Regional BMX rider heading to world championships in Denmark

MOSES LAKE– Alli Kay Tatum started riding motorcycle in 2021 when she was 12 years of ages. Four years later on, she is going the UCI BMX Racing World Championships in Copenhagen, Denmark.”It was just surreal, it finally took place. I never thought it would take place, but I was simply actually excited,” she stated. In January, she received the champions at a race in Florida. She was motivated to certify after going up to the girls’ professional level, she said. She remembered a good friend of hers who certified in 2015 in the very same race. Alli Kay Tatum takes a fall during a race after trying to turn a corner on the track. Tatum’s mommy said falling becomes part of the sport and a great deal of racers will wait at the end of the track to examine their fellow riders. Alli Kay Tatum going through a track before a race. Tatum said she is a competitive person, and she enjoys that component of BMX racing.
Alli Kay Tatum leads the pack of racers as she handles rough surface on a BMX track. Tatum said getting a fast start of the gate is crucial to winning a race and controlling the speed of her challengers.