Pro BMX Racer Bella Hammond's Bike Check | Barbie Pink Vision F1
Citrus Nationals Charlotte BMX - Punta Gorda, Florida, USA.
Tangent Pro-Am Men Friday results:
1) JOSEPH LETO 23 1 SARASOTA FL ROUTE 18310290 477 UCIT
2) PATRICK O'BRIEN 18 2 PUNTA GORDA FL 18680101 489 UCIT
3) LUCAS ZIMMERMANN 17 3 BRAZIL SC FULLTILT/RADIO 90000831 831 UCIT
4) RAYNE LANKFORD 22 4 HOUSTON TX WALTECH ENGINEERING 15310960 620 UCIT
5) CAMERON BRAMER 22 5 SOUTH PARK PA 18690164 456 UCIT
The USA BMX Sunshine State Nationals through my eyes. Let me know how you guys like these videos.
My first pro race is in the books! I made my first pro main on Saturday with a P7, then missed the finals on Friday and Sunday by one position. Although it was a fairly successful weekend, I know I have more to show. Every lap gave me tons to learn from and improve, so we’ll analyze and be better for the next one!
The boys came up to train at Hinterland BMX Club for some 2024 UCI BMX Supercross World Cup Preperations. Enjoy what 2 of the best in Australia have to say about training and see what they get up too on a daily basis.
The Union Cycliste Internationale (UCI) announces that the events in Papendal (Netherlands), which should have closed the 2024 edition of the UCI BMX Racing World Cup on June 22 and 23, have been cancelled. Due to this cancellation, the winners of the 2024 UCI BMX Racing World Cup will be crowned in Tulsa, Oklahoma (USA) on 28 April, after six rounds.
The 2024 UCI BMX Racing World Championships will take place in the same country, in Rock Hill, South Carolina, from 12 to 18 May.
The UCI looks forward to returning to Papendal – a long-time host of UCI BMX Racing World Cup
How Brazil's #1 Pro BMX Racer built his own BMX Dream track | Vicente Garcia
Go Pro POV footage from a session in Sarasota. The 2024 season has come fast and it’s time to head into the first race weekend of the season. Hope you enjoy.
Training in America by Jenna Williams
I caught up with my Speedco team mate and U23 BMX World Cup Champion, Rico Bearman about his 2023 season while we were in Tulsa, Oklahoma for the USA BMX Grand Nationals.
After doing a BMX 'zine for ten years (1987 - 1996) FATBMX made it on the internet. The year was 1998. Here to stay.