Beth Shriever claimed her third BMX world title at the 2025 World Championships in Denmark with a time of 35.614 seconds, finishing ahead of Australia’s Saya Sakakibara. After initially struggling in her semi-final, Shriever led the final from the first corner and finished over a second clear of her competitor. British teammate Elsa Rendall Todd earned silver in the junior final, while Kye Whyte, last year's Olympic silver medallist, was eliminated in the quarter-finals after placing fifth. Shriever expressed her excitement and relief after the win, emphasizing her determination to succeed.
Beth Shriever secured her third BMX world title at the 2025 World Championships in Denmark, finishing with a time of 35.614 seconds. She led from the first corner and finished over a second ahead of Australian Saya Sakakibara.
After achieving Olympic gold in Tokyo, Shriever recovered from a challenging semi-final to dominate the final race, stating, "It feels absolutely incredible. It's been a mad, mad day of racing."
Shriever's victory adds to her achievements, having won her second European title earlier in the year, showcasing resilience after finishing last in the Olympic final the previous summer.
British team-mate Elsa Rendall Todd secured silver in the women's junior final clocking 38.401 seconds, while Kye Whyte, a Tokyo Olympic silver medallist, experienced disappointment by finishing fifth in his quarter-final.
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