For its 28th edition, Montpellier will once again transform itself into the world capital of urban sports, from May 28th to June 1st, welcoming hundreds of thousands of enthousiasts to the banks of the River Lez for 5 days of competition, activities and festivities. From 28th April to May 25th inclusive, the standard fare will be will be €12. During FISE week, from May 26th to June 1st, the late rate will apply at €14.
While the backdrop to the 2024 event was the run-up to the Olympic Games, the 2025 event will be an opportunity to celebrate the achievements of the athletes who won medals in Paris. Anthony Jeanjean, the French BMX prodigy who won the FISE Montpellier 2024 on home soil and the bronze medal at the
Over 120 upcoming BMX events on the FATBMX calendar. New 2025 Dates/Venues/Flyers added!
We've added flyers of events happening in 2025. Some are being held indoors but not all of them. Check before you make any plans. If you have event dates, if you've got something going, sendusthe info. We'll put your event on the FATBMX Event calendar so more people will get to know about your race or contest or jam that you're putting on. We're here to spread the love but you figure out yourself where you need to go. Contact the event organizers before you head over. Times/dates might have changed and we take no responsibility for that. Get together and enjoy BMX, the best thing in the world. All 2025 Flyers inside as well as the event dates. Nothing else to do!? Get out there and have some fun. Meet new people, visit new places, take some pics for your instagram, pull new tricks, become a better person and maybe win something along the way. Lots has changed or is changing so double check and keep us posted. See you out there!
2025: BMX Race, BMX Freestyle and Pump Track events:
April:
25-26 April 2025, X-Air, Mercury BayPark Stadium, 81 Truman Lane, Mt Maunganui, New Zealand FREESTYLE
etnies is excited to announce its launch of collaboration with Barcelona-based collective Sour Solution. With its roots in Sweden and its pumping heart in the streets of Barcelona – Sour has established a cult following thanks to its team of outstanding riders, offbeat humour and distinct visual identity. Celebrated for their exceptional boards, riotous graphics and commitment to marketing and skate philosophy, their video output superbly showcases the team's technical abilities and creative expression - solidifying their reputation and making a collab with etnies highly seductive.
Leading the collection is the Snake x Sour Solution - a mid-nineties silhouette updated in
First, I would like to thank you for your support of me and my company over the years. From humble beginnings as a teenager, I started as a rider and designer and created Haro Bikes. After Haro Bikes, I continued to participate in BMX through Olympic collaborations with Nike in 2008 and 2012, the London Olympics in 2012, marquee events with Red Bull, and collaborations with some of the most iconic brands in sport, like Vans, Redline, BMX Action, Oakley, SE Bikes, JT Racing, Honda, Yamaha, Ducati, and many more.
My passion for BMX has never wavered, and I’m proud to introduce my new BMX brand, IKONIX. While my roots are in the ’70s and ’80s, as a contemporary designer, I wanted to create something new and innovative. The IKONIX FS1 is not a re-pop of past designs—it’s a look forward. It’s fresh, modern, rideable, performance-focused and loaded with details.
My vision for IKONIX is to build a new BMX brand that is steeped in my history and design ethos: high in quality and limited in numbers.
The FS1 represents the first of many exceptional products I plan to offer. I hope you can join me as
Ben Crockett, former BMX Plus editor and lifelong rider, just released a gritty debut novel rooted in the spirit of mid-90s BMX culture and LA street life. Set in 1994 Los Angeles, the story follows a crew of kids who escape the chaos above by riding through the city's underground washaways — until rival street crews and something eerie lurking below turn their summer into a fight for survival. It’s The Goonies meets Mid90s, with real LA grit and a sharp edge only someone who lived it could write.
Ben spent over two decades as a writer and photographer immersed in riding, exploring, and storytelling. His debut brings that raw authenticity to the page.
Regardless of size, every city has its mysteries. In 1994, Los Angeles has more than 22,000 miles of maintained roads and freeways, a wall of civil engineering, rushing west from the deserts and spilling over into the Pacific. Mapped down to the smallest alley, it’s hard to believe it has any secrets left, but under its bustling streets, a dark labyrinth remains; thousands of miles of subterranean wash ways, carved from the landscape before the city itself, and long forgotten.
For one brave, yet unlikely group of friends, the tunnels are a source of mischief and adventure, but they are about to find out what happens when their conflicts above, clash with the inexplicable below. The underground maze they had mastered was their fortress against the outside world, but where will they run when they find out they aren’t alone in the darkness?
I’m hyped to announce there’s gonna be a Flatland Jam right here in my hometown of Hammond on the same day as the world premiere of my documentary, The Road Home!
We’re throwing down an all-day session jam with riders coming in from all over—no official contest, just straight-up riding, good vibes, and community. I’ll be handing out $1,000 in Flatland Fuel gift cardsand giving out 10 awards for riders who kill it in different categories throughout the day.
I’ve already talked to a bunch of you behind the scenes, and I’m seriously stoked that so many of you are making the trip.
But the main event… That’s happening that night—the world premiere of my documentary “The Road Home” at the Columbia Theatre. This film is my life’s story, and nothing would mean more than packing the house with all of you who’ve been a part of this journey. Let’s make history and sell out the theater for the first time ever.
Save the date: September 20th. Let’s ride, connect, and celebrate together right here in Hammond. I can’t wait to see you all.
More info coming soon on close hotels, The after party, and how to reserve your seat in the theater.
In 2025, Brussels Urban Sessions moves to the 'Parc du Cinquantenaire' — a unique and iconic spot in the heart of the city. Massive open space, epic backdrop, and a setup designed to push BMX Freestyle to the next level. Brussels Urban Sessions 2025 will host the first-ever UCI 'HC event' in BMX Freestyle Park – meaning more UCI Ranking points, great park by G-Ramps and elite-level riding. Riders will also benefit from two full days of practice before the competition kicks off.
Where to stay – Riders’ pick! Just 3 minutes from the venue by bike, the Thon Hotel EU is our official partner for Brussels Urban Sessions 2025. We’ve secured a limited Riders Package – only 10 twin rooms available, first come, first served. €65/person/night in a twin room for 6 nights (July 1–7), breakfast included. To book: email This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it. after registering – we’ll confirm availability. Secure Your Spot Today!
Ready to ride? Registrations are officially open for Brussels Urban Sessions 2025. Spots are limited, so don’t wait too long to lock yours in. Be part of this milestone event – grab your spot now. REGISTER HERE
The Union Cycliste Internationale (UCI) and its partner Hurricane are pleased to announce the dates and hosts of the rounds of the 2025 UCI BMX Freestyle World Cup. The first round of the series will start at the end of May in Montpellier, in the south of France, as part of the Festival International des Sports Extrêmes (FISE), an event that attracts half a million people every year. The second round will be held in October in Shanghai, China's most populous city with more than 24 million inhabitants, which hosts the event for the second consecutive year. The 2025 UCI BMX Freestyle World Cup will conclude the following month in Sakai, Japan, a city in the Osaka metropolitan area on the island of Honshū. The Japanese competitions will take place indoors.
Are you losing track on who rides for who? Here's a long list with the most recent team changes and pick ups. The latest team changes get added to the top. The industry never chills, always adding and dropping. What's the latest? Let us know.
-Jason Enns on S&M
-Sosuke Hayata on Monster Army
-Leandro Moreira on Radio Bikes
-Bennett Greenough on Meybo
-Declan McGhee on Meybo
-Niek Kimmann on Meybo
-Jeremy Malott on Rixin Bikes
-Callum Russell on Meybo
-Jack Greenough on Meybo
-Ross Cullen on Meybo
-Jason Noordam on Meybo Bikes / BOXBMX for 2025
-Marcel Andersen goes Cult Pro
Back in 1990 the Sugar Hills came to life. It's also when we started the Mini FATJAM. That's 35 years ago and the annual jam is going stronger than ever. The trails are prepared and offer something for everyone. 5 year olds join the dirt session with the veterans and everyone in between. If you are looking for a challenge, the KILLER JUMP is there. So get loose and send it on that big thing.
This year's edition is special as we are celebrating Paul's Boutique BMX's 30 years anniversary. Good chance we will have some beers and burgers, so join in even if riding dirt is not in the cards this time. The Mini FATJAM is about getting together for a good time anyway. For some that's riding all day, for others it's chilling, shooting the shit and drinking brewski's.
The dirt jam at the Sugar Hills Trails starts at 13:00hr and will end around 18:00hr. and can be found at the Valkendijk in Aarle-Rixtel, Netherlands. Group picture: 15:30hr if you want to be in it. Goodies? Sure. Music? Of course. Extra activities? We will see....
The night will continue at OJA-Aarle-Rixtel for the official Mini FATJAM Afterparty (Schoolstraat 2, Aarle-Rixtel). Free entry, cheap beer. Pretty unique these days.
The 2025 Mini FATJAM is supported by:
After doing a BMX 'zine for ten years (1987 - 1996) FATBMX made it on the internet. The year was 1998. Here to stay.