"No one would have done this." The bone was sticking out, yet the Czech still went for gold. Her series takes your breath away.

Sabina Košárková, a 20-year-old Czech cyclist, excels in Olympic BMX and pumptrack, winning five consecutive world medals. Despite a broken thumb, she secured silver at the pumptrack world championship in Beijing, finishing just 85 thousandths of a second behind the winner. Košárková faced significant pain during the competition but relied on adrenaline and determination to succeed. She aims for the 2028 Olympics, acknowledging the challenges of qualifying due to limited spots for Czech athletes. While pumptrack is a secondary focus, she appreciates the community it fosters among competitors. Košárková's journey reflects resilience and a passion for pushing her limits in cycling.