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Watch the Cinnamon Toast Crunch BMX Dirt Best Trick highlights from X Games Ventura 2024! What is BMX Dirt Best Trick?
Custom Bicycles for the Olympics Paris 2024. Ready for Saint Quentin-en-Yvelines.
When I think of BMX in the midwest a lot of names come to mind, Paul Rad is one of those names.
I've always known Paul to be the dude that works at skateparks, builds ramps, and rips on his bike, but I wanted to know more.
I made two trips to Cleveland (February & June) to see what Paul's life is like revolving around Ray's MTB and outside of work.
Here's what I came up with...
BMX legend Dennis Enarson is one of the most calculated humans on a bike. He knows the importance of focus and commitment. Check him out in IMMERSION, playing now.
The past three years have flown by, and it feels like just yesterday that Charlotte Worthington (GBR) and Logan Martin (AUS) clinched the inaugural gold medals in BMX Freestyle Park at the Tokyo Olympics. Now, as Paris 2024 approaches, an additional three riders per gender will compete, bringing the total to 24 riders showcasing their skills at Place de la Concorde on July 30-31, 2024. This venue will also host Skateboarding (street and park), 3x3 Basketball, and Breaking, creating a vibrant urban atmosphere. The newer Olympic sports are set to draw young audiences, and the high demand for tickets reflects this growing interest.
The qualification process for BMX Freestyle has evolved since its debut, becoming more intricate. Ultimately, after six quota places were awarded to the top six finishers of the Olympic Qualifier Series
BMX DAY 2024 was amazing. Tons of dope riders and people came out! S/O to all the sponsors and Our BMX and Monster Energy for putting this on! MATT CLOSSON took home the win with a golden ticket to AUSTRALIA!
Tokyo 2020 silver medallist Kye Whyte (GBR) reflects on his journey over the past three years and shares his aspirations as he aims to surpass his previous success at Paris 2024.
24 Women Elite Rider BMX Olympic Paris 2024 by SAP RAINBOW
Final Olympic Games Prep - Raw Footage by Kamren Larsen.
A visual journey through (and below) Paris on a bike.
Never seen before BMX shots.
Supported by Swatch
After doing a BMX 'zine for ten years (1987 - 1996) FATBMX made it on the internet. The year was 1998. Here to stay.