Ryan Williams Takes First, Monster Army’s Kaden Stone Secures Second and Best Trick, and Mike Varga Lands Third. Monster Energy dominates once again with a consecutive podium sweep at the second stop of the 2025 BMX Triple Challenge in Glendale, Arizona. Monster Energy’s Ryan Williams (RWilly) claims back-to-back first-place victories, Monster Army’s Kaden Stone lands in second while also taking home Best Trick, and Monster Energy’s Mike Varga rounds out the podium in third.
Presented by Monster Energy, the BMX Triple Challenge is the premier dirt jump contest series, bringing the biggest tricks and top riders to stadiums alongside Supercross. The Glendale event delivered no shortage of progressive riding, with each finalist pushing the boundaries of what’s possible on dirt.
HYPER HIGHLIGHTS! BMX TRIPLES CHALLENGE GLENDALE W/ RYAN WILLIAMS, JAIE TOOHEY, AND MORE!
Check out the Hyper Team at the Glendale Triples Challenge! Ryan Williams ended up getting 2nd place and winning Best Trick! Jaie Toohey placed 3rd! 12-year-old Connor Stitt was flipping the jumps!!
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After doing a BMX 'zine for ten years (1987 - 1996) FATBMX made it on the internet. The year was 1998. Here to stay.