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Thunder Days C1 BMX Freestyle Park contest St. Pölten, Austria. Final results.
Men:
1 Brooks Declan
2 Rantes Marin
3 Fries Ismael
4 Andreev Konstantin
5 Rizaev Irek
6 Lindermair Jonas
7 Meisel Michael

Vans BMX Pro Cup, the world’s leading platform for elite BMX park terrain competition landed in Stuttgart, Germany on June 14 for the first time ever in the series’ history, hosted at the brand new Waiblingen BMX Park. The competition kicked off with the Regional Qualifiers on June 14, followed by the Women’s Pro Cup Finals and Men’s Pro Cup Semi-Finals on June 15.

A packed Regional Qualifiers produced an awe-inspiring spectacle of riding as 72 competitors from 17 different countries battled it out for a place in the Vans BMX Pro Cup Finals. It was Brazil’s Cauan Madaona who took the first place, a real pleasure to watch, he impressed the judges with his effortless style and flow, landing his tricks to perfection. Madaona was joined by Czech Republic’s Zdenda

Vans BMX Pro Cup, Stuttgart, Germany. Saturday 15 June 2019.

Women results:
1st Perris Benegas 88.55
2nd Macarena Perez 83.52
3rd Teresa Azcoaga 83.33
4th Natalya Diehm 77.41
5th Angie Marino 76.67
6th Jennifer Wohlrab 73.87
7th Lotta Gruber 67.44

High Air winner:
Teresa Azcoaga (Spain)

Photo by Bart de Jong/FATBMX

Results Pannonian Challenge in Osijek, Croatia. C1 event. 8-9 June 2019.

Elite Men results:
1 Logan Martin 1993 Australia 95
2 Irek Rizaev 1997 Russia 92
3 Marin Ranteš 1995 Croatia 90.67
4 Jack Clark 1994 United Kingdom 88.33
5 Declan Brooks 1996 United Kingdom 86.67
6 Michael Meisel 1996 Germany 82.33
7 Ismael Fries 1996 Argentina 77
8 Bryce Tryon 2000 USA 75.33
9 Justin Dowell USA 74.33
10 Konstantin Andreev 1993 Russia 67

Elite Women results:
1 Lara Lessmann 2000 Germany 94
2 Analia Zacarias 1989 Argentina 91.67
3 Perris Benegas 1995 USA 89.33
4 Teresa Fernandez-Miranda 1994 Spain 88.67

Results UCI BMX Flatland World Cup Montpellier, France.
1 NEKOLNÝ Dominik CZE
2 DANDOIS Matthias FRA
3 SASAKI Moto JPN
4 ISOGAI Takumi JPN
5 JUMELIN Alexandre FRA
6 ADAMS Terry USA
7 VAN BERKEL Sietse NED
8 BONNECUELLE Matthieu FRA
9 HUDSON ARAYA Benjamin Ignacio CHI
10 MOYA FERNANDEZ Alberto ESP
11 CHIQUET Raphael FRA
12 HERNANDEZ DEL POZO Alvaro ESP
13 PREVOST Jean William CAN
14 POOSA-ART Pakphum THA
15 ITO Masato JPN
16 WADE Bo USA

Over 125,000 people packed the banks of the River Lez today for an epic day of action sports.

UCI BMX FREESTYLE PARK WORLD CUP FINAL - WOMEN:
Everything was set for an exciting hour of BMX. The sun was up, the wind was down and the crowd were ready to see the amazing progression of the BMX Women's community. The panel of judges were looking for style, amplitude and tricks, and they were not disappointed. Once again Hannah Roberts was unbeatable. She did not make any mistakes, she completed a perfect run, starting with a whip on the spine, and ending with a flair. Two tricks among others that she is the only woman to master so well. In

X Games Shanghai closed out with a another day filled with Skateboard, BMX and Moto X competitions, along with musical performances and interactive activities including drone and go cart racing in X Fest. The action kicked off with BMX Street, where American Garrett Reynolds reclaimed his spot atop the podium and earned his 10th gold in the discipline and 13th medal overall. Reynolds threw down a toboggan 360 and truckdriver, both over the dragon feature on the course, along with a downside 180 tailwhip to fakie and a hopover smith grind on the rainbow rail. Reynolds edged out German rider Felix Prangenberg (85.00) who took silver, and X Games Minneapolis gold medalist Chad Kerley (84.00) took home the bronze.

Monster Energy congratulates team rider James Foster on a strong bronze medal finish in BMX Big Air at the inaugural X Games Shanghai 2019 today. In a boundary-pushing Big Air session on the giant Mega Ramp that drew massive crowds at the Shanghai International Tourism and Resorts Zone, the 33-year-old from Redlands, California battled the world elite of big ramp BMX freestyle riders to claim his sixth career X Games medal. The first-ever X Games Shanghai 2019 brings the biggest names in BMX, skateboarding and freestyle motocross together for an action-packed weekend. The world’s premier action sports spectacle reaches audiences in China and millions of viewers across the globe via live broadcasts on ESPN and partner networks.   

Speaking of spectacle, it hardly gets more spectacular than BMX Big Air. Towering over the X Games event village at a total height of 73 feet, the Big Air ramp proved a crowd magnet on Saturday. Starting from a 59-feet roll-in, BMX riders sent their best aerials over the kicker gap in the structure’s middle – optionally clearing a 50-feet or 63-feet gap – before finishing their runs with massive aerials on the 27-feet quarterpipe. Each rider received four runs to post a high score – composed of the gap and quarterpipe aerials – in a final session featuring ten athletes from three countries, including six American riders, three Australians and one Brazilian.

Monster Energy’s Foster came into the event as a podium threat after winning back-to-back gold at X Games Minneapolis 2017 and 2018, plus silver at X Games Sydney 2018. But past achievements held no

THE CASH JAM OF WINTERTHUR 2019 took place recently and here are the names of the winners.
Enough cash for these riders. The results:
  1. Jeffrey Oehri
  2. Matthias Hilber
  3. Marcel Wacker
  4. Ellis Oswald

X Games Shanghai 2019 Day One News and Results – Ryan Williams Defends BMX Big Air Gold. ESPN proudly lifted the curtain on a new destination for X Games at a one-of-a-kind venue adjacent to Shanghai Disney Park in Shanghai with an action-packed first day. The final competition of the evening was BMX Big Air, where Australia’s Ryan Williams defended gold with a mind-blowing frontflip bri-flip over the gap and frontflip flair on the quarterpipe. Williams’ first X Games competition was only X Games Minneapolis 2018, and while he missed the podium on his first appearance, he’s won gold both times subsequently. Williams edged out Vince Byron on the last run of the competition. Fellow Aussie Byron took silver (91.66) and American James Foster added to his medal collection with bronze (87.66).

BMX Big Air results:
1. Ryan Williams, 93.00 (AUS)
2. Vince Byron, 91.66 (AUS)
3. James Foster, 87.66 (USA)
4. Mykel Larrin, 86.66 (USA)
5. Morgan Wade, 86.00 (USA)
6. Colton Satterfield, 85.00 (USA)
7. Andy Buckworth, 74.00 (AUS)