Britain's Reilly soars to BMX freestyle world title
The 22-year-old Reilly, whose trailblazing two-wheeled stunts have earned him a huge online following, pulled every trick out of the bag to nail his second run to score 95.80.
A rain shower prolonged the agony as organisers dried the track, with just Australia's Olympic champion Logan Martin and 2022 world champion Rimu Nakamura still to ride their second attempts around the circuit. The 29-year-old Martin was already assured of a bronze and produced a sensational second ride but was unable to dislodge Reilly from the top of the leaderboard, settling for silver.Reilly's second ride left the fans at Glasgow Green dizzy as he served up a feat including a triple whip and front flip before ending with a double flair and casually tossing his bike to the ground.
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