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Jesse Asmus

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Jesse Asmus, born on 18 January 2003, is an Australian BMX racer. In the espoirs category he won a round of the 2024 World Cup in Brisbane and finished that season third overall, took bronze at the 2024 Oceania championships and then silver at the 2025 continental championships, behind the New Zealander Bennett Greenough. Moving up to the elite ranks in 2026, he won the Oceania title in February and rode his first world championships at home in Brisbane, where he qualified for the quarter finals with the best time. Strong gusts stopped the competition and the organisers awarded the titles on the times set in the eighth finals, which made him world champion without his final being run.

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2003 1
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1 1
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Source Wikipedia (Spanish): Jesse Asmus

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BMX, Sports
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Jesse Asmus, né le 18 janvier 2003, est un coureur cycliste australien, spécialiste du BMX.
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    Jesse Asmus, né le 18 janvier 2003, est un coureur cycliste australien, spécialiste du BMX.
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    Champion du monde de BMX
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    Jesse Asmus, né le 18 janvier 2003, est un coureur cycliste australien, spécialiste du BMX.
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    Jesse Asmus, né le 18 janvier 2003, est un coureur cycliste australien, spécialiste du BMX.
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Wikipedia (Spanish): Jesse Asmus
Wikipedia (Spanish)Competed In: UCI BMX World Championships, Lead
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Ganó una medalla de oro en el Campeonato Mundial de Ciclismo BMX de 2026, en la carrera individual.
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