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Woodward BMX Season 2 - EP7 - The Last Ride. It all comes down to this! After a whirlwind week, the dust has settled, and the scores are tallied. But before we close the curtain on Season 2, it's time for one last ride.
Not much to say, I have to be better than I was. Lots of work to do.
Came up on some lost footage from a few different road trips with the heavy hitters around new england, so we sliced it together for your viewing pleasure.
Ft. Andres Ochoa, Dan Kruk, Brandon Begin, Marc Ramos, Jeff tascon, Anthony Catlow, Zack Henderson, Mike Brennan, and Matt Green
In the vibrant heart of Brisbane, a tapestry of BMX brilliance unfolded as the world's fastest racers descended upon the electrifying tracks for rounds 3 and 4 of the UCI BMX Racing World Cup. While a brief respite separated the pulse-pounding action from the previous rounds in Rotorua, the anticipation crackled in the air as riders immersed themselves in the sunny embrace of Australia's summer.
With the 2024 UCI BMX Racing World Cup's six-round saga unfolding across these pivotal weeks, contenders steeled themselves for an epic battle to etch their names into BMX history. Saya Sakakibara of Australia and Joris Daudet of France emerged as frontrunners, their prowess poised to seize victory amidst the high-octane chaos.
Name: Marshall Gehrke
Age: 17
Hometown: Antioch, Illinois, USA
Hook-ups: Vans, Ssquared bikes, Hyper bikes, danscomp, Snafu, EVS protection
The FAT favorites list:
-Spot to ride: Woodward PA: best parks in the US
-BMX video: Markit Zero (love this video part so much)
-Website: Danscomp’s website, I’m always shopping
-Web video: Scotty Cranmer vs Cory Berglar game of bike: made me wanna ride freestyle
-Person on Instagram: Wicked slams, I love fails
-Travel destination: Austin Texas, love the food and weather
-Riders to ride with: Jared weidower, Lennox Zimmerman, George Ntavoutian
-Car: 2000 Nissan Skyline r34
FantasyBMX.com, the newest and most exciting addition to the BMX racing scene, is thrilled to announce its official launch. Designed to bring the adrenaline-fueled excitement of fantasy sports to BMX enthusiasts worldwide, FantasyBMX.com is set to revolutionize how fans engage with the sport they love. Fantasy games have long been a staple in the world of professional sports, offering fans an immersive and interactive way to experience the action. With the launch of FantasyBMX.com, BMX racing fans now have their own platform to showcase their passion, knowledge, and competitive spirit.
Episode 47: Jason Watts has been riding for Backbone for 10 years and has been a paid professional BMX rider for the same length time. His riding speaks volumes, but he is also deeply involved with the BMX industry, being team manager for Volume and Demolition, co-founding Fast and Loose BMX, as well as building skateparks across the world for BMX events through his ramp building company Universal Ramps.
Tobias Wicke visited the backyard for a session one afternoon & these clips were the result.
Bringing the stoke to Japan! Monster Energy congratulates team rider Anthony Jeanjean on taking first place in BMX Freestyle Park at Enoshima Wave Fest in Japan. In the season opener of the 2024 UCI BMX World Cup, the 25-year-old Olympic athlete from Béziers, France, soared above the competition in the Elite Men’s division. In the Elite Women’s Park division of the BMX Freestyle Park event, 27-year-old Maca Perez Grasset from Santiago, Chile, brought home the trophy for second place.
From February 22-25, the Enoshima Wave Fest kicked off the 2024 UCI BMX Freestyle World Cup with an international field of riders competing in Park and Flatland disciplines. The new Wave Fest event combines BMX, live music, and food experiences in a festival atmosphere.
Racer, Dirt Jumper, and full on freestyle BMX lifer Todd Wildman Lyons is in the Unclicked studio! Todd is a living legend, He’s seen it all and is an encyclopedia of BMX knowledge. Coincidently he has a-lot of his day to day written down in a journal. Hurry to that play button and get to know The WIldman
After doing a BMX 'zine for ten years (1987 - 1996) FATBMX made it on the internet. The year was 1998. Here to stay.