Racheal Cecil Crowned Onewheel World Champion at Race For The Rail 2024

Oskar Fällman

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Racheal Cecil Crowned Onewheel World Champion at Race For The Rail 2024

Reno, Nevada – In a thrilling display of skill and determination, Racheal Cecil emerged victorious at the Race For The Rail 2024, clinching the title of Onewheel World Champion. The event, held on August 16-17th at Sky Tavern Ski Resort, saw 26 of the world’s best Onewheel riders compete in a fierce boardercross-style race down the slopes.

Cecil’s performance was nothing short of spectacular as she navigated the challenging course with precision and speed, ultimately crossing the finish line first and securing the coveted Race for the Rail trophy along with a $10,000 prize. This is the third time she wins the title, she has already won 2022 and 2023 making her the best women rider in history.

The competition was intense, with riders pushing the limits of their boards and their skills. Spectators were treated to an action-packed event, filled with dramatic overtakes and high-speed descents. The atmosphere was electric, with fans cheering on their favourite riders and celebrating the spirit of the sport.

Women’s Results:

1st – Racheal Cecil – $10,000
2nd – Mercedes Silva – $2,500
3rd – Ashley Gnann – $1,000

The Race For The Rail 2024 was a testament to the growing popularity and excitement surrounding Onewheel racing. For more information about the Onewheel Racing League and upcoming events, visit the Race For The Rail 2024 website.

About Oskar Fällman

Oskar Fällman, founder of FallmanTech, is a seasoned Onewheel rider and a visionary system engineer with a master’s degree in Industrial Management and Engineering from Lund University. With thousands of miles under his belt, he blends deep technical expertise with a passion for innovation, safety, and the future of personal electric vehicles. As a leader in the Onewheel community, Oskar champions responsible riding, emerging technology, and the growth of the sport. Beyond micro‑mobility, he is an accomplished inventor with 22 international patents in advanced medical‑device engineering. His patented work spans thermal‑management systems, fluid‑control architectures, sensor‑driven diagnostics, machine‑learning‑based safety algorithms, and reliability testing for life‑sustaining equipment — innovations that strengthen modern peritoneal dialysis systems used worldwide. Whether developing next‑generation medical technology or exploring new frontiers in electric board sports, Oskar’s work is driven by curiosity, precision, and a commitment to making complex systems safer and smarter. LinkedIn, Academia profile, Contact, Twitter, Patents. Oskar Erik Frode Styrbjörn Fällman (Karlsson)