Got my first Elite Men podium this weekend in Chile! The Continental Championship was my main focus, but a crash in the semi going for the transfer spot ended that one short. Great to bounce back and finish the weekend on a high!
Two 6ths this weekend at the @usabmx rounds in Rock Hill. Good to make both mains in a stacked field, always aiming for more, but a solid and consistent start to the season!
Spent about 2 weeks with the USA Cycling squad doing lots of testing! From the USOPC Training Center in Colorado Springs to the Hardesty BMX Stadium in Tulsa, we got tons of data and learned a lot! Huge thanks to USA Cycling for the opportunity!
Wrapped up the Texas trip with back-to-back Pro-Am wins at the Lonestar Nationals! Didn’t drop a lap all weekend and felt better with each one. Excited to keep building and dialing things in before the first pro race in Rock Hill!
2024 was a year to remember, filled with unforgettable races, big moments, and nonstop progression. Here’s a look back at some of my favorite highlights before we head into the 2025 season!
The weekend didn’t start as planned, crashing in my quarter at ROC, but my main goal was making the A-Main at Grands. After a hard-fought night, I made it into the night show and battled my way to a 5th-place finish overall after three mains, wrapping up the season as National #2 Pro!
Had a perfect weekend at the Buckeye Nationals, taking the win in the Pro-Am both days without dropping a lap. It was great to get some solid race laps in again and I’m looking forward to Louisville.
In Michigan, I finished with P4 on Day 1 and P8 on Day 2 after a crash in the final. The track made passing tough, but I gave it my all and still had a great weekend! Happy to make two more A-mains and gain some points. Huge thanks to all my supporters and sponsors!
Come along with me as I showcase a day of training, including a gym session and a track session with Juan Naranjo as he prepares for the upcoming World Championships!
UCI World Cup Rounds 5 & 6 ended with a 5th in the 1/8th final and an LCQ. Felt like I had a lot more to show, but still happy with the bright moments and my positivity despite some challenges leading into the race.
After doing a BMX 'zine for ten years (1987 - 1996) FATBMX made it on the internet. The year was 1998. Here to stay.