In the is episode, we will talk confidence to winning races, and also answer questions from the audience, so bring your best questions to Coach Greg Romero
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BMX Gate Shootout with 32 invited riders at the BMX Track in Putten, The Netherlands.
Name: Callum Holloway
Sponsors: DK, Kenda, Tangent, Deity, Fly, Seven MX, Verde, Profile
Mechanic: Myself
When's the last time you took your bike to the track?
Callum Holloway: At the moment I’m making my way to the track 3-4 times a week, so yesterday!
Have you missed riding your bike during the Covid-19 situation?
Callum Holloway: I spent a lot of my summer down in Phoenix AZ, where they’re fortunate enough
The other day, we organized the first tournament and clinic in Japan since Covid-19 with GANTRIGGER.
Kids riders enjoyed the race for the first time in a long time!!
Name: Merle van Benthem
Sponsors:
Team: Meybo, Box, Tioga, HT Pedals, Nederlandse Loterij, WLM Design, Pro-Gate.
Personal: Van Benthem Metselwerken
Mechanic: Willie Meijer
When's the last time you raced your BMX bike?
Merle van Benthem: The UCI World Cups in Shepparton were my last races and they were at the first weekend of February.. Hopefully the world gets all healthy again so we can go back racing!
We're back in the heartland for another round of the USA BMX National Series! Day 1
Name: Alise Willoughby
Sponsors: PROMAX, GW, TOYOTA, XFINITY, KLEAN ATHLETE, TROY LEE, IRC, ODI, HT, ONYX, PARK TOOL, BROSKI, KMC, OAKLEY, BOX
Mechanic: As a Park Tool Ambassador, I’m my own #truebluemechanic for the most part, but also get to work with some awesome friends on the World Cup circuit through USA Cycling.
When did you get picked up by GW?
Alise Willoughby: 2017
Can you tell a little about the GW brand?
Alise Willoughby: GW is a Colombian brand. I’m sure many people have seen the star Colombian BMX riders aboard these frames on their way to Olympic medals, but maybe aren’t aware of how large the brand is in South America across all disciplines ranging from very entry level products to the elite level. They have professional road teams, mountain bike riders, BMX race, freestyle, trials, balance bikes, commuter bikes, electric bikes, you name it… After Redline’s exit in 2016, it’s been a pleasure getting to work with another powerhouse bike brand that has welcomed me to their success-filled family.
Saturday 15 August | 189 days since the crash | 136 days in rehabilitation. It has been some time since the last update and many people have been asking how Kai is doing. We’re super pleased to report that Kai continues to make strong progress in all aspects of his rehabilitation. It’s Saturday 15 August today and we have just passed two key milestones. The first of these was 29 July which is Kai’s 24th birthday, this is highly significant because there was a time when we were not sure he would see his next birthday at all. The second important date was 8 August — exactly six months since Kai had his crash.