Mariana Pajón Biography and Sexy Photos

Mariana Pajón Londoño (born ten October, 1991 in Medellín) may be a Colombian pedaller, Olympic Gold Medalist and BMX World Champion.

She attained her 1st national title at age of five and her 1st world title at nine. Overall, she is that the winner of fourteen world championships, two national championships within the u. s., nine yankee|Spanish American|resident|occupant|occupier} Championships and ten Pan American championships. She conjointly won Gold at the 2012 Summer athletic contest in London, on August tenth. Pajon's achievements in BMX have attained her the nickname "Queen of BMX"

She was hand-picked to be the flag-bearer for Colombia at the 2012 Summer athletic contest at the gap Ceremony.

BMX Olympic champion

After being the flag-bearer for Colombia throughout the gap Ceremony of the 2012 Summer athletic contest, Pajon's 1st participation within the BMX event resulted within the 1st medal for Colombia throughout the 2012 games and therefore the second overall in Colombia's participation within the athletic contest.

After achieving a splendid first position altogether 3 runs of the Semifinals, Pajon won with a time of thirty seven.706 seconds throughout the ultimate.

Awards

Taiyuan 2008

Arc en ciel.png World Champion, Junior Women Cruiser

Adelaide 2009

Arc en ciel.png World Champion, Junior Women
Arc en ciel.png World Champion, Junior Women Cruiser

Pietermaritzburg 2010

Arc en ciel.png World Champion Elite, Women Cruiser

Copenhagen 2011

Arc en ciel.png World Champion, Elite Women
Bronze Bronze Medal, Elite Women's Time Trial

Birmingham 2012

Fifth position, Elite Women

Olympics

London 2012

Gold medal icon.svg Olympic Gold Medal, Women's BMX

Mariana Pajón Pics When Get Olympic Gold Medal, Women's BMX

Mariana Pajón Personal information

Full name : Mariana Pajón Londoño
Nickname : "Tata", "Queen of BMX"
Born : October 10, 1991 (age 20) Medellín, Colombia
Height : 1.58 m (5 ft 2 in)[1]
Weight : 53 kg (117 lb)[1]

Team information

Discipline : Bicycle Motocross (BMX)
Role : Rider

Medal record

Competitor for Colombia

Olympic Games

Gold 2012 London Women's BMX

World Championships

Gold 2011 Copenhagen Elite Women
Bronze 2011 Copenhagen Elite Women's Time Trial
Gold 2010 Pietermaritzburg Elite Women Cruiser
Gold 2009 Adelaide Junior Women Cruiser
Gold 2009 Adelaide Junior Women
Gold 2008 Taiyuan Junior Women Cruiser