Sarah Walker
Queen of the Track
Sarah Walker started BMXing in 1999 following the footsteps of her brother. Showing she had talent from the get go by winning in her first ever nationals and hasn't slowed down since.
She has consistently been a strong competitor in Oceania and is proving her self amongst European racers too as she held first ranking for UCI points.
The biggest result Sarah has achieved was becoming World Champion in Canada earlier this year where she dominated the competition and nailed every jump to give her a very convincing win - see video below. Sarah also represented NZ at the Beijing Olympics in what was the first time the sport was at the games, she had great heat races and got a respectable 4th in the final after what was a very eventful race.
You can also learn more on Sarah’s website www.sarahwalker96.com .
- 2007 - World Champion Elite Womens Cruiser
- 2007 - Ranked World No.1 in the UCI rounds
- 2007 - Ranked Oceania No.1 in the UCI rounds
- 2006 - World No. 3 in Junior Elite Womens
- 2006 - World No. 2 in Junior Elite Cruiser Womens
- 2006 - Ranked World No.7 in the UCI rounds
- 2006 - Ranked Oceania No.2 in the UCI rounds
- 2005 - World No. 2 in Junior Elite Women
- 2005 - World No. 2 in 16yr Girls
- 2005 - World No. 6 in 18 and Under Female Cruiser
- 2005 - Ranked World No. 1 in the UCI rounds
- 2005 - Ranked Oceania No.1 in the UCI rounds
Chula Vista Update - Sarah
As you may know, I went down to Wellington, the night before I flew out to USA for the opening of the new BikeNZ building. I arrived in the afternoon where I went to the NZOC to meet some people there. While I was there, I did an interview in the new Olympic Museum with a TV One crew for the...
BMX World Champs - Sarah
Came away with third today but personally would have liked a couple of places better. There were only 10 girls entered for cruiser this year but not a lack of competition. I had the "easier" moto and won all three moto's easily and qualifying for the final with the fastest time. By the time the...
