You get what you deserve. That's what I usually say when the weather turns out great at an event. The beginning of the 2nd national heatwave of the year started on Saturday 24 August when BMX-ers got together for the 31st edition of the FATJAM. The heat also brought the problem of making it tough to keep the trails in good condition. Water was needed badly but wasn't around so sweeping the dust was practically the only thing that could be done. Regardless, riders used the trails all day long in a non-stop train. Several lines were discovered and conquered and also the rollers saw plenty of action all day long by the youngsters who keep on coming back for each edition of the FATJAM to win one of the many goodies and prizes that are donated by our sponsors again and a again. A big thank you goes to TSG, TallOrder, FIST, BSD, Vans, OJA, Gemeente Laarbeek, Federal, and Red Bull for their support
While the Sugar Hills Trails got abused, plenty of chilling and catching up was done on the field next to the dirt spot. Tents and the trees provided the well needed shade while Masterchef Frits handled the burgers on the BBQ. Cool boxes full of adult beverages were brought in and what better way to crack a few the people you like to hang out with. Unfortunately the planned swimming pool never happened but OJA did donate a brand new bike to a new shredder at the FATJAM once again. The young winner didn't know how to act but sure was stoked on getting a free BMX bike after watching everyone ride the trails.
Vans TM Andy Zeiss grabbed the mic at the end of the session to announce Tom van den Bogaard's
Final Results Fise Experience C1, Le Havre, France.
Elite Men:
1. JEANJEAN Anthony
2. TENCIO Kenneth
3. SANDOVAL Daniel
4. PEAKE Cam
5. RIZAEV Irek
6. CAILLET Istvan
7. BRINGER Maxime
8. DANELUTTI Alec
9. FERRASSE Florian
10. TANCRE Kenneth
11. RAMIREZ MATAMOROS Giancarlos
12. WEDEMEIJER Daniel
Elite Women:
1. LESSMANN Lara
The level of BMX progression is off the charts right now and Monster Energy riders are pushing the boundaries. Monster Energy congratulates Larry Edgar on taking third place at the third stop of the Vans BMX Pro Cup series in Mexico City this weekend. In front of a capacity crowd at the Skatepark Metro Puebla 2, the 26-year-old from Corona, California, earned his podium spot despite a knee injury in a highly contested finals featuring the world’s best BMX park riders.
Also walking away with a trophy, Monster Energy’s Kevin Peraza took first place in the progression-driven Best Trick event. In an open session that had the high-energy crowd on its feet, the 24-year-old from Tucson, Arizona, pulled a never-been-done 180 Backflip Tailwhip over the park’s spine ramp to take
The world’s leading platform for elite BMX park terrain competition, the Vans BMX Pro Cup Series drew to a close yesterday with the Men’s and Women’s final competition rounds for the Mexico City stop at the brand new Skatepark Metro Puebla 2. As the pivotal last pro qualifier for the 2019 tour season, the Vans BMX Pro Cup has now determined the final field of BMX talent to advance to the series’ Championships, to be held in Huntington Beach on September 14-15.
Celebrating a full weekend of premier BMX competition, nearly 40 men and women competitors battled it out for podium honors at the brand new Mexico City course. The dramatic finale unfolded in front of energetic fans, ending with the celebration of two Australians taking first place in the women’s and
Voodoo Jam has been a staple in the New Orleans bike scene since 2004 when it began as a local grassroots competition. Fifteen years later the event is anticipated worldwide and draws the best flatland BMX riders from all the corners of the globe, from countries like Thailand, Brazil, Peru, France, Germany, and Japan. Saturday night Voodoo Jam returned to NOLA, and despite its worldwide reach the event has managed to keep its signature local style. Voodoo Jam is more of a celebration of the sport, with a huge party-like atmosphere that only New Orleans and its crowd can provide.
While some of the world’s best had to travel far to make it to Voodoo Jam, others had a much shorter trip. Hammond, Louisiana’s Terry Adams, a two-time NORA Cup Champion, has competed in the event since its inception in 2004.
Terry is widely recognized as a pioneer in flatland BMX, and one of the best to ever do it. He’s been riding
Vans BMX Pro Cup Mexico City Results. Sunday 18 August 2019.
Final results Men:
1) Jason Watts
2) Gary Young
3) Larry Edgar
4) Dennis Enarson
5) Jose Torres
6) Kevin Peraza
7) Sergio Layos
8) Kris Fox
9) Matt Cordova
10) Boyd Hilder
11) Chris James
12) Josh Dove
13) Jayden Mucha
14) Paul Thölen
Women Final results:
Results Regional Qualifier Vans BMX Pro Cup Mexico-City.
Men:
1st Michael Mogollon, Age 26 Colombia
2nd Parker Heath, Age 21 United States
3rd Jayden Mucha, Age 17 United States
4th Tomas Fuentes, Age 25 Chile
5th Chase Pauza, Age 21 United States
6th Felipe Manerim, Age 20 Brazil
7th Jose Cedano, Age 22 Chile
8th Juan Sebastian Vaca Martinez, Age 19 Colombia
9th Andres Gatica, Age 21 Chile
10th Brad Maple, Age 23 United States
11th Ivan Galdames, Age 20 Chile
12th Minus Daniel Giraldo, Age 25 Colombia
13th Adler Cromer, Age 16 United States
14th Jay Dalton, Age 24 United States