We'll be rolling out nominees all week long leading up to the 2017 NORA Cup this Sunday in Hastings, England. Here are your 2017 Flatlander of The Year Nominees (in alphabetical order): Alex Jumelin Jean William Prevost John Yull Matthias Dandois Moto Sasaki WHO DO YOU THINK WON? Find out when the NORA Cup 2017 winners are announced this Sunday, 9/10 @ 1PM PST.
Underground flatland bmx at it's finest, honored to be a part of it...
2 years ago Simon O'Brien asked me to contribute a video part for his full feature "Landscapes." Highly honored to be asked to participate in one of his projects, I accepted and began filming. Realizing that my riding would be showcased besides Simon and Viki -- both master-riders -- i knew that I had my work cut out for me. While filming I had 2 goals in mind: first, I knew that I had to "think out side of the box" in order to provide a good riding style contrast from Simon and Viki. Second, instead of being limited to only decades, I decided to incorporate them into a widely diverse group of tricks with hopes of displaying a more diverse mastery of the bike.
FISE World in Montpellier is a contest about the crowd. And that goes for flatland as well. The grass bank is completely filled up when the finals take place and they see Canada's Jean-William Prevost take the win from the Frenchies. Matthias Dandois holds on for second place while Benjamin Hudson from Santiago, Chile steps on the podium for spot number 3. First place qualifier Alex Jumelin couldn't hold it together and gets 5th right behind multiple world champion Viki Gomez.
1- Jean-William Prevost
2- Matthias Dandois
3- Benjamin Hudson
4- Viki Gomez
BMX flatland riders enthuse the crowds. The Bike Days 2017 are done and dusted. Throughout three days the national bicycle festival attracted 20’000 visitors. As a triple winner of the prestigious Worldtour Matthias Dandois (FRA) lived up to hisreputation, dominating the BMX flatland contest and performing his signature video trick live for the first time. Despite the rainy weather things heated up in the Rythalle as ten athletes from seven countries faced off for the BMX flatland finale, performing incredibly complex tricks. As a triple winner of the prestigious Worldtour Mathias Dandois (FRA) lived up to his role as a favourite, dominating both the qualification and the finale.
The BMX Indoor in Caen, France doesn't only have a race going on. Dirt jump demos were part of the show as well as the first round of the French BMX Flatland Cup. The results of the Open Class in flatland just came in and Matthias Dandois won the first round. More rounds to go with five classes at every stop.
Open Class
1st Matthias Dandois
2nd Alex Jumelin
3rd Joris Bretagnolles
Pic from Matthias Dandois
New flatland peg by Jason Forde and Pegasusbmx Out now. contact @jay_flatldn and pegasusbmx.com for details.