Jessie Aikman Death – A woman has died after a deadly accident that happened on cross country at the Championships. The victim has been identified as Horse rider Jessie Aikman. According to reports, Jessie Aikman, a resident of Rollinsford, New Hampshire passed away from injuries sustained in the bad accident. No further information was mentioned. The details surrounding the accident were not stated. Thoughts and prayers are with her family during this difficult time.
you all have been truly amazing. The family thanks you for all the wishes, love, and prayers. Unfortunately, I have to share that Jessie passed away today. Her love of life and the light she brought to everyone she met will be missed, but you all made her feel special in her last days. Thank you
Who was Jessie Aikman?
Jessie Aikman was born in Cambridge, Massachusetts, and lived in Rollinsford, New Hampshire. She graduated from the University of New Hampshire Wildcats. Jessie worked at Back Channel Canvas Shop and she was a well-known horse rider. If you knew Jessie you loved her. She was the light everyone needed.
The family will release an obituary and funeral arrangements for Jessie Aikman.
Related story: Blevins injured in crash at world championships
Christopher Blevins faced a challenging start to this week’s World Championships in Scotland, putting his participation in doubt. The USA’s elite national champion in cross-country Olympic and short-track cross-country had a serious crash during training on Sunday.
As a result of the accident, Blevins sustained a broken finger, a concussion, and required stitches on his face. His team, Specialized Factory Racing, confirmed the concussion diagnosis and emphasized the importance of monitoring his health before deciding on his participation.
The cross-country mountain biking championships are set to commence on Wednesday with a mixed team relay. On Thursday, the elite short-track and junior cross-country races will occur, while the cross-country Olympic races are scheduled for Friday (U23 riders) and Saturday (elite field).
In addition to Blevins, several Durango riders are part of the competition. Savilia Blunk, the USA elite women’s national champion in XCO and XCC, is in Switzerland competing for rainbow jerseys. The USA’s world team also includes U23 racers Riley Amos, Carson Beard, and Bailey Cioppa, with Beard holding the title of men’s U23 short track champion. Riley Amos previously finished second to Blevins in both the XCO and XCC races. This year’s championships encompass 13 disciplines, spanning road, track, BMX, and mountain biking, with some champions already crowned.
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