Advanced Rider - BMX Certification

Advanced Rider - BMX Certification

BMX racing requires a high level of technical ability to execute a track safely and competently. The 
technical level of competency requirements is increased depending on speed and course design.
The Advanced Rider Certification has been developed to ensure riders are ready for racing on any 
BMX track with an Advanced Section (as outlined in Table 1). Noting that advanced sections vary 
from track to track, the following are considered Advanced Sections:

• Designated Pro Straights; or
• 8m SX Hill

These sections require a higher level of technical, physical and mental ability, to execute them safely 
and competently.

For further information and the form, please click here.

Once approved and this has been added to your profile, this will be on the field "Coach Accreditation Level" on your Digital Card here.
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Please see below on how to access this once you have your Digital Card:

Apple Wallet

These are available on the reverse side of your digital card. To view this information, click on the three dots on the top right corner '...' when viewing the card. 



Google Pay

These are available directly below your digital card. You must click into the card to view this detail.


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