Olympics: BMX Racing Offshore Odds, Preview, and Pick

For the fifth time in Olympics history, BMX events will be included on the cycling schedule. It has been one of the success stories of the Games in recent memory, with the competition doing an excellent job of attracting a younger demographic to the Games. You can find the latest odds and picks for the men’s and women’s BMX Racing events here.

Men’s Olympics BMX Racing Offshore Odds & Pick

The Men’s BMX Racing event was staged for the fourth time at the Olympics in 2020, and it continued its excellent reputation as being one of the most competitive gold medals on the schedule. There was Dutch success in the event in Tokyo, wth Niek Kimmann winning the top prize.

Kye Whyte finished second in the event, and the Brit could be an outside chance of going one better this summer. However, Joris Daudet is preferred to avenge his setback at the previous Olympics after failing to finish in Tokyo. The French rider has won four World Championship golds, and one World Cup title.

Women’s Olympics BMX Racing Offshore Odds & Pick

The Women’s BMX Racing event in 2020 was one of the most exciting competitions on the cycling schedule. Mariana Pajon was the defending champion following success in 2012, while the Colombian was also the most recent world champion.

However, Bethany Shriever was a deserving winner of the gold medal after finishing clear of Mariana Pajon. The Brit will be a leading contender once again in Paris, as she looks to add to her gold medal at the World Championships last year.

But, Saya Sakakibara could be preferred to get her revenge after crashing in the heats in Japan. The Australian 24-year-old has won the top prize at the last two World Cups, and she could finally get her hands on the top prize at the Olympics this summer.

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