Watch Erik Elstran and filmer/editor Walter Pieringer's entry into Real BMX 2020, the all-video BMX street riding contest brought to you by ESPN's World of X Games.
Watch Real BMX 2019 bronze-medal winners Brad Simms and filmer/editor Christian Rigal's full behind-the-scenes segment from ABC's "World of X Games: Real BMX 2019" broadcast.
Watch Real BMX 2019 silver-medal winners Simone Barraco and filmer/editor Ryan Chadwick's full behind-the-scenes segment from ABC's "World of X Games: Real BMX 2019" broadcast.
Watch Real BMX 2019 gold-medal winners Jordan Hango and filmer/editor Andrew Schubert's full behind-the-scenes segment from ABC's "World of X Games: Real BMX 2019" broadcast.
The Real Series Presented by Nexcare™ Brand’s Real BMX launches today, May 15, with six never-before-seen BMX video parts debuting on XGames.com. A full World of X Games episode will air Saturday, June 1 on ABC, featuring all six video parts, behind-the-scenes footage and athlete interviews. In each Real Series competition, athletes and filmer/editors form two-person teams to produce a never-before-seen video part in their own unique style. Each part debuts on XGames.com, where fans can watch and vote for their favorite video, and is celebrated across X Games social platforms. The competition culminates in a one-hour World of X Games episode featuring all of the
Alex Donnachie. Age: 23 | Hometown: Glasgow, Scotland | Most recent video part: Ender, Monster's "Ascent" | Winner, Simple Session 2015 "Best Trick" | Filmer: Dave Sowerby
The fourth installment in the Real Series 2017 schedule, Real BMX, launches today, June 14, with six never-before-seen BMX video parts debuting on XGames.com at 12 p.m. ET. A full World of X Games episode will air June 24 on ABC, featuring all six video parts, behind-the-scenes footage and athlete interviews. The videos will be judged by a panel of industry experts and their selections for which athlete/filmer teams will be awarded X Games gold, silver and bronze medals will be announced on the ABC broadcast. Cash prizes will be awarded to the medalists. Fans will also have a chance to view and vote for their favorite videos online at XGames.com/RealBMX, with the Fan Favorite winning an additional cash prize.
After doing a BMX 'zine for ten years (1987 - 1996) FATBMX made it on the internet. The year was 1998. Here to stay.