click on the following links for race reports and results:
BSX track photo - October 28, 2006
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