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BMX reporters and enthusiasts are closely watching the blossoming career of nine-year-old Jemma Tollefson, also known as “Lil’ JT,” who currently holds the #1 ranking for her national age group (NAG), the #1 ranking in her home state of Minnesota, and the USA BMX Gold Cup Champion title. Jemma is no doubt a formidable racer and an exceptional athlete, but she is also a role model to BMX riders of all ages. The story of her remarkable success in racing as well as her unwavering love for the sport through adversity is an inspiration to many in the BMX community and beyond. If you aren’t already, you will want to pay attention to this rising star in the BMX world. So what makes Jemma shine?

Jemma Tollefson

Just before turning nine this past May, Jemma secured an astonishing triple win at the Route 66 Classic Nationals in the high desert of Arizona, part of the USA BMX National Series, placing first in her class, 8 Expert Girls, all three days of competition. Very few riders can pull off that kind of consistency, especially at the national level competing against the best racers from all over the country. But, as her fans and her competitors know, for Jemma, consecutive first-place results are no surprise. Victory is the rule for Lil’ JT. Jemma has since graduated to the next age class and shows no signs of slowing down even as the competition gets fiercer, as evidenced by her #6 overall national ranking.

The E-FISE Junior by Hot Wheels Video Contest has started and you can submit your video entries between July 12-26.

TO PARTICIPATE, 3 EASY STEPS. Entering is simple all you have to do is:

1.Shoot: The video must only be 1 minute max with the opening bumper included.

2.Submit: Fill out the registration form and upload your video. You will receive an email informing you once your video is approved by our moderators.

Today, Hurricane Group is launching the E-FISE Junior by Hot Wheels, a video competition that will shine a light on a whole new generation of riders. The contest will take place on the e-fise.com platform and officially begins on 15th July running until the end of August. Following the success of e-fise 2020, it's now time for kids in BMX, Skateboard, Roller and Scooter to enjoy a fully dedicated to them edition of the festival : the E-FISE Junior by Hot Wheels. Organized during the July and August holidays, it is a video competition that will promote the young women and men of Urban Sports, and bring out young talents from around the world.

By partnering with the famous brand Hot Wheels, the E-FISE Junior by Hot Wheels allows all riders up to

We are very excited to welcome Javitxu de la Torre to the Flybikes family! Over the years, we’ve watched as younger and younger riders have progressed faster and faster, and it’s been incredible. But, when Sergio Layos puts your name out to be on the team, you know you’re on another level! Check out the future as Javitxu and Sergio team up for this amazing video!

Caiden just turned 10!! This year was pretty epic! Caiden's BMX riding progression was taken to the next level! He even started touring with Nitro Circus doing huge tricks over huge gaps! Remember all the crazy things he did to his bike?!

You hit a million subscribers on YouTube on your 10th birthday too right? Congrats on all your accomplishments this year Caiden, including your first signature complete bike!

Caiden got sponsored by his dream company, Hot Wheels! They have been behind Caiden on his BMX bike since he was 6 years old! It was finally time to make it official! Thank you to everyone who subscribed Caiden hit 1Million today on his Birthday!

9 year old Connor Stitt lands big bmx tricks like the 720, double backflip, and frontflip in this bmx compilation! (Double backflip kid from Gymkhana Pastrana 11).

Caiden travels to Woodward Pennsylvania to compete in the USA Freestyle BMX competition! This is his first in person competition all year! He even tries to land a 360 backflip!

USABMX Freestyle decided it was time to organize a national championship for the non-Elite riders. As everyone knows and understands, putting on events during the pandemic isn't an easy task but the hunger for riders to get together and ride at a place called Woodward could not be stopped. Competitions were held in 5 classes and as expected it didn't take much for everyone to show their talent. As USABMX's Shannon Gillette put it: "All in all it was a great success and the the stoke was high with the riders and the families. We're currently working on locations and dates for a series in 2021." We've gathered some photos and the results for you. Find the video of the event in the video section (hit this link to take you there).