One of our favourite guys out there, Wethepeople rider Joeri Veul filmed this video shortly before he suffered a brain haemorrhage last year. Joeri is taking some time away from riding whilst he recovers but managed to put together this video with a few clips of his homies in The Netherlands to finish it off. Much love and respect to Joeri for pushing through the tough times and staying motivated. We cant wait to see you back on a bike soon Joeri!
Final results NK BMX Street 2020. Skateland, Rotterdam, NL.
1 Joeri Veul 90.33
2 Jack Nieraeth 86.00
3 Laurens Joosten 82.33
4 Milan Baars 79.67
5 Frank Nabuurs 77.33
6 Janos Baars 74.33
7 Stasiu Althoff 71.67
8 Sybren Planting 55.33
9 Zigo Damen 50.67
10 Twan van Wijk 47.67
11 Jordy Mertens 44.33
12 Jean Thierry Sprokkelman 30.00
Best trick winner: Twan van Wijk
As you may have seen in his DIG LOCALS video earlier this year, the Netherlands' Twan Van Wijk looks at stuff differently. No need for pegs, just a whole load of creativity and some busted out pedals and crank arms! Some of those big down ledge clips were extra sick. Enjoy his latest exploits.
Get ready for a colorful masterpiece from Dutch Wethepeople rider Joeri Veul. Joeri spent the past year tracking down some of the most colorful and unique Street spots across Europe for his first Wethepeople video.
The Netherland's Joeri Veul is constantly in search of the next experience, with multiple trips taken this year already hitting up Glasgow, Malaga and of course Holland to film for his latest DIG piece. A young guy full of skill, eagerness and motivation and most importantly a massive grin across his face. I'm sure you'll agree, he's had a great start to the year!
As the Dutch winter slowly entered the Dutch streets, Joeri decided to move to a more sunny place in Europe. What better place to go to during the winter than Barcelona, right? He stayed there for a few months and managed to film some clips in between his stay.
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