Do you remember being a four of five year old at Christmas? The level of excitement that used to permeate your very being in the two weeks leading up to the big day? When you thought could actually explode if you caught a glimpse of Santa or heard the sweet sound of sleigh bells? Well, that's how we are right now over at 2024 HQ, with the release of the all new issue 8 of the World's premier BMX racing magazine! We are literally like kids at Christmas as the new issue drops in time for the World Championships in Birmingham, metaphorically running downstairs in our BMX dressing gowns at 5.30am to dive into all the shiny new gifts that the big dude in red has brought for us;
There's lots of racing from across the globe including sunny Chula Vista and indoors in Manchester and Randaberg, Norway. We go back outdoors for the Birmingham nationals as a starter
for the main course which will be served at the National Indoor Arena in a few days time. Talking of the Worlds, Dale Holmes gives us the scoop on exactly what you have to do to win the 'big one' and how it feels once you get it done. We also get up close and personal with one of the guys to watch as the World Championships unfolds; Maris Strombergs has been there and done it and has the jersey/shoes/helmet to prove it. Find out how he feels about Birmingham, London and beyond. And if that's not enough, we go off to France again for some more radabonzical 'bikes and buddies' action with the Sheffield and Norwich massive.
2024 BMX magazine Issue 8. More fun than Christmas morning, no batteries required! On sale now.
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Issue 8 posted within the UK - £7.00
Issue 8 posted to Europe - £8.50
Issue 8 posted to USA & ROW - £10.00
2024 WILL BE ONSALE AT THE 2012 WORLD CHAMPIONSHIPS AT BIRMINGHAM, UK FROM TUESDAY ONWARDS
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