TSG further expands its female team and is proud to announce the latest addition in BMX: Welcome to the international pro team, Angie Marino! Angie Marino is one of the best female BMXers in the world and one of the most influential voices of female BMX riding. Founder of Yeah Zine, an online site and printed mag for girl BMXers, Angie publishes girl BMX content and motivates girls to go riding. She is a true role model and spreads the good words of BMX from a girls point of view. Angie was hooked on riding the minute she could ride without training wheels and started racing at a young age. After a break of some couple years she picked it up again and started riding skateparks and trails. Today Angie travels the world for contests and promotes girl BMX riding. She just ended up 3rd at the FISE in Montpellier.
“Angie is a great role model in the girl BMX scene as she is a passionate and talented bike rider. ?This makes her the perfect fit to join and enrich our pro team. ?She will definitely play an important role for our women's protection program. ?I am stoked that our male dominated BMX team with Brian Hunt, Ricardo Laguna, Alessandro Barbero, Patrick Guimez and Markus Hampl now gets some female flavour”, ?says Nadja Herger communication manager at TSG.
Angie rides with the Nipper Maxi helmet and the Shinguard BMX Tailwhip protector.
Welcome to the team Angie!
TSG
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