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Age: 23
Hometown: Tauranga, NZ
Sponsors: Haro Bikes, Bell Helmets, Alias, Box Components, Honda, Wattbike, Oakley, Stealth, G-Shock, BSN, Skull Candy

What is the best track you rode on in 2014?
Kurt: Really enjoy racing at South Park each year. It's got a nice downhill flow and a decent pro set

Age: 24
Hometown: Paris, France
Sponsors: HARO - EIFFAGE CONSTRUCTION - BOX COMPONENTS - ALLTRICKS - MAM AND DAD

What is the best track you rode on in 2014?
VALENTINO: I loved the World Cup in Argentina : technical, fast, long. I love when there is a big pick up as on the first straight.

What was the worst track you had to ride in 2014 in your opinion ?
VALENTINO: I think Rotterdam was too small for elite riders. I loved the first straight and there were good ideas on the rest of the track. I guest it was not easy to do a good track with these facilities but straights were too short, we were notable to pass someone without crashes...

Who did the raddest move on the track in 2014?

Age: 21
Hometown: Gold Coast, Australia
Sponsors: BMX Australia High Performance Unit, Australian Institute of Sport, Chase Bicycles, BMX Racing Group, Elevn, Tioga, Stealth.

What is the best track you rode on in 2014?
Melinda McLeod: Chula Vista SX!

What was the worst track you had to ride in 2014 in your opinion?
Melinda McLeod: 2014 Worlds track. The small indoor tracks really don't suit my riding style, there's no room for any horsepower to kick in!

Who did the raddest move on the track in 2014?
Melinda McLeod: Sam's move in the 2nd corner at worlds to take the win.

Nobody else but Daan van Wezel won the 2014 BMX BOK at Burnside Park ’n Shop in Deventer, The Netherlands. The finals of both the under 16 class and 16+ class were crazy. The level of Dutch freestyle BMX riding is continuously increasing. Some of the highlights in the finals were flipwhips, (kinked) rail rides, decade airs and a 720 barspin. Daan van Wezel used the whole park and left the judges with their mouths wide open. Second place went to Levi Weidman. A lot of pro’s can learn from the skills of this 14 year old kid, who already won the under 16 class earlier that day. Pim Scheers from Goes is another Dutch BMX talent from the province of Zealand. He picked up 3rd place with solid runs.

Results 16+ Class:
1. Daan van Wezel (Terborg, NL)
2. Levi Weidmann (Delft, NL)
3. Pim Scheers (Zeeland, NL)
4. Steijn Leijzer (Terborg, NL)

Age: 17
Hometown: Voorst, the Netherlands
Sponsors: Bensink BMX Gates, StayStrong, Esteq Metaal&Techniek, Aannemersbedrijf Tessemaker, Meybo Bikes, Box Components, Troy Lee Designs, Tioga Tires, Lotto, Rabobank, KNWU, NOC*NSF, Born
What is the best track you rode on in 2014?