Full name : Benjamin Antony Hennon Age: 22
Sponsors: Eastpak, Vans, Colony, King kong
Years riding: 8
Who got you into riding: my dad
Riding buddies: Harry
Riding terrain: anything
Tricks or style: big stylish tricks
Worst injury: blown knee
Pegs or without / brakes or brakeless: pegs and brakes
If you could ride just one sport for the rest of your life, what and wherewould it be: the trails with me boys
Shooting or competing / Trips or contests: all of them
With an unlimited travelbudget - what would you do and where would you go? everywhere that hasn't been done already for the rest of my days
Contribution Video is now accepting submissions for its 1st contest. Submissions will be open until June 30th. There are prizes being offered up from Odyssey. All of funds raised are being donated to three user-voted charities. Contribution video contest is a grassroots contest aimed to highlight potentially unheard of talent in BMX riding and BMX videography while at the same time raising some money for charities within the BMX industry. 
The Rockstar Energy Drink athletes, Ryan Nyquist and Dennis Enarson make an international stand at one of the most prestigious and technical dirt jumping contests of the year, Elevation 2008, in the breathtaking Parque Metropolitano, in Guadalajara, Mexico. Up against the world’s best riders, Nyquist won Best Trick and scored a place on the podium with a silver medal, living up to his legendary status at this internationally proclaimed event. Ryan has consistently dominated since the inception in 2005 and this year was no exception! He dazzled the crowd and the judges in the Best Trick competition with his signature smooth Power Ball move and then went on to battle it out with Bohan to snag the silver medal with his huge 720 transfer during the winning sequence. Adding to the Rockstar Energy Drink winning roster, Dennis Enarson made it into the final with ease and finished up with a respectable 9th place out of 30 competing on a world-class level.Heath Pinter, Rockstar Energy Drink team manager and athlete,
After doing a BMX 'zine for ten years (1987 - 1996) FATBMX made it on the internet. The year was 1998. Here to stay.