African BMX Racing Championships

The African BMX Racing Championships (French : Championnat d'afrique de BMX) is the African top BMX Racing Championships. The first event was held in 2014 at Giba Gorge, KwaZulu-Natal in South Africa.[1] It was held along with the South African BMX National Championship.[1]

It is ruled and managed by the African Cycling Confederation.

In 2025 there were seventy athletes from five countries - Central Africa Republic, Côte d’Ivoire, Egypt, South Africa, and Sudan.[2]

Editions

Year Host City
2014 South AfricaDurban
2015 ZimbabweHarare
2016 South AfricaDurban
2017 ZimbabweHarare
2018 EgyptCairo
2019-2021 not held
2022 ZimbabweBulawayo
2023 ZimbabweBulawayo
2024 ZimbabweBulawayo[3]
2025 ZimbabweHarare

Men's summary

Elites

Year Gold Silver Bronze
2014 South Africa Kyle Dodd South Africa Bryce Stiebel Zimbabwe Tawanda Marova
2015 South Africa Kyle Dodd South Africa Alex Limberg Zimbabwe Penias Tenthani
2016 South Africa Kyle Dodd South Africa Alex Limberg South Africa Miguel Carvalho
2017 South Africa Brandon Pratt South Africa Kyle Dodd Zimbabwe Penias Tenthani
2018 South Africa Dylan Eggar South Africa Alex Limberg South Africa Brandon Pratt
2019–2021: not held
2022 South Africa Tyler Klumper South Africa Alex Whitehead Zimbabwe Joe Ruwoko
2023 Morocco Dean Reeves South Africa Manqoba Madida South Africa Brandon Pratt
2024 Algeria Joe Chenaf[3] South Africa Alex Whitehead Zimbabwe Simon Martin
2025 Zimbabwe Joe Ruwoko[2] Zimbabwe Marlon Kaduku Zimbabwe Tawanda Marova

Men's U23

Year Gold Silver Bronze
2023 Zimbabwe Gaylord Kaduku Zimbabwe Prosper Tenthani
2025 Zimbabwe Gaylord Kaduku[2]

Juniors

Year Gold Silver Bronze
2014 South Africa Dylan Whittle South Africa Alex Limberg Zimbabwe Shae Smith
2015 Zimbabwe Shae Smith South Africa Tyler Klumper
2016 South Africa Dylan Eggar South Africa Tyler Klumper South Africa Manqoba Madida
2018 Egypt Ahmed Clip Egypt Nour Eldin Hussein Egypt Karim Mohammed
2025 Zimbabwe Ashton Kaduku

Women's summary

Elites

Year Gold Silver Bronze
2014 South Africa Stacey Bryant South Africa Paige Muller
2018 Sudan Arafa Hassan Sudan Victoria Abdelkarim Egypt Haggar Elbestawy
2024 South Africa Miyanda Maset Zimbabwe Hana Taylor South Africa Kendall Coombes
2025 South Africa Miyanda Maseti[2] Zimbabwe Helen Mitchell Zimbabwe Kudakwashe Mswaka

Women U23

Year Gold Silver Bronze
2023 Zimbabwe Hana Taylor
2025 Zimbabwe Rufaro Tembo[2] Zimbabwe Melisa Pekani

Juniors

Year Gold Silver Bronze
2014 South Africa Maia Rawlins South Africa Kayla Eggar South Africa Anita Zenani
2018 Egypt Alaa Elsayed Burundi Yvonne Iradukunda Egypt Salma Aatia
2023 South Africa Miyanda Maseti

References

  1. 1 2 "Entries open for BMX National and Continental Championship events in October". bikehub. 14 October 2014. Retrieved 31 March 2026.
  2. 1 2 3 4 5 Chitsiga, Takudzwa. "Ruwoko, Maseti crowned BMX Africa champs". Herald. Retrieved 31 March 2026.
  3. 1 2 "African BMX Championships: Algerian Chenaf crowned champion". Horizons. 21 April 2024. Retrieved 31 March 2026.


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