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VAILO ADL500 BOOST MOBILE FREESTYLE BMX UCI Final - Saturday
ENOSHIMA WAVE FEST. UCI BMX Freestyle Park and Flatland World Cup × Music-live-Food Festival. 2024.2.23-25
Hurricane Group and UCI are pleased to announce the first two rounds of the 2024 UCI BMX Freestyle World Cup, to be hosted in Enoshima, Japan, and Montpellier, France. The additional rounds of the 2024 calendar will be announced at the beginning of next year. The 2024 UCI BMX Freestyle World Cup kicks off in style, in the beautiful location of Enoshima, Japan. Japan has previously played host to the contest in 2018 and 2019 and FISE couldn’t be more delighted to once again hold an event in this amazing country.
This first UCI World Cup stop will see some of the world’s best BMX Freestyle athletes compete in both the Park and Flatland formats, with categories open for Men and Women.
The competition will be part of the Enoshima Wave Fest, a unique and exciting new event combining BMX Freestyle, Live Music and a Food Festival.
UCI BMX FREESTYLE WORLD CUP (Park and Flatland)
ENOSHIMA, JAPAN
Part of ENOSHIMA WAVE FEST
22 - 25 FEBRUARY 2024
Enoshima, Fujisawa,
Kanagawa, 251-0036, Japan
We are backkkkkk! The ODI Outside series continues. This time around we hit the streets with local San Diego Pro Demarcus Paul. Follow along as we check out some unlikely spots and make the best of what we find. Enjoy!
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