The upgrading works for the TBP were completed and certified by the Union Cycliste Internationale (UCI), the International Federation for Cycling. The amazing park is constructed of two cycling tracks - mountain bike trail and BMX track.
The BMX track spans 355 meters with the purpose of testing swiftness and speed in completing the course. This dirt track consists of no less than 26 jumps and three banked corners. The track is designed and built by renowned designer Tom Ritzenthaler from UCI (who also constructed the BMX track for the Beijing 2008 Olympic Games when this discipline made its debut). This same team will be building a cycling track for London 2012.
The mountain bike trail spans three kilometers with four rock garden downhill trails. The competitive track will be a test of true skills for the young riders – through their bike handling techniques and endurance. Sixty percent of the trail consists of a single track, which provides greater challenge in overtaking the opponents.
The Singapore 2010 Youth Olympic Games is fast approaching and they are making history again with the development of the revolutionary Tampines Bike Park (TBP). Spanning over 23 hectares, the upgraded TBP is the first of its kind in Olympic Games. Its unique design allows spectators of the Singapore 2010 races to have a clear view of the BMX competition – and watch the start and end of Time Trial and Mountain Bike events from the spectators stand. 
After doing a BMX 'zine for ten years (1987 - 1996) FATBMX made it on the internet. The year was 1998. Here to stay.