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Simple Session is back at Unibet Arena in Tallinn, Estonia – celebrating its massive 25-year anniversary! A quarter-century of mind-blowing riding, unforgettable moments, and a global community of athletes pushing the limits.
Simple Session is back at Unibet Arena in Tallinn, Estonia – celebrating its massive 25-year anniversary! A quarter-century of mind-blowing riding, unforgettable moments, and a global community of athletes pushing the limits.
What an amazing start to the weekend! The @simple-sessionX Visit Estonia BMX Best Trick was definitely a wild one. Click "Play" to see what went down and who put it there.
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Guest List 15 is now live! Featuring Odyssey's Dennis Enarson, who invited the transition annihilator, Kevin Peraza. Such a great pairing. Enjoy!
"We're done! I'm never fucking coming back here." - Josh Carrasco
It's official - Simple Session 25 has begun! After the first practice, everyone moved venue to Krulli Warehouse for what turned into an absolutely wild Best Trick event.
Simple Session Practice day 1, back in the Unibet arena with an all new course. You already know this weekend is going to be crazy...
@simple-session25th anniversary is popping off in Tallinn (Estonia) this weekend. Here are some highlights from the first BMX practice on the epic Nate Wessel designed course to get you in the mood.
Simple Session 25 kicks off with Best trick comp on the Bell and cash for tricks on the Flatrail
On Thursday evening, the 25th anniversary of Simple Session commenced with the highly anticipated Best Trick competition, where athletes displayed their most daring and skillful tricks. A standout feature of the event was a specially designed rideable structure, which will later be relocated to Freedom Square to further enhance Tallinn's extreme sports scene.
Returning to a large-scale venue, this year's Simple Session milestone event unfolded in the historic Krulli repair hall, evoking memories of past competitions held at Põhjala Factory and Tartu Kammivabrik.
In the BMX division, the Best Trick Award went to Sasha Cambon (France) for his abubaca jam tailwhip out, a complex and visually stunning maneuver requiring extreme precision, balance, and swift footwork.
Elite skateboarders and BMX riders also had the opportunity to test their skills on "Kelluke," a new rideable sculpture developed through a collaboration between Simple Session and the City of Tallinn.
“Simple Session is more than just an annual gathering that attracts thousands of fans—it has inspired an entire generation,” stated Tallinn's Mayor Jevgeni Ossinovski, who officially inaugurated the Best Trick competition. He highlighted that the sculpture serves not only as a tribute to Simple Session but also as a valuable addition to the local community.
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