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Great Britain’s Beth Shriever won her third BMX world title as she triumphed at the 2025 World Championships in Denmark.<\/b><\/p>\n
Shriever, Olympic champion in Tokyo four years ago, crossed the line in 35.614 seconds to finish ahead of Australian Saya Sakakibara and Dutch rider Judy Baauw.<\/p>\n
Elsa Rendall Todd took silver in the junior final in Copenhagen.<\/p>\n
Having recovered from a bad start in her semi-final, Shriever led into the first corner in the final and pulled away to finish more than a second clear of Paris 2024 gold medallist Sakakibara.<\/p>\n
“It feels absolutely incredible,” said Shriever, 26.<\/p>\n
“It’s been a mad, mad day of racing. I scraped through the semi and just said this is all or nothing now. I’m gassed to take home the win.”<\/p>\n
Shriever finished last in the Olympic final last summer but won her second European title this year before completing her world title treble.<\/p>\n
British team-mate Rendall Todd, 17, crossed the line in 38.401 secs for silver in the women’s junior final, closely behind New Zealand’s champion Lily Greenough, who clocked 38.130.<\/p>\n
But there was disappointment for Kye Whyte, the Tokyo Olympic silver medallist, after he was eliminated after finishing fifth in his quarter-final.<\/p>\n<\/div>\n