Munich Mash 25, the annual event at the Olympiapark in Munich, Germany attracts a strong group of riders each year. This time, with 5 other BMX events taking place on the same weekend, it was a bit harder to get the higher ranked riders to Mash, but the field did not disappoint at all. Enter Tom Justice, Dean Florian, Nick Bruce, Jude Jones, Marin Rantes, Jose Cedano, George Ntavoutian, Jacob Thiem, Sasha Cambon, Saul Vilar, Paul Thoelen and Sikharin Supanmart and you know the riding will be sick. With many different riding styles it was going to be entertaining in itself and the FOP with spine, small box, roller and quarters with hips and extensions on both sides and a wall in the middle, the terrain lent itself to some creative riding.
After day one 4 of the riders were eliminated from the 12-rider field. But on day one, a team comp was held which had Paul Thoelen play with the champagne regardless even though he missed the cut to the finals. Together with Dean Florian and Jude Jones the team comp was won. The head to head format with the teams made it easy to understand which team would transfer and the "black team" was the only team that won twice, making them the winners of the team competition.
When the finals started on Sunday afternoon it was hot in Munich. Still that entire grass bank was full of people watching the finals, beer in hand. With MC Maxsomenoise on the mic the 8th place qualifier started off the finals. 3 runs of 50 seconds each for each finalist with the best run counting for the final ranking of the day.
For over 20 years the skatepark of Kooigem, a small village of 800 people, has been the decor of a freestyle BMX contest, but due to know reason the new concrete BMX park that was finished in 2019 never has seen a contest, until last weekend that changed. The format of the City Battle stayed the same. Ride in pairs as a team and entertain the crowed. The public decides who won the battle and who so will advance to the next round.
This all takes place during a free music festival, and due to the insane heat the audience came late to the park. But because it's freestyle and there are no rules at this contest the 5 riders who showed up for qualy decided to play a game of bike instead to entertain the crowd.
BMX results of X Games Salt Lake City 2025
BMX Street
1 Jordan Godwin 89.33
2 Garrett Reynolds 87.33
3 Devon Smillie 86.00
4 Courage Adams 83.00
5 Kevin Peraza 81.66
6 Felix Prangenberg 81.00
7 Boyd Hilder 77.00
8 Chad Kerley 67.66
Sonic Men's BMX Park
1 Justin Dowell 94.33
2 Marcus Christopher 92.00
Final results Munich Mash 2025. Sunday 28 June 2025.
Men Finals Mash 25:
1) Jacob Thiem (USA) 89,00 points
2) Nick Bruce (USA) 89,00
3) Marin Rantes (CRO) 88,66
4) Tom Justice (GBR) 87,33
5) Jude Jones (GBR) 84,00
6) Dean Florian (GER) 80,66
7) Sasha Cambon (FRA) 76,00
8) Sikharin Supanmart (GER) 70,66
9) Paul Thoelen (GER)
10) Saul Vilar (ESP)
11) Jose Cedano (CHI)
12) George Ntavoutian (GRE)
Photo by Bart de Jong / FATBMX
C1 Results French Cup Reims, France
Men Park:
1 Reef WAY 20 GBR 200 UCI Ranking points
2 Luca BERTRAND 23 FRA 160
3 Reece DABREO 23 GBR 130
4 Samual GRACE 22 AUS 110
5 Nathan DUFORT 18 FRA 90
Day two of Summer X Games is a wrap! Monster Energy congratulates its team of action sports athletes on raising the bar on the second day of X Games Salt Lake City 2025. On Saturday, Monster Energy riders claimed a total of 12 medals (three gold, four silver, and five bronze) across seven contest events at Utah State Fairpark and Event Center. In a historic moment, the team swept the entire BMX Dirt podium on Saturday with 31-year-old Ryan Williams from Sunshine Coast, Australia, taking gold, 22-year-old Brady Baker from Toms River, New Jersey, claiming silver, and 30-year-old Daniel Sandoval from Corona, California, taking bronze.
Here’s how the action unfolded for team Monster Energy on day two of X Games Salt Lake City 2025:
BMX Dirt: Full Podium Sweep for Team Monster Energy Headed by Ryan Williams in 1st Place
Initially scheduled for Friday, the BMX Dirt final was moved to Saturday evening due to strong winds. But it was worth the wait, as Team Monster Energy swept the entire podium in one of the most epic competitions ever seen at X Games.
When the eight finalists attacked the dirt course with its sequence of huge jumps interspersed by a technical step-up obstacle, two-time defending champion Baker secured the top spot on his first run. And the New Jersey native seemed locked in place, until the last runs rolled around.
Qualification results Munich Mash 2025. Munich, Germany. Top 8 to the finals. A team competition was also held today with Dean Florian, Paul Thoelen and Jude Jones grabbing the win.
Qualification results Munich Mash 2025. Saturday 28 June 2025.
1) Jacob Thiem (USA) Qualified
2) Nick Bruce (USA) Qualified
3) Marin Rantes (CRO) Qualified
4) Jude Jones (GBR) Qualified
5) Tom Justice (GBR) Qualified
6) Dean Florian (GER) Qualified
7) Sasha Cambon (FRA) Qualified
8) Sikharin Supanmart (GER) Qualified
9) Paul Thoelen (GER)
10) Saul Vilar (ESP)
11) Jose Cedano (CHI)
Philippine National BMX Park Championships Tagaytay, Philippines 24 June 2025
Men Flatland:
1 Georich CARDINO 25 PHI 200 UCI Ranking points
2 Alan Ray ALFARO 37 PHI 160
3 Jose Edward BONA II 47 PHI 130
4 Armando SAGUN JR. 46 PHI 110
5 King John Ace DIONISIO 37 PHI 90
6 Thyron James TRINIDAD 20 PHI 70
Women Flatland:
1 Kristal Jane HERNANDEZ 36 PHI 200 UCI Ranking points
BMX Street/Flatland/Park final results 2025 X Games Osaka, Japan
BMX Park – Final Results (June 21, 2025)
1 Rim Nakamura Gold
2 Marcus Christopher Silver
3 Anthony Jeanjean Bronze
4 Logan Martin
5 Jose Torres Gil
6 Bryce Tryon
7 Daniel Sandoval
8 Kevin Peraza
BMX Flatland – Final Results X Games 2025 Osaka, Japan.
1 Yohei Uchino – Gold
2 Moto Sasaki – Silver
3 Yu Katagiri – Bronze
Results C1 Costa Rica Freestyle Series 2 Puntarenas, Costa Rica 22 June 2025.
Men Park:
1 Istvan CAILLET 33 FRA 88 200 UCI Ranking Points
2 Kenneth Fabian TENCIO ESQUIVEL 32 CRC 87.67 160
3 Derek SOLANO LOPEZ 21 CRC 86 130
4 Gamaliet Alexander OSEGUEDA REYES 28 CRC 85 110
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