Anthony Jeanjean Triumphs at 2025 UCI Urban World Championships in Riyadh

The stage was set in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia, from November 5-8, 2025, as the city hosted the much-anticipated UCI Urban World Championships, featuring BMX Flatland and BMX Freestyle Park competitions. Among the contenders, Anthony Jeanjean, representing Monster Energy, outshone all the competitors, clinching the title in the men's elite BMX Freestyle Park category. This victory marks a pivotal moment in Jeanjean's career, showcasing his incredible skills on the BMX.

In an electrifying final round held on November 8, the 27-year-old from Béziers, France, displayed an impressive performance that earned him his first World Championship title. With a flawless execution during his last run, Jeanjean amazed the judges and the audience alike. The course itself was a formidable challenge, featuring massive obstacles like wall rides and quarter pipes, which Jeanjean maneuvered with remarkable precision and flair.

The Challenge of the Course

The BMX Park course in Riyadh was designed to test the limits of each rider. Competing against some of the best in the sport, Jeanjean executed a series of technical tricks that demonstrated both his athleticism and creativity. His winning run included complex maneuvers such as a double down whip into the quarter pipe, a double barspin 720, and a backflip triple tailwhip over the spine. These elements showcased his mastery and earned him an impressive score of 94.44 points.

Reflecting on his journey to this moment, Jeanjean remarked, "It's my first time as the World Champion! I'm so happy about that and so happy about my riding tonight. Not an easy year for me, but I'm here with the jersey and so happy to be the World Champion this year!" His emotional reaction highlighted the significance of this win after a challenging year, which included setbacks in training and competition.

Overcoming Challenges

Previously, Jeanjean had experienced a rough start in the finals, crashing in his first attempt. However, he demonstrated resilience by regaining his composure for the second run, stating, "I crashed in my first run and tried my best in the second. It wasn't easy coming back, but I'm so happy it worked to take the World Championship." This triumph not only serves as a personal milestone for Jeanjean but also represents his growth as an athlete.

In addition to his World Championship title, Jeanjean had an impressive season, securing a bronze medal at the 2024 Paris Olympics and finishing the year ranked highest in the UCI BMX Park World Cup standings. His recent victory adds another significant accolade to his burgeoning career, further establishing him as one of the leading figures in BMX freestyle.

Looking Ahead

As Jeanjean celebrates this monumental achievement, he continues to inspire others in the BMX community and beyond. For fans and aspiring riders, his story is a testament to hard work, determination, and the pursuit of excellence in sport. Interested individuals can follow his journey and that of the Monster Energy BMX team on Monster Energy's official website and social media platforms, including YouTube, Facebook, Instagram, X, and TikTok.

In celebrating Jeanjean's victory, Monster Energy reinforces its commitment to supporting athletes who redefine boundaries in extreme sports. As Jeanjean embarks on this new chapter as a World Champion, the BMX scene eagerly anticipates what he will achieve next.

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