It’s a popular result for the Geelong-based Bromley, who still calls Shepparton his home club. “It’s great reward for a really long career in BMX, and I'm sure he’s extremely proud of what he's achieved.” Shepparton’s World Championships representatives, from back left, Bryce MacGibbon, Tim Austin, Kate Fairgray, Nathan May, Aidee Shephard, Remi Poole, and Layla Kelly. Fairgray finished sixth in the cruiser women’s 35-44 category, an inspiring turn as a relative newcomer to the sport for the New Zealand-aligned World Championship rider. “There are some really, really big classes of riders that have come from all over the world.