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 Name:
Martijn Scherpen
Nickname:
“Terminator”
Date of birth:
29-04-1988
Email:
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Nationality:
Dutch
Hometown:
Emmen
Hometrack:
Assen (FC-Unitas)
Years of racing:
I started BMX racing
when I was almost 4 years old
Favorite food:
Spaghetti Bolognese & Pizza
Favorite track:
Valkenswaard NED
Sponsors:
NOC*NSF, Redline, Shimano, Oakley, Rabobank, Bioracer, AA-drink,
Troy lee designs, Bombshell, Giro, M Double You, Bensink, Berma.
Results:
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Multiple time Dutch Champion
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7 time European Champion
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4 time World Champion
2007
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European champion (Elite
cruiser) France
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7th of Europe (Elite men)
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Dutch champion (Elite Men)
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Won the overall national
redline top competition (Elite men)
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Semi finalist at the world
championships (Elite men) Canada
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6th
on Olympic test event in Beijing
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Became 10th in the overall UCI world ranking
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Became 3rd in the overall UCI European ranking
2006
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European indoor champion (Junior
men), winner of round 1, 2, 3, 5 & 6
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Became a "Professional" BMX rider
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Dutch champion (Elite Men)
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Won the overall national
competition (Elite men)
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European champion (Junior Men),
winner of round 1,4,5,7,9 & 10
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World 2 (Junior Men) Brazil
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Won the World ranking (junior)
2005
I didn’t do many races this year just before my
first European round I broke my collarbone on 3 places, my hand
(they put pins in my hand), my feet and some ribs. Just back on
the track and my first race I broke my collarbone again. Then the
only races I raced are the European rounds 7, 8, 9 and the worlds
the first race after the worlds I crashed again and broke my
collarbone for the 3rd time this year.
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European 2 (junior cruiser)
Suisse
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World 5 (junior men + cruiser)
Bercy, France
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Did my first AA-pro (elite-men)
race in the USA (Finished 7th)
2004
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Dutch Champion (junior men +
cruiser)
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European champion (boys 16 +
cruiser 15-16) Czech Republic
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World champion (boys 16 + cruiser
15-16) Netherlands
2003
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2nd of Europe (boys 15) France
2002
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Dutch champion and Dutch champion
cruiser
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European Champion (boys 14)
Germany
2001
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3rd of Europe (boys 13)
Switzerland
2000
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European champion (12 boys)
France
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World champion (12 cruiser) W2
(boys 12) Argentina
1999
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European champion (boys 11 years
and cruiser 12-) the Netherlands
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World champion (11 Boys) and 4th
(cruiser 12 -) France
1998
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Dutch Champion (boys 10)
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2nd of Europe (boys 10) Germany
1997
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Dutch Champion (boys 9)
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2nd of Europe (boys 9)
Netherlands
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5th of the world (boys 9) Canada
1996
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2nd of Europe (boys 8)
Switzerland
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2nd of the world (boys 8) United
Kingdom
1995
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2nd of Europe (boys 7) France
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