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The Vans BMX Pro Cup Series, the world’s leading platform for elite BMX park terrain competition, announces the official 2018 World Tour dates and locations for the upcoming season. The celebrated BMX competition series will take place in Australia, California, Mexico and Spain, welcoming a top-ranking competitive field of invited pro BMX riders and Wildcards for their chance to compete on the world stage for a piece of the grand $155,000USD prize.



The Vans BMX Pro Cup Series is also proud to expand the 2018 World Tour with the addition of two new Regional Qualifier events in the United States and Chile, encouraging more talented BMX riders from around the world to earn their way to the Vans BMX Pro Cup World Championships. The five confirmed Regional Qualifier events are open to registration by all professional men and women BMX riders beginning in Santiago, Chile on March 23. The top three podium winners from each Regional Qualifier will advance to the Vans BMX Pro Cup Pro Tour, and secure their invite to the Vans BMX Pro Cup World Championships.



2018 VANS BMX PRO CUP SERIES WORLD TOUR ZEITPLAN



Regional Qualifiers

Santiago, Chile
March 23 & 25

Sydney, Australia
April 27

Woodward East, Pennsylvania
June 28

Guadalajara, Mexico
August 24

Málaga, Spain
September 21



*registration information is available on vansbmxprocup.com



Pro Tour

Sydney, Australia
April 29

Huntington Beach, CA
August 3 & 5

Guadalajara, Mexico
August 25 - 26



World Championship

Málaga, Spain
September 22 - 23



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All the best

Your kunstform BMX Shop Team

The schedule for this year's Vans BMX Pro Cup Series is now live! A stop of the BMX event next to Sydney, Mexico City, Singapore and Huntington Beach is Waiblingen, Stuttgart. Get ready for BMX legends like Larry Edgar, Dennis Enarson, Alex Hiam and many more.

More information about the event:

www.vansbmxprocup.com

All the best, your kunstform BMX Shop Team!

What:
Vans BMX Pro Cup Series 2019
BMX disciplines: BMX Park

When & Where:
April 5 - 6, 2019, Singapore

April 10 - 13, 2019, Sydney, Australia

June 14 - 16, 2019, Stuttgart, Germany

August 16 - 18, 2019, Mexico City, Mexico

September 13 - 15, 2019, Huntington Beach, California

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