Cycling Zimbabwe

Huge congratulations to Kai Wilmans on an incredible run at the BMX World Championships in Brisbane! 🌍🔥 Making it to the semi-finals in the 15–16 Cruiser Boys and finishing 12th in the world is no small feat – we're so proud of you! 👏

Keep pushing, keep racing – the future is bright! 🚴‍♂️⚡

"We extend our heartfelt congratulations to our young BMX riders for representing Zimbabwe with pride at the World Championships in Brisbane, Australia. Your courage, discipline, and sportsmanship have inspired us all. Competing among the world's best is a victory in itself. We are incredibly proud of each of you."

Competing at the World Championships in is no small feat—it takes incredible dedication, courage, and skill. Whether they brought home medals or personal bests, every rider gained invaluable experience on the global stage.

Here's to their hard work, the support of their coaches and families, and the bright future ahead for these young athletes. 🚲💨

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Faith Tuhwe finished 5th in the Elite women's category at The Beefcor 8-hour challenge — a fantastic result against 150 riders!

Her next race, The 100 Miler Munga Alzu Gravel Race, takes place on July 25, 2026, at the Alzu Petroport in Middelburg, Mpumalanga .

With a R52,200 prize pool, it's sure to be a competitive and exciting event . Go Faith!

Meet Emmanuel Gore — Zimbabwe's most versatile young cyclist. 🇿🇼

He's the only young male rider from Zimbabwe to compete at Continental Championships in four different disciplines: BMX, MTB, Road, and Track.

And it's not just about showing up — Emmanuel has obtained medals and top‑10 finishes.

His rare versatility and competitive mindset mark him as one of Africa's most promising emerging talents.

A rare talent on the rise. 🔥🚴‍♂️