FISE WORLD SERIES 2018 Check out the Park Plans and Schedule Montpellier - France
FISE WORLD SERIES 2018. Check out the Park Plans and Schedule for Montpellier - France. It’s only a matter of weeks to go until the biggest action sports festival of the year takes place in our home town of Montpellier, France. This is the flagship event of the tour and there is a massive amount of BMX action taking place on 4 different Parks.
BMX FREESTYLE PARK. Here you can enjoy the UCI BMX Freestyle Park World Cup.
STREET. No prizes for guessing the Street Park is where you can check out the BMX Street competition.
FLATLAND AREA. For the first time this year we have the official UCI BMX Flatland World Cup.
SPINE RAMP. You wont want to miss the BMX Freestyle Spine Ramp Pro competition which was a highlight of last years event!
From the 9th to 13th of May join us for 5 awesome days of BMX
Wednesday 9th May 2018
15h00 – 16h30 Qualification UCI BMX Freestyle Park World Cup Women
17h45 – 20h50 Qualification BMX Freestyle Park Amateur Groupe 1
Thursday 10th May 2018
11h40 – 14h00 Pré Qualification UCI BMX Freestyle Park World Cup Groupe 1
15h20 – 17h30 Pré Qualification UCI BMX Freestyle Park World Cup Groupe 2
18h30 – 20h50 Qualification BMX Freestyle Park Amateur Groupe 2
19h00 – 20h45 Qualification UCI BMX Flatland World Cup
21h00 – 23h45 Qualification BMX Freestyle Spine Ramp Pro
Friday 11th May 2018
10h30 – 12h00 Finale UCI BMX Freestyle Park World Cup Women
13h00 – 14h30 Demi Finale UCI BMX Flatland World Cup
13h00 – 14h45 Qualification UCI BMX Freestyle Park World Cup Groupe 1
15h45 – 17h30 Qualification UCI BMX Freestyle Park World Cup Groupe 2
16h00 – 18h00 Qualification BMX Freestyle Spine Ramp Amateur
18h30 – 20h15 Qualification UCI BMX Freestyle Park World Cup Groupe 3
Saturday 12th May 2018
10h00 – 11h40 Qualification BMX Flatland Kid & Junior
10h00 – 12h30 Qualification BMX Freestyle Park Junior
12h00 – 15h00 Qualification BMX Street Amateur
12h15 – 13h00 Qualification BMX Flatland Master
13h20 – 15h20 Demi Finale UCI BMX Freestyle Park World Cup
16h20 – 17h50 Demi Finale BMX Freestyle Park Amateur
16h30 – 20h30 Qualification BMX Street Pro
18h40 – 19h30 Contest BMX Freestyle Park Women Amateur
19h00 – 20h10 Finale UCI BMX Flatland World Cup
19h45 – 20h30 Contest BMX Freestyle Spine Ramp Master
19h50 – 20h30 Best Trick BMX Freestyle Park Women
21h45 – 23h30 Finale BMX Freestyle Spine Ramp Pro
Sunday 13 May 2018
10h00 – 11h00 Finale BMX Freestyle Park Junior
10h15 – 11h00 Finale BMX Flatland Kid & Junior
11h00 – 12h30 Finale BMX Street Amateur
11h20 – 12h10 Contest BMX Freestyle Spine Ramp Women
11h30 – 12h00 Finale BMX Flatland Master
12h30 –13h15 Finale BMX Flatland Amateur
12h30 – 13h40 Contest BMX Freestyle Park Master
13h45 – 14h15 Finale UCI BMX Flatland World Cup Women
14h30 – 16h00 Finale BMX Street Pro
14h40 – 15h30 Finale BMX Freestyle Park Amateur
16h00 – 17h20 Best Tricks BMX Street Pro
17h30 – 18h45 Finale UCI BMX Freestyle Park World Cup
18h50 – 19h30 Best Tricks BMX Freestyle Park
CHECK OUT THE FULL SCHEDULE HERE
Sports entertainment brand Nitro Circus and independent video game developer and publisher, Psyonix, are excited to announce that Rocket League is an official partner of Nitro Circus globally for 2018. Rocket League, the hit sports-action game with a worldwide community of more than 44 million players, is a high-powered hybrid of arcade soccer and driving with rewarding physics-based gameplay. It is developed and published by San Diego-based game studio, Psyonix. Throughout 2018, this partnership will see Rocket League integrated into all of Nitro Circus’s live shows worldwide.
Sullyvan Guaincêtre got himself a name in 2015 during the SOSH Urban Motion when he placed 2nd in the competition against riders like Maxime Charveron, Dennis Enarson and Simone Baracco. Since then he’s confirmed his talent and is now considered as one of the best BMX Street Riders in Europe. Sully has been riding for Frenchys-Distribution since 2015, has been riding French contests for 3 years and is now renowned for his tech riding style.
His personality and riding got the attention of GT Bicycles. The US Brand has been focusing again on BMX Street riding for a few seasons now and is very involved with a team of key riders like Brian Kachinsky, Dan Conway, Rob Wise, Albert Mercado...
BELL SIGNATURE NITRO CIRCUS HELMETS NOW AVAILABLE AT LEADING RETAILERS
Spring has sprung which means it’s time to step away from the screen and get outside for some fun! Whether on a BMX bike or a skateboard, staying safe is of the utmost importance when it comes to playing on two wheels or four. Some would say that no one knows more about the importance of safety than Travis Pastrana and the Nitro Circus crew. The rambunctious group of Nitro Circus athletes have seen their fair share of crashes and that’s why they trust Bell Helmets to keep them safe. To encourage you to pursue your dreams safely, Nitro Circus has teamed up with
renowned helmet brand Bell to create two youth multisport helmets, two full-face youth bike helmets, and a full-face child’s helmet that are all available to everyone at an accessible price.
“Money shouldn’t dictate whether or not your head is protected.” said Travis Pastrana on Nitro Circus’ partnership with Bell. “We want kids that are fans of action sports to be able to go out, have fun, and hone their skills, but to be safe while doing so. It was important to us to create helmets that are safe yet affordable for everyone”.
FISE WORLD SERIES 2018 The biggest stop of the tour is back MONTPELLIER - FRANCE
From the 9th to 13th of May, spectators can enjoy 5 action packed days of Action Sports at the tours flagship event. After an amazing launch event in Saudi Arabia and a massive first stop in Japan, the FISE family couldn't be more ready for the biggest event of the year. Montpellier's festival is not to be missed bringing together to best action sports athletes in a huge range of sports including BMX, Roller, Scooter , MTB Slopestyle, Wakeboard and Parkour.
This year, the stop is promising to be bigger than ever with a bunch of fresh additions such as the UCI BMX Flatland World Cup event and a brand new second Freestyle Park dedicated to Roller and Scooter Freestyle. The event will continue on from the Hiroshima event and host the following World Cups:
Vans BMX Pro Cup, the world’s leading platform for elite BMX park terrain competition, enters its second season announcing the pre-seeded World Championship Tour invitees for the 2018 Pro Tour series commencement in Sydney, Australia on April 27 – 28. The 2018 Vans BMX Pro Cup Tour Pros are selected from the top 10 riders from the 2017 Vans BMX Pro Cup point standings. The Tour Pros are pre-seeded directly into the semi-finals at every Pro Tour event, and are also pre-qualified for the 2018 series World Championship finals. The Tour Pro roster will expand throughout the season with the addition of the top three podium winners from each regional qualifier, who will advance to the Vans BMX Pro Cup Pro Tour, and also secure their invite to the Vans BMX Pro Cup World
100% is proud to introduce a revolutionary development in performance eyewear - The Speedcraft AIR. Speedcraft AIR incorporates a built-in nasal dilator, allowing riders to control nasal dilation from minimum to maximum. Race-tested by three-time UCI Road World Champion Peter Sagan, this system is engineered to outpace the peloton. It is the only eyewear in the world to feature the patented AC Systems breathing technology, and comes with metal nose stickers to secure — and properly operate — the system. The nasal dilator is adjusted by rotating a small dial in the center of the lens, and the magnetic arms can be opened or closed to control nasal dilation throughout a ride.
The advantages of variable nasal dilation are significant. Nose breathing filters, humidifies, and
When we combine the Mini-FATJAMs and the annual FATJAM being held in the summer, the upcoming Mini-FATJAM will be the 58th edition. That's 58 FAT JAMs that happened in Aarle-Rixtel, an awful lot. Reason of the success? Maybe it's the free riding. Maybe it's the support from caring companies making this an event where everyone wins. The fact that everyone can ride together at a dirt spot that has something for everyone is a big plus. Also visiting Paul's Boutique BMX shop in town could be a reason, or the stories that circulate from the OJA parties. You can bring your own food and drinks. There's no security. It's free to spectate, there's music, and knowing that riders like Mat Hoffman, Jay Miron, Todd Lyons, Chase Gouin, Ian Morris, etc. have jumped at the Sugar Hills should make you want to visit the spot on the Valkendijk in Aarle-Rixtel too, at least once in your life.
Anyway, we're back at it on Saturday 14 April, 2018 to unofficially open the outdoor BMX season. Ryan Nyquist came over early March to test the Killer Jump and liked it a lot showing 720's, Nyquist style 360 tobogans, 360 suicide no-handers, tailwhips(!), rocket no-handers, no-footed cancan nothings, etc. He proved everything is possible on that Killer ramp so it's up to you to come over on the 14th and do the same. It's time to send it!
Program Mini FATJAM 2018:
11:00-13:00hr Paul's Boutique shopping, Dorpsstraat 66a, Aarle-Rixtel.
ESPN and Minneapolis Agree to Two-Year Extension as X Games Host City
Heading into the second year as a host city for the summer version of X Games, ESPN, Sports Minneapolis and U.S. Bank Stadium have reached a two-year extension agreement to host X Games Minneapolis through 2020. “Our first year in Minneapolis proved what an incredible fan experience X Games at U.S. Bank Stadium can offer and we are excited to build on that success over the next three years,” said Tim Reed, vice president, X Games. “Minneapolis and U.S. Bank Stadium have quickly established themselves as a destination for the world’s top sport and entertainment brands and we look forward to building off of a terrific first year in Minneapolis.”
“Minneapolis is tailor-made to host ESPN’s X Games,” said Minneapolis Mayor Jacob Frey. “With a zip
On Thursday, April 5th Chris Doyle was hospitalized, after suffering a serious non-BMX related medical emergency in Albuquerque, New Mexico. The situation was life threatening, and Chris was treated almost immediately. He is now doing extremely well, and stable. Things are looking very positive, and he is proving to be stronger and more badass than we could have imagined. With respect to Chris and his family; details and further information will come at a different moment.
Thank you for the support for Chris, and keep the positive vibes flowing his way!
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